Posted by MarkB_MI on May 23, 2010 at 10:08:41 from (166.217.87.68):
In Reply to: Re: Uses fuel, eh? posted by JMOR on May 23, 2010 at 09:35:14:
Here's a typical sentence:
"Applicant mechanically explained these results by his teachings of gyroscopic particles; that when the atoms of the rotating coils of the generator hit the gyroscopic particles (at some degree of a right angle) which were being emitted from the atoms of the permanent magnets in the generator, that the gyroscopic particles then went down the length of copper wire coils (but that their gyroscopic spin would then be at some degree of a right angle to the balance of the spin of the gyroscopic particles still moving in the magnetic field from the permanent magnets), therefore when the leads were hooked together this then allowed the gyroscopic particles to then try to re-enter the influences of said gyroscopic particles of said permanent magnets, but that their spin would be at some degree of a right angle to one another, therefore they try to push away from each other, resulting in the coils of [the] generator then having resistance to rotation."
Whew! Doesn't exactly read like "The Old Man and the Sea", does it?
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