Posted by John Collins (194.164.232.108) on October 23, 2003 at 09:36:36:
In Reply to: Re: PDF version of original book posted by Patrick on October 23, 2003 at 07:31:24:
Yes Patrick the angles are ambiguous. I measure them at 95 deg, and 25 deg, and I think that any thing more precise is not possible due to the the thickness of the lines; and there's another peculiarity. The 95 degree angle is centred more or less on the centre of the circle, but the 25 degree angles are centred on the edge of the outermost circle of the inner ones if you see what I mean. The causes us a headache because if the lines are extended they cross before they reach the centre of the wheel. I don't know what to make of it in all honesty and any suggestions are welcomed.
John Collins
: Hi John;
: I am re-reading your book a second time and noticed that you describe the " do you still not understand?" drawing as having white sections of 30 degrees and the black sections of 90 degrees; whereas I previously thought it was partioned into 22.5 degrees and 97.5 degree section. Can you confirm this detail if possible?
: many thanks--Patrick
: : I noticed that someone mentioned that they had not read my book and were not therefore in full possession of all of the facts, so I apologise for promoting it here, but if anyone wants a copy in PDF format they can get it from my web site for a miniscule fee. It has all the information gathered up until 1997. My web site is at www.free-energy.co.uk
: : John Collins