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Go to this link to see a video on the application of this fascinating concept being developed by Rockwell
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/retro.html

Dingle arms, did he say dingle arms?

LOL, that was too funny........


Dnk..

[This message has been edited by Dnkldorf (edited 02-01-2006).]

Moonshafts!?

The mind boggles!

Alan

I tried the link from work and got this:


Guess I'll have to try it from home later on today.

Edited for spelling (duh!)

[This message has been edited by Radar (edited 02-01-2006).]

Someone has parental controls on....
You got to see it, it is hysterical...


Dnk..

That was Frikken Hilarious!!!

The guy does a great job of "Feature Puking" the item, and makes absolutely no sense doing so!

I do believe there were less than 2% actual Electrical terms used in the entire clip - and those 2% had absolutely no relavence to anything!
(e.g.: "Inductive Booger", "Elephant Volts", etc.)

So I downloaded the clip, and plan to use it in future technical presentations + Electrical Training Seminars.

Scott35

Nice. It looks as if this technology came along just in time in response to the Presidents State of the Union address and will fit right in with the subject of energy conservation.
I also understand that Rockwell is showing their appreciation to their loyal customers by offering it to them free of charge.

Oh, did Rockwell take into account the electron oscillation technology?

Bob Hoover used to fly a yellow P-51D with Rockwell sponsership. It's clear to me that Rockwell's chief engineer on this project must've spent large amounts of time upside down with Hoover in his Shrike Commander doing the Energy Conservation Series.
Joe

I'm glad you liked it.
I saw this at the Power Quality Seminar that SCE (local POCO) puts on. A great free seminar series for those in So CA. www.sce.com/ctac

If you liked that one, here's another famous description (audio only) about missile guidance
http://www.aoe.vt.edu/~cdhall/Space/AFGUID.wav