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[Mike(Mont)]

Just remember the longitudinal wave is all about resonance. That IS the frequency discriminators. Go read Konstantin Meyl

[dragomir]

scalar waves have a pulse character. the pulse frequency causes resonance.

[Mike(Mont)]

What's pulse got to do with it?

[dragomir]

changing the frequency of pulses causes the different resonances

[abdou2014]

must we calibrate the receiver on same fréquency of pulse transmitter ?

[dragomir]

man with L sticks in hands broadband receiver. it only has to register resonant line.

[Mike(Mont)]

Yes, you are talking about an Omnitron (frequency discriminator). But I think you mean square wave, not pulse.

[abdou2014]

is does the resonant frequency is equal to the frequency of the pulse emetteur ?

[Mike(Mont)]

Short answer, No.

[abdou2014]

can you explain please , it's very important for me to know , i will build pulse emitter for my VLF receiver .

[Mike(Mont)]

Sorry, I am no expert. I say a pulse wave will not work for the frequency discriminators, but I could be wrong...again.

[abdou2014]

Thank you !

[dragomir]

one more time I'll say it - scalar waves have impulsive character. pulse frequency causes resonance. As electromagnetic waves resonate so resonate and information, but these properties are close to the properties of light.

[Mike(Mont)]

I'm not saying a pulse cannot possibly work, just that it is not going to work like a frequency discriminator. Look at the way a pulse metal detector works--it detects all metals but it's most sensitive to iron. So maybe you are talking about something totally different. Maybe you are talking about dowsing?

[abdou2014]

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/sclxmtr.htm