Testing the TK Tar Baby

[polln8r]

Quote: "Dear Poynty...  He's far better qualified than you are..."

I have an overunity ratio COP_egg of 3.0/0.75 = 4 !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKm5xQyD2vE

[mrsean2k]

How many eggs per carton does it take to make a 3-egg omelette? Let's see.

You can't make an Orbette without breaking kegs. Hold on, wrong free-energy device...

[fuzzytomcat]

Hi all,

Well I see Rosemary's forum with her cave clan has been are still in the dark clueless of whats in front of their face. This is of course in context is the "Ainslie" language and grammar thats used to show the professionalism of her clan organization with the hundreds of members contributing daily to the scientific information being posted. 

These are of course from what we're lead to believe by Rosemary are the collaborators, engineers and academics that back the findings of new "new" claimed COP>INFINITY device giving their 100% support and agreement in the findings without argument ...... oops ...... I suppose that these are hidden postings at her forum/blog to hide their identity as been done for the past ten years everywhere else. 

I am shocked that the design engineers at "International Rectifier" who invented the IRFPG50 Hexfet Mosfet back in the 1970's, doing years of product testing and evaluation to start production and publish the technical data sheet for consumers, that everyone employed there concealed the "OU" benefits and didn't cash out on the component properties even to this day .... oops .... thats Rosemary's belief .... 

These devices of Rosemary's with less than a dozen electronic components and shes been arguing the same OU claims .... she must be proud to be smarter than the engineers at International Rectifier. 

FTC

[orbut 3000]

Ainslie is the Kathy Bates of free energy. Be careful what you measure, gmeast.


edit: grammar

[TinselKoala]

What, you don't believe me, that an RMS egg calculation also yields "similar" overunity omelettes?

There are 4, 3-egg omelettes in a carton, for a "duty cycle" of 1/4 or 0.25 or 25 percent. And the Eggs_RMS value is given by Eggs x sqrt(duty cycle). Right? And similarly, Omelettes_RMS is Omelettes x sqrt(duty cycle). And of course, Eggs_avg is given by Carton_RMS/Omelette_RMS. Right?

so we have

Carton_RMS = Eggs x sqrt(0.25 carton) = 12 x 0.5 = 6 eggs
therefore eggs =  Carton_RMS / Omeletes_RMS = 6 / (4 x sqrt(0.25)) = 6 / 2 = 3

But only one quarter of the carton will be used, so my intuition and instinct tells me to divide that result by 3, no, sorry, silly me, it's a 25 percent duty cycle, so divide by 4, lol even harder:

Therefore it takes 3/4 = 0.75 eggs to make a 3-egg omelette. QED. A massive overunity egg ratio of 3/0.75 = 4.

By two different measurement methods, all mathematically correct. Right?