I see, so when I suggested rotating an interstitial metal plate
with properly spaced holes or slots machined in it, as a gating
option between stationary magnets and coils, one would think that
it could be an interesting conceptual method for gating magnetic
fluxes?
Let's face it, THE GUY IS A LEACH FOR INFO, and probably would be
useless with children around him with his "no patients attitude"!
Also, maybe he has to hear a voice first, before tapping keys!
BLA!
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Jerry W. Decker wrote:
>
> Hi Dave!
>
> I talk to John on the phone and by email with no problems, maybe he just
> won't respond to the bla, bla, bla mentality...
>
> >From my experience with John, he has little patience with those who are
> armchair commentary buffs, he'd prefer homework was done and some degree
> of comprehension...same for many other researchers...
>
> Nothing wastes their time like questions whose answers are available
> with some hunting (though I can see how one or more FAQ's could be
> useful for newcomers), theoretical ideas or suggestions that have not
> resulted from any physical experiments, just reading about his
> experiments....god knows, I am as guilty of this as anyone...
>
> I hear this often from various writers and researchers and usually they
> are with regard to those people who complain about the researcher not
> taking time from their own work to respond to them or having an
> attitude. Why should all questions, no matter how simple or how many
> times answered, be re-answered over and over again? Again, that FAQ
> thing could be quite useful...
>
> Perhaps when we get the chat sessions going, we can spool the comments
> from these guys into a FAQ that anyone could study FIRST....yeah, that
> would be quite useful...and clear the air....
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