Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[picowatt]

Tinman,

Do you have any other meters that you can use to further confirm your measurements?

I recall you mentioning the acquisition of some analog meters...

PW

[MarkE]

MarkE,

How satisfied are you with the in/out measurements Tinman has provided?

I am a bit more confident in the output measurements than I am the input measurements, but even the input measurements are looking pretty solid.  I would like to see some additional verification of the input (bench supply, scope and CSR, etc), but I have to admit, my "probability meter" has moved a bit further...

PW

The output measurements have looked solid for awhile.  The input measurements also look consistent.  So the problem of course is that OU is not supposed to be possible, yet that is what the measurements suggest.  So, further down the road we must go to find out whether what the present measurements tell us is real or not.  If the measurements are correct then the thing should be able to be set-up to self loop.

[synchro1]

The output measurements have looked solid for awhile.  The input measurements also look consistent.  So the problem of course is that OU is not supposed to be possible, yet that is what the measurements suggest.  So, further down the road we must go to find out whether what the present measurements tell us is real or not.  If the measurements are correct then the thing should be able to be set-up to self loop.

All Tinman needs to do is to run the positive bulb wire to the positive battery electrode and see if the battery increases it's charge. Naturally, the grounds need to be connected too.

[poynt99]

.99,

Are you sufficiently satisfied with the in/out measurements Tinman has provided?

Would you care to share any opinions you may have regarding same?

PW

Aside from one or two individuals we all know of, one would have to try pretty hard to screw up an input power measurement involving a DC supply. In 2011 I clearly outlined how to do it (see pages 33-34, 39-41 in the document) with one DMM on a noisy high frequency switching circuit.

The real challenge is and always has been output power measurements.

So far I can not find any fault in Brad's measurements, and I am cautiously optimistic they are correct. However, I would only gain 100% confidence in the actual measurements unless I performed them myself (after examining the setup of course to ensure no funny business and no ooops's).

[poynt99]

All Tinman needs to do is to run the positive bulb wire to the positive battery electrode and see if the battery increases it's charge. Naturally, the grounds need to be connected too.

He has already tried that. The motor stalls.

If you are suggesting to do that while the bulb is connected, it's no use because the bulb voltage is only about 10V.