PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[markdansie]

I admire and applaud your efforts, I just question some of the measurements and claims from time to time.
Kind Regards
Mark Dansie

[TinselKoala]

I admire and applaud your efforts, I just question some of the measurements and claims from time to time.
Kind Regards
Mark Dansie

Hi Mark
Please check your PMs, thanks... (nothing to do with this thread topic)
--TK

[JouleSeeker]

Brazil is one of the principal BRICS nations, which have already indicated they are leaving the "petrodollar" scheme, and thus less "under the thumb".

A new energy device MIGHT have a chance in Brazil!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvcrqODpDY4

After watching the vid, all I can say is ''WOW!  and best wishes to these inventors!"

(I remain a curious but skeptical until I see the numbers of course.)

[lancaIV]

Reply 1149/1150 related, Pinch-tube/channel :
Pinch effect ( electrodynamics)
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As a pinch effect (English: to pinch = squeeze ) is a phenomenon from electrodynamics called , which is in plasma physics and welding technology of meaning.
Contents [hide ]
1 Plasma Physics
1.1 Bennett 's equation
2 Welding
3 See also


Plasma Physics [ Edit]

In plasma physics , the term refers to the contraction of a carrying of a sufficiently large electric current plasma into a thin , compressed plasma tube or filament due to the interaction of the plasma current with the magnetic field generated by it . The pinch effect is used to limit a plasma to heat and extremely high temperatures ( for example in the nuclear fusion , see also the Z- machine ) used .

The life of pinch plasmas is only fractions of seconds. For the development of a fusion reactor, the pinch- effects are therefore relegated to the background .
Bennett equation [ Edit]

Bennett equation indicates the compression of the plasma column in the Z-pinch ( the pinch , in which the current flows axially through the plasma column ) required current . It is named after Willard Harrison Bennett. Of the discharge current applies:


with : discharge current : magnetic field constant , : carrier density per unit length : Boltzmann constant and : plasma temperature
Welding technology [ Edit]

In welding technology, the detachment of the drop at the end of the wire through the effect of the constriction is called the pinch effect (due to the Lorentz force) .
See also [edit ]
Reversed field pinch

[JouleSeeker]

I wish to share this development with you.

A claim of a self-running device - for sale - arises from a small town in Kansas, not too far from where I now live in Missouri.
  MidTech claims a 2.5kW device, for $6500.  Lending credence -- they've been selling solar and wind devices for many years, have a real going company.

I listened to the entire interviews (over an hour) of Sterling with co-inventor Doug Myers -- found it intriguing.

  From PESWiki:  http://peswiki.com/index.php/Free_Energy_Blog:2014:01:14#Video_of_my_2_interviews_with_MidTech

          From the video, I gather the device involves a motor and a generator, with mechanical device (in a closed box) in between -- which is the "secret" part.  No HHO.  Probably a QMoGen.
A battery to get it started.  Then it self runs...? 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJeyknWQoQI&feature=youtu.be

Mr Myers said it includes a Marathon electric motor and he gave the part number.  4 foot tall x 18" x18" "black box".  2.5 KW continuous.
I live 4.5 hours by car from there -- may take a look...

Caveat -- they've applied for a patent...   Perhaps unwise, we'll see...

I was impressed that this company is doing well in wind and solar energy already.  They know their stuff.
Their website:  http://midtechenergysolutions.com/ 
Evidently their announcement of the new device was given at their facebook page on 11 January 2014.
(Look at their Hummer! - from screen-shots I acquired from the vid)   The pictured motor is in their new device.