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Originally posted by Produkt
Not a schematic by who's standards?
As you'll notice, there's no description of what the drawing represent's,
so where are you getting this schematic idea from?
And again, IF it is indeed a schematic, WHO'S is it? Who are we to say the Eben's MUST draw schematics in the same exact way human's do?
10) The Eben's energy device was analyzed over and over again by our team. Since our team did not have access to scientific microscopes or other measuring equipment, we could not understand the function of the energy device.
But, regardless of the electrical demand, the Eben energy device provided the proper current and wattage. Out team surmised the device had some sort of regulator that sensed the required current/wattage and then supplied that specific amount. (Note: Our Team Members brought back two energy devices for analysis.)
In my opinion, the drawing on page 209 of this thread is neither an electrical nor electronic drawing. Further, in my opinion, the only purpose this drawing could possibly serve (without ANY labels) is to put a small tidbit of bait out to keep the stragglers' curiosity and their expectations alive.
First, scan such an image into a word document. Second, print it out. Third, scan it into a .gif file, suitable (size) for upload to the web.
Originally posted by MaxMarv
Coming from an ex-draftsmen and current electronic engineer, I can say this drawing is definitely not an electronic schematic. In my opinion, it is nothing. Without any descriptors or dimensions it is meaningless. For all we know it could be a drawing of something that is 100 feet in diameter or it could be the size of a nickel.
My immediate impression of the scanned sketch was that it was either made on a cad program or drafting template, the three pear shaped shetches appeared to be the drafting symbol for a Water Closet ( toilet).
Originally posted by Produkt
Here is the correct procedure.
"The diagram below was downloaded, printed, and then scanned into a Word program supplied by Anonymous, all precisely as per detailed instructions."
Where does it say it was originally obtained from a word document? I haven't seen anything saying it was originally from a word document. So let's assume it was originally a picture that was downloaded, which make's more sense. Downloaded, printed, scanned into a word document. Don't try and complicate the process.
Originally posted by Sanctum1972
This is very interesting. First, Val once mentioned or questioned the validity of the USPS (US post office) used by Anon to send material to Mr. Ryan..and while he is at Switzerland..I have to ask:
-How long does it take for postal mail from the US to be carried to Switzerland?
And second, why bother with the USPS if Anon was using the internet to send downloadable documents (images/text)?
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Note by BR: This posting was sent directly to myself and was not sent to Victor Martinez. The diagram below was downloaded, printed, and then scanned into a Word program supplied by Anonymous, all precisely as per detailed instructions.
Originally posted by 12m8keall2c
I think your missing the point here. That's how it was received by Bill, in a Word program provided by Anonymous, attached to an email.
And then Bill did what in order to get it on the web .... it was originallly a 4Mb file ... ? printed, scanned to a .gif file and uploaded here ?
Originally posted by Hal9000
Look at the object in the lower right hand corner. It is a water closet.
Edit: In other words, the symbol represents a toilet, which is where I think this is heading.
The outlined circle did not appear in the original download; however, as the diagram was scanned, the circle appeared in the Word program.
Originally posted by Hal9000
Look at the object in the lower right hand corner. It is a water closet.
Originally posted by tjack
In fact, every symbol shown on the Serpo drawing is available on that green template Hal9000 posted. Even the size ratio of the ellipses to the hexes seems to be just right.
Originally posted by tjack
Originally posted by Hal9000
Look at the object in the lower right hand corner. It is a water closet.
Edit: In other words, the symbol represents a toilet, which is where I think this is heading.
In fact, every symbol shown on the Serpo drawing is available on that green template Hal9000 posted. Even the size ratio of the ellipses to the hexes seems to be just right.
Good find!!
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Originally posted by Hal9000
Look at the object in the lower right hand corner. It is a water closet.
And the large object on the green template up and to the right of the water closet appears to be exactly the same as the very center object in the Serpo Drawings, including the size differential of that and the 'water closet'.