Q isn'y going to give the enemy specific dates.
Besides, because Veterans Day fell on a Sunday the federal government has Monday off. No one will be back to work before Tuesday to make declassed docs available.
Yes, I am quite familiar with Maxwell, Faraday, Tesla, Heavyside, and the other fathers of electrical engineering. Eric Dollard is a contemporary quack.
Tesla's work is misunderstood. All the stuff we hear about "scalar waves" come from a theory he had about how radio waves could be received around the curvature of the Earth. In Tesla's time the ionosphere had not yet been discovered. So he could not have deduced that the waves were being bounced between this ionosphere and the ground, as we now understand. So Tesla came up with the idea that there were longitudinal waves propagating through the planet. Think of charges in the rock moving like air molecules do for sound propagation.
This is obviously not correct. Even bona fied geniuses are wrong sometimes. But try telling that to the woowoos who know nothing about electromagnetic theory but have read through Tesla notes and decided he has made discoveries that no other engineer in the last 70 years has been able to rediscover. He was a lot more mainstream than most on the fringes of the internet understand.
>I work with EEGs and I have the ability to tune the brain.
> blue is around 465nm. The frequency is around the 600 hz range. You would never see it coming.
I've slapped around enough shills tonight. Someone else can take this one.
>how is evidence of Microwave technology and other anomalous phenomena associated with the CA fires disinfo??
Claiming that normal ground fire behavior is evidence of Microwave technology is the disinfo.
>unnaturally high temperatures of the California fires, which he says are caused by the aluminum in chem trails
For that to happen the fine aluminum powder would have to coat everything like a dusting of snow. Cali fires are so hot because of the eucalyptus trees (they burn like they're soaked in kerosene) and the Santa Ana winds.
I follow Mark Taylor too. He's a fallible human who sometimes misinterprets some of the info he receives.
Plus, that Al-Mg allow used in these wheels has an even lower melting point than either pure element.
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Okay.
Steel conductors encased in rubber and coupled to a much better conductor (the wheel) would have a pretty shitty Q factor..