Talk:GUTCP Fact Sheet/@comment-203.45.130.15-20141014070410

What do you think about the concept of portraying the H atom as simple electrical components? ie

"The bound electron is formed from a complex current pattern of rotating superconducting loops that act as a perfect inductor, able to both interact with and absorb photons as well as couple to other electron orbitspheres and resonantly transfer energy between them.

The proton and bound electron pair also act as a spherical capacitor with the electron radius changing due to the loss, gain or formation of photons. Thus the H atom is a dynamic resonator cavity where its radius and stability is dependent on the photons it contains and the angular momentum stored in the current loops that comprise its structure."

I'm not wedded to it yet. It's just that these are simple concepts and thinking of hydrogen as an inductor capacitor better explains where the energy for hydrino transitions comes from.