Indegogo campaign to replicate G. Morin HighPower PolePig Transformer Apparatus

[mscoffman]

Hello;

If any of you have some cash burning a hole in you pocket you couldn't do better than
to donate some of it to the following Indegogo campaign, if possible, to replicate Gerard
Morin's experiment with an emphasis on increasing the accuracy and certainty in the energy
in the experiment's overunity output measurements.

Indegogo Web Link Here:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/gerard-morin-s-high-voltage-pole-pig-experiments

This expriment has relatively few components and features two mass-produced high
powered utility type transformers (large) and a historic portable gasoline powered electric
generator from the sixties/seventies, said necessary to have the experiment function
correctly. We are committed to presenting to the public our findings.  If we find sufficeint
overunity power, full specifications will be made available to anyone to duplicate and
hopefully to have, household amounts of electricity flowing from these multi-hundred pound
transformer units. Since our group is interested having an overunity power source, if this
hardware fails to perform, we will say so. We are independent researchers, so help us out
and have some fun too.


:S:MarkSCoffman

[Void]

Hi MSCoffman.  The indiegogo webpage you reference states: "In this experiment, Gerald generates ~3000 watts of electricity from a generator and powers ~6000 watts of devices."  That is a completely unsupported claim however. Mr. Morin made no appropriate measurements to determine the actual input power and output power. It is not reasonable at all to assume that all the equipment connected at the output as a load was running at maximum capacity. You should fix the indiegogo webpage to say that Mr. Morin claimed he was getting more power out than in, but no proper measurements were made to determine what the actual input and output power really were, therefore actual input power and output power are unknown. If you leave the webpage statement as is, this can be construed as deliberately trying to mislead people... Just my opinion.
P.S. His name is Gerard, I believe. 
All the best...

[memoryman]

You could do MUCH better than supporting this or similar campaigns: donate to a charity, give to Sally Ann, or many more.
Morin should change the letter 'i' in his name to an 'o' in his name, to better match his mental state.

[MarkE]

Hi MSCoffman.  The indiegogo webpage you reference states: "In this experiment, Gerald generates ~3000 watts of electricity from a generator and powers ~6000 watts of devices."  That is a completely unsupported claim however. Mr. Morin made no appropriate measurements to determine the actual input power and output power. It is not reasonable at all to assume that all the equipment connected at the output as a load was running at maximum capacity. You should fix the indiegogo webpage to say that Mr. Morin claimed he was getting more power out than in, but no proper measurements were made to determine what the actual input and output power really were, therefore actual input power and output power are unknown. If you leave the webpage statement as is, this can be construed as deliberately trying to mislead people... Just my opinion.
P.S. His name is Gerard, I believe. 
All the best...

Hear, hear!

[MileHigh]

I will just chime in my support for the rejection of this proposition.  There is no valid data to back up the proposition, and the proposition does not even make any sense.  Beyond that, if you accept that transformers behave like you observe them behave on the bench, and how they are described in electronics text books, then the data if properly measured would show under unity.