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Chips to be fabricated in November, hope Stanford can meet the very tight specifications and that Quenco awes the world.

[Elisha]

SUCCESSFULL REPLICATION of Philip Hardcastle Pentode test.

Confirmed VIOLATION OF THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS. Yes we can, extract work from a heat reservoir, with no temperature difference.

The second law of thermodynamics express "This means it is impossible to extract energy by heat from a high-temperature energy source and then convert all of the energy into work. At least some of the energy must be passed on to heat a low-temperature energy sink"

We use a pentode,  model EL34, grid  G3 (Pin 1) connected to the anode (Pin 3) and measuring the current to the cathode (Pin 8 )

We used a home electric oven and electric grill resistor further inside, the tube was placed inside a glass dome with the resistance burner to reach a higher temperature than the oven.

We get currents up to 0,3 micro ampere, when I get to a temperature of about 350°C, but could not raise the temperature as the control card of the oven was damaged by the temperature.

The current was up from the 0,0 micro amps at room temperature to 0,3 micro ampere, the positive lead of the tester was connected to the anode and grid, the tester negative lead was connected to the cathode. By exchanging the polarity of the tips in the current tester polarity change by the same amount in the display of the tester.

We hope to put a video tomorrow better done and reaching higher temperatures and thus higher currents.

The test was conducted by myself plus two friends as witnesses, Smith Rivero and Yeruel  Bustamante.

[MileHigh]

Elisha:

Now it is time to think about how researchers act responsibly and in a scientific manner.

You see what looks like an interesting result and you are supposed to question yourself, look for where you might have gone wrong, look for other possible alternative explanations, and even encourage your peers to question your results.  You are supposed to try to double-check yourself and look for possible sources of problems.  The problems might be related to measurement error or something else.

If you are really serious about this research, you would also be looking for reasons that your data and conclusions might NOT be true, because that is what good and real science is all about.

MileHigh

[mikestocks2006]

SUCCESSFULL REPLICATION of Philip Hardcastle Pentode test.

Confirmed VIOLATION OF THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS. Yes we can, extract work from a heat reservoir, with no temperature difference.

The second law of thermodynamics express "This means it is impossible to extract energy by heat from a high-temperature energy source and then convert all of the energy into work. At least some of the energy must be passed on to heat a low-temperature energy sink"

We use a pentode,  model EL34, grid  G3 (Pin 1) connected to the anode (Pin 3) and measuring the current to the cathode (Pin 8 )

We used a home electric oven and electric grill resistor further inside, the tube was placed inside a glass dome with the resistance burner to reach a higher temperature than the oven.

We get currents up to 0,3 micro ampere, when I get to a temperature of about 350°C, but could not raise the temperature as the control card of the oven was damaged by the temperature.

The current was up from the 0,0 micro amps at room temperature to 0,3 micro ampere, the positive lead of the tester was connected to the anode and grid, the tester negative lead was connected to the cathode. By exchanging the polarity of the tips in the current tester polarity change by the same amount in the display of the tester.

We hope to put a video tomorrow better done and reaching higher temperatures and thus higher currents.

The test was conducted by myself plus two friends as witnesses, Smith Rivero and Yeruel  Bustamante.

edited to reflect PeterMax's post bellow
Thx PeterMax

Hi Elisha, nice work.
Thanks for posting the results.
Mike
 
http://www.quentron.com/index.html 
"...To see that this is not science fiction but the biggest breakthrough ever you need to see proof, and that proof must be provided by an independent scientific body, you simply will not believe me just because I told you so.

So I offered $10,000 if someone would do the proof of concept experiment and NOT get an electrical power output, a sort of "prove me wrong" challenge, but there were no takers, so the challenge has been increased to.............
$25,000..."




   

[PeterMax]

No price for success in reproducting experiment:

...proof of concept experiment and NOT get an electrical power output...

Temperature gradiant:
If Phil is right some heat will be converted in electrical current, so a part of the tube will cool down a little. This is caused by the effect and not the source of the effect.