Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[MileHigh]

Captain Zero:

Yes Chris is not operating a con, but he is also proposing something that defies science and engineering and common sense.  That's worth a normal healthy debate right there.  Yes sometimes things can get a bit crazy, that's life.  Chris' proposition is tantamount to somebody running around and saying, "The sky is not blue, it's yellow."  Then I stick my head out the window and the sky is blue just like it always has been.

I am sorry that you were abused, but that doesn't give you the right to come on here and be an abuser yourself.  I know that is a pattern that does happen and if that is why you are doing it then you have to break the cycle.

I don't know why you can't understand how insignificant this thread is, and how insignificant this forum is, such that nobody would spend a single dime to pay someone to post here.  I am not here to try to fix your skewed view of the world.  I am just here to have some fun and debate things that interest me and to challenge criminal activity when I believe that I see it.

You need to chill out and find an equilibrium.  I have been abused and harassed by several people around here.  And I don't define "abuse" as someone debating technical issues with me.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Okay, I am going to reference a posting on OUR because it's worth mentioning:

http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=2760.msg44999#msg44999

Itsu asked Chris:

EMjunkie, please help me out here, in a normal partner coil (bucking coil) configuration, with perfect coils,
the voltage across a load resistor will normally be zero (0),   right?

Chris responds:

For AC Output with a Resistive Load, Output should be V*I and Phase Angle should be = 0. It should be pure power.

Anybody that has been following this thread knows that I have already covered this.  If the bucking coils are perfectly matched, the voltage across them will be zero.  The the attached scope capture shows where they are not a perfect match, but very close.  If one coil is at +5.0 volts, and the other coil is at +5.1 volts, then the voltage across the two coils is 0.1 volts.

You notice that Chris is "zoning out" and not even responding to the question.  People on OUR are probably going to let it slide.  But the problem is that in the real world you can't let things like this slide.  The closer the bucking coils are to a perfect match, the less the voltage differential you will get between them, which in theory forces you to go to a lower and lower value of load resistor to actually output any power.  But then you have a problem.  As you load resistor gets lower and lower in value, it starts to get lower than the total resistance in the wire of the bucking coils themselves.  So you end up dissipating more power in the coils themselves than the load resistor.

So we definitely have a problem, and it's a problem on more than one level.  When you have a person making a proposition starting to dance around issues and floating like a butterfly it's not a good sign.  In fact you see the pros do this also.

In a similar vein, Itsu being such a nice guy, he rewound one of the coils so that it was wound "counter-clockwise" instead of the original "clockwise."  Then he had to swap the connections on the rewound coil to create the bucking configuration.  Again, if you have been following this thread, I made a posting about this issue just the other day.  What I said in the posting is that doing this is a meaningless exercise.

This kind of thing just confirms for me what I already knew from the beginning.  If some of you are still unsure, this is more information for you to consider.

Common sense rules and will win out at the end of the day.

MileHigh

[synchro1]

Captain Zero:

Yes Chris is not operating a con, but he is also proposing something that defies science and engineering and common sense.  That's worth a normal healthy debate right there.  Yes sometimes things can get a bit crazy, that's life.  Chris' proposition is tantamount to somebody running around and saying, "The sky is not blue, it's yellow."  Then I stick my head out the window and the sky is blue just like it always has been.

I am sorry that you were abused, but that doesn't give you the right to come on here and be an abuser yourself.  I know that is a pattern that does happen and if that is why you are doing it then you have to break the cycle.

I don't know why you can't understand how insignificant this thread is, and how insignificant this forum is, such that nobody would spend a single dime to pay someone to post here.  I am not here to try to fix your skewed view of the world.  I am just here to have some fun and debate things that interest me and to challenge criminal activity when I believe that I see it.

You need to chill out and find an equilibrium.  I have been abused and harassed by several people around here.  And I don't define "abuse" as someone debating technical issues with me.

MileHigh

@MileHigh,

You're betraying yourself as condescending and obnoxious to everyone on the forum and it's entire membership trivializing us as insignificant. You're that perversely sadistic to practically everyone. You act as though no one can compare to you. All your comments are over padded with conceited drivel. That's why everyone hates your guts.

[MileHigh]

@MileHigh,

You're betraying yourself as condescending and obnoxious to everyone on the forum and it's entire membership trivializing us as insignificant. You're that perversely sadistic to practically everyone. You act as though no one can compare to you. All your comments are padded with concieted drivel. That's why everyone hates your guts.

You are an abuser and like usual your posting is nonsense.

[synchro1]

You are an abuser and like usual your posting is nonsense.

@MileHigh,

You're a nut case from hell!