Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[stivep]

  Wesley: Please post the test that is showing lighting (fully lighting) a 600w bulb. As no one woke you up to witness the 1000w (fully lit) test.
 

I leave it to Arunas he has got    organized  data base , or you need to  wait  I'm going  now to  funeral procedures for my friend.




Wesley

[Hoppy]

Is that all you have got on me?


Yes I did not see 1kW. power dissipation
I  have witnessed 600W form few mW input.
or
from 10W total power drown from the grid by 2 identical  generators.


No  self-looping...


If you placing that in doubt,than you  placing in doubt  entire  event.
It is your  rights to do so.
Than go and play golf, it is better than be  here



Wesley

Yes, I have to place it in doubt, as you have fallen into the trap of using lamp brightness to estimate power consumption, instead of good measurement. Also, how can you be sure that in your sleepy state, your DUT was not receiving more than 10W, when you were presumably also not measuring input power.

[T-1000]

Yes, I have to place it in doubt, as you have fallen into the trap of using lamp brightness to estimate power consumption, instead of good measurement. Also, how can you be sure that in your sleepy state, your DUT was not receiving more than 10W, when you were presumably also not measuring input power.

Answer simple question -  how much power is required to fully light 150W halogen bulb? If you are that clever, you will present standard 50/60Hz operating case and high frequency case..

[Hoppy]

Answer simple question -  how much power is required to fully light 150W halogen bulb? If you are that clever, you will present standard 50/60Hz operating case and high frequency case..

More to the point, how much power was required to light the halogen lamp under test to the brightness shown in the video. Without proper measurement you don't know and the above question is rather pointless.

[T-1000]

More to the point, how much power was required to light the halogen lamp under test to the brightness shown in the video. Without proper measurement you don't know and the above question is rather pointless.

Please be straight and say in units required everyone understands, like:
50/60Hz - 150W for full brightness
30kHz - ??W for full brightness
380kHz (operating frequency from FG in yoke) - ??W for full brightness.

Enough of nonsense...