Rockbadchild
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has anyone seen Nikola Tesla one way valve ? if that’s not genius I don’t know what is
Without seriously derailing the thread, I'll just note that this device breaks one of the fundamental rules of 2-port passive isotropic networks (reciprocity / diagonal scattering matrix), so I got curious and did a little digging. It appears this can be made to work, but at a ratio of only 2:1 in flow velocity (fwd:rev), not Tesla's claimed 200:1 theoretical. Although I wonder if the person who "proved" that really considered fluids of different viscosities, or even pressure-sensitive fluids.has anyone seen Nikola Tesla one way valve ? if that’s not genius I don’t know what is
Up to 200v DC was needed on early telegraph systems to transmit the signal long distances.I think it was Edison (DC) and Westinghouse (AC) that argued over current.
Yikes!...he was a total scum bag. But, you can't knock his work ethic!
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This is how suppressors (aka "silencers") work on firearms.has anyone seen Nikola Tesla one way valve ? if that’s not genius I don’t know what is
Wow, they grew quick. My great-grandfather and grandfather were big into Scouts in the 1920's, as Scout master and child, respectively. I had always assumed my great-grandfather grew up in Scouts, but I guess not if they weren't started until 1909, as he'd have been aged out before then.The first Boy Scout troop in the United States was started in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, in 1909.
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It's time to brush up on your Oklahoma history!www.onlyinyourstate.com
Interesting. I didn't know that, but it seems to make sense.This is how suppressors (aka "silencers") work on firearms.