Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[EMJunkie]

Well, the cheap ones will have to do, lol. Shouldn't it be at least better then a basic multimeter measuring current, at least I would be able to see the current at a specific time? I've never used one before, so I don't know.

I don't know, I don't want a probe for just this project, aren't even the cheap ones useful? I'll look around see what I can find, Thanks

Drak - Of course they are.

If you had to go out and spend $6000+ on probes, which 99% of Engineers don't! then the average lab would be completely unaffordable! This attitude is ridiculous. Totally unachievable for 100% of active researchers here!

Unless one had 100 Million to spend on their Lab...

Any High Frequency Device is going to be hard to measure, this is obvious. Try to aim low Frequency instead.

However, to get a basic picture on what's going on, start at the start! A budget 70 Dollar probe will do fine to start with!

This is all I use, it is all I need: Hantek CC-65

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[EMJunkie]

@ALL

Today, 4PM California time may be the big one. -->Video <-- There have been a ton of small quakes in the last few days.

Be safe! Keep your Go Bag's close. Be ready to get to safety.

I hope nothing happens.

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

P.S: Remember there may be Tsunami's so all need to be aware of possible Huge Quake.

[picowatt]

Drak - Of course they are.

If you had to go out and spend $6000+ on probes, which 99% of Engineers don't! then the average lab would be completely unaffordable! This attitude is ridiculous. Totally unachievable for 100% of active researchers here!

Unless one had 100 Million to spend on their Lab...

Any High Frequency Device is going to be hard to measure, this is obvious. Try to aim low Frequency instead.

However, to get a basic picture on what's going on, start at the start! A budget 70 Dollar probe will do fine to start with!

This is all I use, it is all I need: Hantek CC-65

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

That 20KHz bandwidth limit won't be measuring too many pulsed circuits very accurately, such as Tinman's "super-transformer" circuit...

PW

[Drak]

Drak - Of course they are.

If you had to go out and spend $6000+ on probes, which 99% of Engineers don't! then the average lab would be completely unaffordable! This attitude is ridiculous. Totally unachievable for 100% of active researchers here!

Unless one had 100 Million to spend on their Lab...

Any High Frequency Device is going to be hard to measure, this is obvious. Try to aim low Frequency instead.

However, to get a basic picture on what's going on, start at the start! A budget 70 Dollar probe will do fine to start with!

This is all I use, it is all I need: Hantek CC-65

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

Thank you I'll check it out.

[MileHigh]

That 20KHz bandwidth limit won't be measuring too many pulsed circuits very accurately...

PW

Who's gunna care when the Big One hits?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_BwX2fEUTo

OMG you see Building 7 in the above clip!  That's proof!