Multi-Dimensional Electrical Current - Sully DC [SDC]

The point, spendi, which you know damned well but which, in the interest of gaining yourself attention through pure contrariansism, delight in appearing to miss, is that's how the real world of real science works.

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See ya, and do take care now.

We will mourn your absence here.

I have enjoyed the discussion.

Tata

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Yeah timber -I know.

AA works like that. He knows he's been sussed and has run off like the girls who go to fancy dress parties in black suspenders and when they get goosed call the cops in. Which he can't do so he has just run off.

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timberlandko wrote:

The point, spendi, which you know damned well but which, in the interest of gaining yourself attention through pure contrariansism, delight in appearing to miss, is that's how the real world of real science works.

Think of the path as everything between origin, and destination. The path of the flow changes, but the origin and destination do not switch. It goes from the same place to the same place, but leaves and arrives by different paths. In a solid circuit the path never changes.

You can't change origin and destination without switching polarity with either DC or AC. The four wires from the SDC power supply allow changing both origin and destination without switching polarity.

Its not AC because anode, and Cathode never switch, and its not DC because origin and destination do change.

Its all about controling and using the additional dimensions of a fluid medium. While the nature of fluid conduction is understood controling it through switching without reversing polarity is new and unique.

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I've had that in the pub.

I say something.

The lady says "Tata" and runs off.

Half way across the car park she thinks of an answer.

She comes back.

I buy her a drink.

We have a laugh and if all goes well I take her out for a drive and get her a lollipop.

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We have a laugh and if all goes well I take her out for a drive and get her a lollipop.

Either this is some kind of inside joke between you and the bald headed fellow, or I'm in the wrong forum.

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Prolly closer to right on both those counts than anything else you've come up with.

Well, I s'pose mebbe not; the concept of an "inside joke" (or much else, for that matter) shared between spendi and me is pretty hard to get ahold of.

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so from what i understand of the description... the electrons "change direction" and flow to/from the "other" wire without reversing or polarity changing... this is a ridiculously trivial occurrance. i can do the same thing but inserting an anode into a solution and having TWO cathodes in the solution, only one of which is active, depending on a switch. the current would flow through the solution from the anode to the cathode and then "change directions" without changing polarity and flow to the other cathode. who cares??? how is this a "new discovery" ??? i swear, that's probably one of the most retarded things i've heard on here.

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i can do the same thing but inserting an anode into a solution and having TWO cathodes in the solution, only one of which is active, depending on a switch.

In the two cathode solution you propose does not cause a change in current direction through the electrode.

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Each Electrode has two connections. As the connections are switched current flows through opposite ends of the electrode, but the same direction through the fluid.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a175/archangel432/sdcdiagram1.jpg

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a175/archangel432/ECF2.jpg

I hope these two images make it easier to understand.

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USAFHokie80 wrote:

so from what i understand of the description... the electrons "change direction" and flow to/from the "other" wire without reversing or polarity changing... this is a ridiculously trivial occurrance. i can do the same thing but inserting an anode into a solution and having TWO cathodes in the solution, only one of which is active, depending on a switch. the current would flow through the solution from the anode to the cathode and then "change directions" without changing polarity and flow to the other cathode. who cares??? how is this a "new discovery" ??? i swear, that's probably one of the most retarded things i've heard on here.

Where is the coil in this system?

Where do you see both alternating current, and direct current going through the same component without switching polarity?

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USAFHokie80 wrote:

so from what i understand of the description... the electrons "change direction" and flow to/from the "other" wire without reversing or polarity changing... this is a ridiculously trivial occurrance. i can do the same thing but inserting an anode into a solution and having TWO cathodes in the solution, only one of which is active, depending on a switch. the current would flow through the solution from the anode to the cathode and then "change directions" without changing polarity and flow to the other cathode. who cares??? how is this a "new discovery" ??? i swear, that's probably one of the most retarded things i've heard on here.

Where is the coil in this system?

Where do you see both alternating current, and direct current going through the same component without switching polarity?

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