Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

 
  Boonk:  Yes, that was an inverter circuit to light a bulb, but not a self runner. And never progressed to become one, either.
  It was replicated by several people, including WoppyJump who made a video of his version of it. And that was all.
  If you look at the brightness of his bulb, compared to a normal grid connected one, (even just a 25w bulb), you'd find that it's no where near the same brightness.

  AG:  You are suggesting others do what you won't do, because it may damage your scope. Nice...  and no I won't do it, either.
So, looks like that's where that idea ends.
  I only saw Stiffler rather weakly lighting smaller led bulbs, that was all. And no I would not suggest anyone do what I would think could burn up a scope. I suggested that Hoppy do his own tests. Same as I suggested to you.

[Hoppy]

I think we have seen enough of the easy stuff - bulb lighting and cap popping. Lets see a self-runner doing some real work running a motor under load.

[NickZ]

   What we have not seen is what you suggested, using a scope to test the input to output readings, to see if there is more out, than in, or not.  Nor do I feel that will we find that there is more out than in, either. As I still don't believe that an OU reading is a prerequisite for self running.  And once one of us has made a self runner, then, those same tests can be made. Just for the heck of it, if nothing else, or just to see what the reading will show.
  I agree that we've seen enough of these circuits lighting bulbs to some degree, without really being able to self run, still.
But, that is a step in the right direction, which may not be able to be skipped. And is part of the process to get to the goal.

  Roma did show his device running a motor.  That was all it took for him to get into trouble showing that device doing some real work. But, now is not to be heard from, again...  Same as Dally, Andrey, SR193, and several others.

[AlienGrey]

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[Hoppy]

   What we have not seen is what you suggested, using a scope to test the input to output readings, to see if there is more out, than in, or not.  Nor do I feel that will we find that there is more out than in, either.

I doubt we will ever see this type of serious measurement as it would spill the beans on a claimed self-runner.