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Bob Miller
- Jan 1, 1970
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I was talking to an inventor who claims conventional electronics is
explained "backwards".
The power for a circuit actually flows from the load to the so-called
supply, and amplifiers get hot simply because they resist this.
I assume he is referring to some higher energy potential in the
atmosphere that only needs the proper conduit to be tapped into.
The battery or power supply functions as the point of attraction or
sink.
An analogy would be that we are trying to pump energy up when we
should be providing an unobstructed path for it to descend to a lower
rest state.
Is there any chance this could be possible?
Bob Miller
explained "backwards".
The power for a circuit actually flows from the load to the so-called
supply, and amplifiers get hot simply because they resist this.
I assume he is referring to some higher energy potential in the
atmosphere that only needs the proper conduit to be tapped into.
The battery or power supply functions as the point of attraction or
sink.
An analogy would be that we are trying to pump energy up when we
should be providing an unobstructed path for it to descend to a lower
rest state.
Is there any chance this could be possible?
Bob Miller