PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[xee2]

@ hyiq

You might try moving the rectifying diode to the other side of the output capacitor. The way it is the capacitor can loose charge through VR2 back to the battery.

EDIT - Flipping it when moved.

[hyiq]

Wow. Over unity. Congratulations.

Hi Xee2,

19 x is the best I have measured. This was on circuit V3 and V4.

My Measurements are inline with Dr Jones results less 1. Dr Jones got 20x.

All the best

  Chris

[hyiq]

@ hyiq

You might try moving the rectifying diode to the other side of the output capacitor. The way it is the capacitor can loose charge through VR2 back to the battery.

EDIT - Flipping it when moved.

Hi Xee2,

I will do this and come back to you asap.

thanks.

All the best

  Chris

[hyiq]

Hi All,

I have noticed that when I measure the output, in Circuit V5, the LED light does dim some what, up to about 60% or so. So the last measurements I was getting, although OU, are still not correct even though I still believe this is OU. The Bi-Filar Coil has introduced a whole new set of problems.

I have tried my scope with both Earth pin connected and not connected. it helps to get a measurement with no Earth Pin connected but either way the output is reduced no matter what as soon as I connect the scope to the circuit's output.

Any Ideas?

@ Xee2 - I tried the diode on the other side like you suggested. Marginal change to the output. Will keep testing though.

All the best

  Chris

[Pirate88179]

Hi All,

I have noticed that when I measure the output, in Circuit V5, the LED light does dim some what, up to about 60% or so. So the last measurements I was getting, although OU, are still not correct even though I still believe this is OU. The Bi-Filar Coil has introduced a whole new set of problems.

I have tried my scope with both Earth pin connected and not connected. it helps to get a measurement with no Earth Pin connected but either way the output is reduced no matter what as soon as I connect the scope to the circuit's output.

Any Ideas?

@ Xee2 - I tried the diode on the other side like you suggested. Marginal change to the output. Will keep testing though.

All the best

  Chris

Great work.  Remember that the original JTs were bifilar so I am not too surprised at your measuring difficulties as many of us have been through this.  I have never claimed OU for any of my JT circuits but, I have always thought that there was something there so I wish you, and Dr. Jones the best in proving this out.  This is great stuff.

Bill