Fully enjoyed the interview with the scientist bob greener and his company great dinner bob made let’s do more and get the book to the young generation and old young ones awesome thank you bob
This was great. One of my favorite shows he did was "Somewhere Out There" (youtu.be/Q2RU684PlrM) where he described using a variometer inductor to tune the phase.
I believe it is possible his effect could be caused by noise, the amount of electrical noise, RF noise, electrostatic noise, from everything running in such a small area, lined with metal to bounce it around even more. It would be interesting to know how it was grounded, because being in an apartment, it must not have been well grounded, which would support the theory.
Konstantin Meyl in his book Scalar Waves talks about noise, how it is potential vortexes or "dielectric field vortices". Maybe that is why it was so unpredictable, because it was all based on changes in the noise environment, like a chaotic pool, modulated by his tuning and phase changes.
This is from Meyl's book: https://imgur.com/a/tbaojtO, in fact it is basically the entire premise of the book, that scalar waves/potential vortexes are noise.
@Bob: The coffee fairy humbly requests you check your email. And perhaps my substack too. There's some important things going on there. You can ignore the music & poetry, though, if you like. :)
Fully enjoyed the interview with the scientist bob greener and his company great dinner bob made let’s do more and get the book to the young generation and old young ones awesome thank you bob
This was great. One of my favorite shows he did was "Somewhere Out There" (youtu.be/Q2RU684PlrM) where he described using a variometer inductor to tune the phase.
I believe it is possible his effect could be caused by noise, the amount of electrical noise, RF noise, electrostatic noise, from everything running in such a small area, lined with metal to bounce it around even more. It would be interesting to know how it was grounded, because being in an apartment, it must not have been well grounded, which would support the theory.
Konstantin Meyl in his book Scalar Waves talks about noise, how it is potential vortexes or "dielectric field vortices". Maybe that is why it was so unpredictable, because it was all based on changes in the noise environment, like a chaotic pool, modulated by his tuning and phase changes.
This is from Meyl's book: https://imgur.com/a/tbaojtO, in fact it is basically the entire premise of the book, that scalar waves/potential vortexes are noise.
Which bagel coil winding direction is correct?LLLL AND RRRR? OR RLLL AND LRRR?
great little interview
thanks
Awesome to see you together and excellent news about the upcoming book! Way to go guys 👏🧙♀️🧙♀️
Hi yes used in certain areas old but still used mostly in data transmissions do you have one yourself thanks
@Bob: The coffee fairy humbly requests you check your email. And perhaps my substack too. There's some important things going on there. You can ignore the music & poetry, though, if you like. :)
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