Rosemary Ainslie Circuit Demonstration, June 1 2013

[TinselKoala]

The next scopeshots I can find are from April 8, 2011, and are the distinctly weird looking ones. And then I skip a bunch, until with SCRN0342 on April 30 2011 we once again see current flowing in the Q1 mosfet at the appropriate time.

[TinselKoala]

Now, consider the dates of these forum posts.

[TinselKoala]

So now what's really weird is that the Q1 mosfet was functional during the March 12 2011 demonstration.... and it was clearly known by them that it would blow if given the opportunity, because as you recall, they started out with 5 batteries, a bit over 60 volts, but actually removed one of these for the second half  "high heat" demonstration leaving only a bit over 48 volts. This, combined with shorter ON times, saved their Q1 mosfet during that demonstration.

So I think we have had several "mosfet blown" events, and I think this is further supported by the new, larger heatsink on the present edition's Q1.

[TinselKoala]

She posted the first posting of the manuscript containing the Figure 3 scopeshot on her blog on March 13, 2012, the day after the demo:

http://newlightondarkenergy.blogspot.com/2011_03_13_archive.html

A remarkable thing since it purports to be a writeup of the demo itself.

OK, that's it for the timeline reconstruction. I think that there is ample evidence in there that shows that Ainslie had trouble with mosfets around the time of the Fig3 scopeshots and afterwards, and that somebody helped her get it up and running for the March 12 demo.... OR PERHAPS the demo didn't actually happen on that date...... and that subsequent to the demo she once again blew some mosfets.

[picowatt]

TK,

Although recently FIG 3 has been referenced to with regard to Q1 not turning on when it should, as discussed in the past, it is actually FIG3, FIG6, and FIG7 in the first paper that demonstrate a Q1 that is not turning on when it should.

PW