Re: Call for papers - Journal of Amateur Science

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Original poster: Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-twfpowerelectronics-dot-com>

Hi,

JamSci is very alive and kicking even though submissions are rare.  I still 
need to write some stuff myself ;-)

Probably the easiest way to write stuff with pictures and all is to 
download or get OpenOffice:

www.openoffice-dot-org

Open office works in all the popular formats and can save to HTML or 
PDF.  I use OpenOffice for everything now.  It is also completely free...

Cheers,

         Terry



At 06:22 PM 11/17/2004, you wrote:

>--- Tesla list <tesla-at-pupman-dot-com> wrote:
>
> > Original poster: "Terry Fritz" <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > The newly created "Journal of Amateur Science" is
> > asking for papers.
> >
> > http://jamsci-dot-org
> >
> > Journal of Amateur Science is an online journal of
> > the work of amateur
> > scientists.  Unlike high powered Ph.D's in big
> > universities experimenting
> > under big government grants, true "amateur"
> > scientists typically can not
> > get there work published in "Nature" or "The
> > American Institute of Physics"
> > :D  Realizing that there is outstanding work done by
> > amateurs working in
> > their homes, garages, etc., the Journal of Amateur
> > Science is a place
> > "they" can get their work published.
> >
> > The Journal of Amateur Science is privately funded
> > and does not charge for
> > access to papers, pay for papers, or charge authors
> > for papers.  It is
> > totally free to all.  Nor, does it claim any
> > copyrights or other rights to
> > the papers presented.  It is simply a place where
> > quality amateur science
> > is presented.
> >
> > Submission guidelines are at:
> >
> > http://jamsci-dot-org/submissions/submissions.html
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> >       Terry
>Hi Terry, I was wondering if this file is still
>active?
>I am currently finishing a paper on using the variable
>voltage negotiated across a water cell as a control
>mechanism for achieving a self energized field in a
>three phase alternator. This process also entails the
>effect of making the alternator appear as an rpm
>dependent magneto, where no external source of power
>is used to excite the rotating DC electromagnet known
>as the field in an alternator. The advantage of this
>process is that because a internally generated DC
>pulse is recycled back to the field, we end up with an
>output where one phase will have the highest voltage
>output, which is a potential application for TC work,
>where the higher voltage phase can be sent to a step
>up transformer to power the TC, and the remaining two
>phases do the work of keeping the field in a
>controlled self energized state, where any desired
>voltage within reason can be outputed by level of
>water submersion of control electrolysis plates. The
>typical problem with a self energized field is that
>without a control mechanism, the stator/field feedback
>loop will cause a runaway remagnetization of the
>field, causing overload saturation operation of the
>alternator. In this paper I have jpegs showing the
>many meter monitors for all the branches employing the
>field control, and the steps involved in the process.
>How would I be able to submit a document in ordinary
>text that could also show corroborating jpegs that are
>contained in the Documents section of my computer?
>Pardon me here but I am a bit computer illiterate. How
>would I go about submiting a document that also
>contained pictures? I will shortly be publishing this
>paper also on my own Yahoo list, but I would like to
>have a universal URL that anyone could access. I also
>have a different paper already prepared on the
>anomalous ferrite heating effect made by source
>frequency resonance.
>Thanx for any interest here.
>Sincerely Harvey D Norris.
>