PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[poynt99]

hey poynty, did you ever verify that "Measuring INPUT Power Accurately and with no Oscilloscope" with anything other than a sim?

No.

i see you pimping it all over, yet your thread about it is still locked and you have been promising updates... yet there are none.  i asked you about after a month of silence and now another month has gone by. what gives?

It works precisely as discussed. Proving it on the bench (and I shall) is simply academic. Ask again in about a month's time if you haven't seen anything from me yet. I've been a bit busy with 3 weeks vacation and working on the Rose circuit here in there. I'm on my way home from vacation today.

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[WilbyInebriated]

No.

imagine that...

It works precisely as discussed. Proving it on the bench (and I shall) is simply academic. Ask again in about a month's time if you haven't seen anything from me yet. I've been a bit busy with 3 weeks vacation and working on the Rose circuit here in there. I'm on my way home from vacation today.

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i'm still waiting on that verification... academic or otherwise. don't worry about me asking again, next time you pimp it, i'll be there... so you've been on vacation for 3 weeks, how is that relevant? you told us in your locked thread you would have verification over the weekend... that was two (2) months ago. i suggest you pull a couple irons out of the fire and actually verify your procedure before pimping it any further. i know you'd bet your house on it... but that's just not science.

[poynt99]

imagine that...i'm still waiting on that verification... academic or otherwise. don't worry about me asking again, next time you pimp it, i'll be there... so you've been on vacation for 3 weeks, how is that relevant? you told us in your locked thread you would have verification over the weekend... that was two (2) months ago. i suggest you pull a couple irons out of the fire and actually verify your procedure before pimping it any further. i know you'd bet your house on it... but that's just not science.

Did you not see my post where I explained my desire to test the DMM method on Rose's oscillator?

I've been on vacation away from my lab, so as far as getting it done since I've been working on this stuff, it's been quite impossible in the last three weeks. Finishing the sims and doing the technical walk-through is all I can do right now.

When I return and have a chance to get settled in (4 hour time difference) etc. I will get around to building the oscillator and making the tests, but I did not know you were assigned to be the schedule keeper and to hold everyone to their proposed offerings. If I choose to work on something else or nothing at all after I propose to do something (re. a couple months ago), that is my prerogative.

Is that quite alright with you my friend? 

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[LarryC]

Larry, I was writing a nice long post, then I was interrupted and my pc shut down, so I lost it.

Suffice it to say that since we are dealing with a DC source, all that need be done is to multiply the battery voltage (which is 99% DC when measured directly across the battery terminals, unless the battery is in poor or discharged condition), times the heavily averaged CSR voltage. Then factor in the value of the CSR (x4 if using a 0.25 Ohm for eg.) and the result is the average power from the battery.

The PF=1 for a DC source holds in all cases.

Thanks xee2 and WilbryInebriated(love that name) for your responses.

@poynt99: What a pile of BS. Please present your proof that ignores all professional EE power measurements.

Regards, Larry

[poynt99]

Thanks xee2 and WilbryInebriated(love that name) for your responses.

@poynt99: What a pile of BS. Please present your proof that ignores all professional EE power measurements.

Regards, Larry

What would sufficient proof be for you?

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