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[br549]

Dear br549 - suggestion: I have about a dozen ways of checking COP, but my tests always start with this one.
Amps (amp draw) of course are tested in line. You can also test the power going to the inverter from the battery (since it is part of your circuit), which will reduce COP.

tgraca:
You are right, I understand what you are saying about measuring the input power at the
source, but in this case i was only interested in the coils input and output performance,
thinking that if it seemed promissing,  I would work on a low power input circuit to pump
it. Not sure what to think about this yet. May take a little break from it for now, and try to
learn more about coils and magnets.
Have a great day;
br549

[br549]

Hi br549,

nice clear setup and presentation.

Personally i would never use only 1 lead of a FG or scope and use that data for input/output/cop calculations.

Also i am sure you are aware that flipping over the current probe will show a 180 degr. change in phase, so
you have to be aware you are using the correct direction.

In a LCR circuit like your output circuit, the max phase difference will be + or - 90 degr. (never 180) (anybody correct me if i am wrong)
so i guess you were using the correct direction here showing a slight current leading the voltage (capacitive).


Regards Itsu

itsu:
I was trying to simulate an antenna or one wire setup with the FG like the antenna from the
katcher circuit. When I connect the common for the FG and the scope (as normally done), the
current & voltage phase relationship stay the same, and the COP drops to 4. After all the
messing around with this simple little experimental circuit, it becomes more and more clear
why measured DC power in vs DC power out is the prefered method.
Have a great day:
br549

[tgraca]

tgraca:
You are right, I understand what you are saying about measuring the input power at the
source, but in this case i was only interested in the coils input and output performance,
thinking that if it seemed promissing,  I would work on a low power input circuit to pump
it. Not sure what to think about this yet. May take a little break from it for now, and try to
learn more about coils and magnets.
Have a great day;
br549

I forgot to thank you for posting the video. I love to see experiments on this small level.
It's the way I work too and gives me ideas for my own work. Thanks for sharing. -teo

[tgraca]

I forgot to thank you for posting the video. I love to see experiments on this smaller scale.
It's generally the way I work too and gives me ideas for my own work. Thanks for sharing. -teo

[GeoFusion]

Hi guyz

Done uploading the vid,
I promised I would show the device that depends on earth grounding.
Small but has some interesting effects.
It even EMPs my Wifi router completely !!  So no internet when it's on. haha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1SP9nMVWec


And new Vid of Ruslan, This is a good one with His Full Drawn Schematic, Enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LhF261VDQw

CHeerz~