Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[tinman]

Tinman,

That's what I wanted to see.  Thanks.

PW

OK,this is good.

So tomorrow i will carry out the test that Mark has posted above. I will also scope across the output using AC coupling when carrying out the V and A test on the output.
I will also get a reading off my lux meter,and we then can place a DC current across the same globe,and wind up the power until the lux meter reads the same light output. We should end up with the same power value that we had from the RT unit.

[MarkE]

OK,this is good.

So tomorrow i will carry out the test that Mark has posted above. I will also scope across the output using AC coupling when carrying out the V and A test on the output.
I will also get a reading off my lux meter,and we then can place a DC current across the same globe,and wind up the power until the lux meter reads the same light output. We should end up with the same power value that we had from the RT unit.

That sounds good to me.

[EMJunkie]

Those shots should assure all that the decoupling is working well.  At this point the oscilloscope is not necessary and the measurements can all be performed with DMMs.

Has Tinman not already done this?

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[tinman]

Has Tinman not already done this?

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

Yes,but without the small clamping caps in the system.
While doing all these scope shots and measurements today,the small caps do very little. With or without them,my DMM's read the same. As i have stated many times,my DMM's do a very good job at averaging out messy signals. But we do as we are asked,and by following advice by those that know more than me,only helps to set things in stone.

Should have the video up by noon tomorrow-my time. But now my wife and i are off to a 21st-->yah ,40 drunken miniboppers to put up with.

[EMJunkie]

Yes,but without the small clamping caps in the system.
While doing all these scope shots and measurements today,the small caps do very little. With or without them,my DMM's read the same. As i have stated many times,my DMM's do a very good job at averaging out messy signals. But we do as we are asked,and by following advice by those that know more than me,only helps to set things in stone.

Should have the video up by noon tomorrow-my time. But now my wife and i are off to a 21st-->yah ,40 drunken miniboppers to put up with.

Yes, I was under this impression also, Some DMM's are very reliable at low frequencies, and even more reliable at DC! I never have claimed to be an EE Expert and there is a lot I am still learning in the EE arena. Mostly know enough to get by, or enough to find the information I need.

High Frequencies DMM's Very unreliable! Don't use em for High Freq! You and I and most here will already know this.

Yes, I agree, so many "Requirements" needed from our Resident Guru EE's - This is good in some ways and we are lucky, but gee they are a Pain to deal with. 

Enjoy the Party, become young again with the Boppers! For it is these Young People that we are really working for!!!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org