Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[tinman]

I mean what I say.  What I mean by "performance" is self-evident if you have the knowledge under your belt.    I am not going to define it but those in the know will understand.

Then I also use the term "architecture" which also implies a certain scope to the meaning.

Like lots of unnecessary flash gizmo's ?.

What are you talking about?  You probably know that I have stated many times that saying, "my motor is very efficient" is meaningless.

Words that have meaning are not meaningless.
Looking at TK's video MHOP 11,it would seem that that is very inefficient. I am lost as to where you are seeing the wonder in that circuit?.

[MileHigh]

I don't know what "very inefficient" means.

[EMJunkie]

OK,so i watched MHOP 11
What was i suppose to see that was any different to that of most other pulse motor's.
I did see that you were using a lot of power-101mA @ 25v.
2 1/2 watts is a lot for a pulse motor.

Dead Right Tinman - These Goons seem to like wasting Power for Useless Junk! Its what they are good at! All they are good at! That's why they need fancy expensive equipment! To measure the waste!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[tinman]

I don't know what "very inefficient" means.

Inefficient: not capable of producing desired results without wasting
materials, time, or energy.

Very-an adverb meaning "in a high degree" or "extremely

very inefficient= extremely inefficient.

See-not hard to work out MH. It's even in some of those books you keep telling me to read.

2.5 watts to light a neon is not so efficient.
So i have to ask again-what is it we are suppose to be seeing here?.

[padova]

Hello all,  sorry to interrupt the discussion.
Please look at this videos. I believe it might be related to Chris's theory and
the possibility of OU or some interesting stuff on magnetism,as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-dhIK2ozz0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJHlwJ1gsms