Strategy Ruminations

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I'm calling again for the moderator to curb the nasty troll @MrMag.

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@All,

Check this out. What we have here is something on the order of 1.9kW Pout as a result of 29W Pin, that is OU about 65. Try it. Seems a little better in terms of power outcome than the results in the simple RC circuit (which are more interesting as a new finding). There are all kinds of exotic forms of I leading to various outcomes as you play with the elements and parameters. I guess, the main reason this effect has been missed so far is because of approximating the exact data obtained instead of processing these data in their raw state. Like I said, if there's OU in electric circuits this is the only way that it can occur, that is, through the saving from the input. Any other claim is unsustained as far as I can tell.

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What I'm really interested is to have negative Pin not only with voltage offset but also the current skewed, despite the low power levels. This is an exploration of the reality of the effect. Once it's established that the effect is real scaling it up is only a matter of engineering. So, here we have Pout/Pin of about -0.52 and the current has an obvious negative bias.

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Here it's even better -- the zener diode is cutting off the entire half of the I period and now we have Pout/Pin = -3.6. Of, course, as I said, one can get better and better results by playing with the parameters within reasonable limits withe aim to optimize the outcome.

It's amazing how much OU is inherent in the standard theory electricity as long as one can find and maintain the intrinsic natural asymmetries in the circuits and elements. The beauty of this finding is that it deals away with all kinds of esoteric suggestions such as energy from the vacuum, zero-point energy and what not and brings the whole business of OU in electrical circuits down to Earth, down to well-known phenomena but revealing their hitherto unknown characteristics. 

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@poynt99,

I'm waiting for your response, regarding the above results. Will be nice if @gyulasun also gives his input. Also, @teslaalset, @Omega_0 and even @Tinsel Koala and many of the competent people on the this board. Findings such these need competent analysis and discussion, especially in view of the adversity they meet in the mainstream.