> This reminds me of a statement made by one of my electronics teachers,
> that you can compress power by speeding up the collapse time of a square
> wave. He had an interesting circuit, can't recall the details but when
> you put in 1 volt into a 10:100 transformer, you got something like 1000
> volts out...no one could figure out how it worked at which he explained
> it. So these DAMPED waves produce phenomena...I want to read this as
> overunity, but I don't think that's what he is saying....
Errr... compress power by speeding up the collapse time of a square wave?
If I were to put that in electrical terms, wouldn't that mean altering the
conductor somehow so that the voltage is increased? (The energy of the
wave is squeezed into a smaller conductor - resulting in higher voltage)
That about right? So what exactly does he mean by 'damped' waves?