Longitudinal Wave Experiment to demonstrate Overunity

[magpwr]

Actually, the pdf file I uploaded runs fine once you change the extension to .ms11.

hi,

Do not forget to play around with duty cycle.Lower than 3% you get better output but little higher current draw.

[poynt99]

Well the news is not good my friend. 

5.6W input, 2.2W output (yep the wattmeter works).

Attached is my cleaned up circuit file with the wattmeter, the screenshot, and SPICE netlist for anyone to run in a different engine.

[MarkE]

As I am sure that you have noticed the Watt meter is hooked up backwards for positive convention load power.  That only reverses the sign.

[magpwr]

Well the news is not good my friend. 

5.6W input, 2.2W output (yep the wattmeter works).

Attached is my cleaned up circuit file with the wattmeter, the screenshot, and SPICE netlist for anyone to run in a different engine.

hi poynt99,

Can you try connecting a 0.1 ohms resistor to bulb and manually measure power.OR connecting to 1ohms resistor instead of bulb.

I never trust watt meter for spikes.The power factor showing as 1 is even more strange.

What happen to those E-element which you talked about?

500watt Filaments getting destroyed after 180volts peak can't be explained easily.It surely produce more power to achieve this.Definitely can't happen with below 10watt as using the easy method-watt meter.

[poynt99]

I don't have time nor the inclination to do a manual measurement. I do trust the wattmeter, and it's in the ballpark of what I estimated.  It's also nowhere near 98W.

Regarding the power polarity, I know it is negative, but for me it is more important to have the drawing clean and clear to understand, especially for magpwr; his earlier attempt failed to produce any output on the wattmeter at all. It's the magnitude that is important in this case.