Testing the TK Tar Baby

[TinselKoala]

I wonder why he doesn't just build another identical unit and run the first one off the output of the second one. With COP > 17, you'd think that even moderate losses wouldn't hurt much.

Oh...wait.... I don't wonder, because there isn't anything like COP > 17 in real measurements of his circuit in the first place, and in the second place... Conservation of Energy.



But at least the Fundamental Principle of Electrical Overunity still applies: All electrical OU devices must have a battery.

[poynt99]

Well TK, it comes down to this;

If Rose, and the likes of Greg could do anything correctly regarding these circuits and how to test them, we wouldn't be having this discussion and this thread wouldn't even exist.

[TinselKoala]

And what a tragic loss to humanity that would be. No gain.... no pain.       

Still, I've learned a lot, especially from you and picowatt and MileHigh, from the experiences and analyses on this thread.
And as always, I've managed to branch out in other directions like the wireless inductive power transfer and the Sassy ClassE SSTC projects, both good learning experiences that aren't yet done with either.

It's too bad that I'm not as "well-compensated" as YKW believes......

[poynt99]

Indeed it is paramount that threads like this DO exist, because many people learn from them, including the main participants. 

It's a shame though that the ones perpetrating the erroneous claims refuse to learn anything at all from them. 

[TinselKoala]

Here are some pictures of my latest exhibition. Note carefully the pretty colored lines and the nice numbers. See all the tables of data, all the pictures and schematics of the apparatus. Neat, huh?

What's that you say? You cannot see anything? Oh... too bad, that's right, you have to be a member of my special club to see.  Too bad for you.