If you equip head lice with particle weapons and give them whiskey.....................now this conversation is diverting to nanotechnology...
If you equip head lice with particle weapons and give them whiskey.....................now this conversation is diverting to nanotechnology...
And release them on the.... wait a minute... how will they be able to tell the good guys from the bad guys?If you equip head lice with particle weapons and give them whiskey.....................
The original joke was; rub sand in your hair then add whiskey - they get drunk and throw rocks at each other.And release them on the.... wait a minute... how will they be able to tell the good guys from the bad guys?
He might not even know that it is considered shouting. I'll chill when I'm damn good and ready and not before and not because you asked me.Chill!
Good one... first time I hear it...The original joke was; rub sand in your hair then add whiskey - they get drunk and throw rocks at each other.
If I use amplifiers to amplify them at both the ends then would it be of any use?Well... the signal certainly "powers up" the wi-fi antenna in the receiver... but other than that... it's a waste of time
Well thats not a big deal. They can be powered up using high voltage batteries. What I am trying to do is to transfer the energy from one device to another through wifi.Hello,
An amplifier will need energy to function.
Where will you get that energy?
Bertus
This is what I think when I see threads like this:I just shake my head and walk away muttering "yes, they do walk among us".
No, that won't work. What part of all of this are you not understanding? You need to sit down and understand exactly what WiFi is and what it can and can not do.Well thats not a big deal. They can be powered up using high voltage batteries. What I am trying to do is to transfer the energy from one device to another through wifi.
WiFi is no more tha a means to transfer data without wires as in wireless. Data and not energy transfer. Therefore to answer your question the answer is No.Wi-Fi (or WiFi) is a local area wireless technology that allows an electronic device to participate in computer networking using 2.4 GHz UHF and 5 GHz SHF ISM radio bands.
Preferably by a Zamboni pile.Well thats not a big deal. They can be powered up using high voltage batteries. What I am trying to do is to transfer the energy from one device to another through wifi.
Any use? Yes that's exactly how wifi communication works. A small data signal is added to an amplified wifi RF signal, transmitted from A to B, then recovered and amplified at the receiving radio.If I use amplifiers to amplify them at both the ends then would it be of any use?
So WiFi is similar to the US tax system where we throw money out and it's never to be seen again?The tiny wifi energy is thrown away as the valuable signal it carries is recovered. You pay for electricity at the transmitter and throw it out into the air, never to be seen again.
Bingo! Unfortunately he took his methods to the grave. Look Ma, no wires.Wait a minute, isn't this one of the experiments Tesla tried?
Merely making the money disappear might be preferable to spending it on all the market-distorting things they do now.So WiFi is similar to the US tax system where we throw money out and it's never to be seen again?
During my school days, there seemed to be a belief going around that if you leave dry batteries outside on a hot day; "they charge up with mercury from the sun"!You can recharge batteries if you lay them on a grave overnight
A recent documentary suggests various conspiracy theories - like the money men run him into the ground.Bingo! Unfortunately he took his methods to the grave. Look Ma, no wires.
Ron
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