Looking for feedback on positronic wave stabilizers. I've had mine on the workbench for about three months, can't get particles to separate without abstract relay discharge. Nothing worse than a black hole in the middle of dinner...lol.
You need a flux capacitor.
Graham
Wrong answer, McFly. :) Tired of terraforming Mars yet?
Yeah, know what you mean. But the positronic flux does have to be conditioned with the proper molecular sieve and bypassed with a sufficiently large verser for the waves to stabilize.
But I'm probably not telling you anything you don't already know.
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Looking for feedback on a positronic wave stabilizer. I've had mine on the workbench for about three months, can't get particles to separate without abstract relay discharge. Nothing worse than a black hole in the middle of dinner...lol.
No, energy flux disburses in a randomized pattern. This requires a uniform discharge...or do you know something about chaos theory?
Someone add a damn edit button to this message forum. Whoever coded this must have been a Marine. :P~
Conditioned...interesting word choice for energy flux. Molecules have nothing to do with energy; just like they don't hold the shape of your sweater. You do. :P~ Bypassed? Then you're degrading the wave entirely. What is this, 2007?
You need to learn how to regulate the Chi.
Good Luck! Rich
What...chaos isn't more fun? :P
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