I have found some serious flaws in Meyl's practical work of which I have informed him.
He did respond to a very small error in his theory, but he did not respond to the fatal error in his practical work. To make matters worse, he is still showing his invalid experimental 'proof' for example at the Keshe meeting on last 21st of September.
It did take me considerable time to work through his complete theories and to save you all time I shall post my findings here.
----- The Meyl Theory ---------- Turning to his practical work... -----
As I have done a very similar experiment myself I will present my findings.
The set up is as follows
(see Meyl1.jpg)
When L2 is at resonance the LED shines brightly.
To understand why, we consider the following.
Because L2 is at resonance, it does neither act as a inductive nor capacitive load. So when considering L1 we do not have to look at L2 and everything behind there.
This leaves us this:
(see Meyl2.jpg)
L1 creates a voltage difference. Having a higher capacitance at one end, this results in higher voltage (swings) at the other end. So what is intended as a ground line actually becomes a transmission line. And of course, shielding C1 or C2 has absolutely no effect!
(see Meyl3.jpg)
Removing the diodes means that much less current can flow in L4.
(see Meyl4.jpg)
This increases the inductance of L2 (see Colorado Springs Notes of Nov 9, 1899), giving a lower resonance frequency. This results in an inductive load on L1, disturbing its resonance as well. Not because the sending antenna 'feels' the receiving circuit.
By grounding the 'ground connection' a very different situation occurs with different readings.
(see Meyl5.jpg)
The current is transferred in a different manner now and unfortunately with the voltages that I have currently access to the readings become too small. I.e. the LED's do no longer shine...
In an interview held at 21 Sept, Meyl says he has some difficulties in obtaining resonance when applying his technology to cars. Of course he has, because then he has to use an actual ground instead of the 1-wire transmission line. Remember that obtaining resonance can NEVER be a problem as long as you can convey the right frequency to the receiver.
Nice try, no cigar!
Ernst.
He did respond to a very small error in his theory, but he did not respond to the fatal error in his practical work. To make matters worse, he is still showing his invalid experimental 'proof' for example at the Keshe meeting on last 21st of September.
It did take me considerable time to work through his complete theories and to save you all time I shall post my findings here.
----- The Meyl Theory ---------- Turning to his practical work... -----
As I have done a very similar experiment myself I will present my findings.
The set up is as follows
(see Meyl1.jpg)
When L2 is at resonance the LED shines brightly.
To understand why, we consider the following.
Because L2 is at resonance, it does neither act as a inductive nor capacitive load. So when considering L1 we do not have to look at L2 and everything behind there.
This leaves us this:
(see Meyl2.jpg)
L1 creates a voltage difference. Having a higher capacitance at one end, this results in higher voltage (swings) at the other end. So what is intended as a ground line actually becomes a transmission line. And of course, shielding C1 or C2 has absolutely no effect!
(see Meyl3.jpg)
Removing the diodes means that much less current can flow in L4.
(see Meyl4.jpg)
This increases the inductance of L2 (see Colorado Springs Notes of Nov 9, 1899), giving a lower resonance frequency. This results in an inductive load on L1, disturbing its resonance as well. Not because the sending antenna 'feels' the receiving circuit.
By grounding the 'ground connection' a very different situation occurs with different readings.
(see Meyl5.jpg)
The current is transferred in a different manner now and unfortunately with the voltages that I have currently access to the readings become too small. I.e. the LED's do no longer shine...
In an interview held at 21 Sept, Meyl says he has some difficulties in obtaining resonance when applying his technology to cars. Of course he has, because then he has to use an actual ground instead of the 1-wire transmission line. Remember that obtaining resonance can NEVER be a problem as long as you can convey the right frequency to the receiver.
Nice try, no cigar!
Ernst.









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