Beobloke
pfm Member
You don't actually find out anything about power cables, but you do learn who's to blame.
This is PFM, so it’ll be the Tories, no matter what the question.
You don't actually find out anything about power cables, but you do learn who's to blame.
Wow, that EWA marketing blurb is interesting.
I like:You choose your words carefully.
Plug one of these into that and it will vaporizeYikes, keeping that away from my Soncoz SGD1 well if you don't laugh you have to cry
I keep wondering why people sometimes seem to be uncomfortable with the basic human fact that what their brain makes of signals from their senses is determined by a lot more than those signals. And it seems to me that audio marketing gives them the pseudo-science they want to hear.Taste is a classic victim of this effect! I did an experiment psychology subsidiary course at university - pre ethics committees and health and safety - and we had our taste buds played with in so many ways to demonstrate expectation bias!
I like:
"and can instantaneously deliver improbably large voltages"
Here they come now, what's that burning smell?
It’s all part of the plan to create a Frankenstein’s monster. Improbably large voltages are a key requirement here.I like the cut of his gib. I'm all for improbably large voltages, perhaps it'll do as a lightning rod for the local church.
Apart from the improbably high voltages we have improbably high differential bandwidth ("-6 dB at 10 MHz"). On the one hand people worry about unwanted rubbish on the mains but here we have a cable that deliberately opens the window as wide as possible, ostensibly to do the job I expect a reservoir capacitor to do without external assistance.Wow, that EWA marketing blurb is interesting
Brilliant.
Don’t be bringing science to a cable thread, Dr Hutch, you know this kind of behaviour is frowned upon.I think we need Professor Brian Cox to give us an idea about this: