Tin of joules

[tinman]

some can come very close to unity,
but in general, JT's are poorly made, with little consideration to their functionality.
and thus are rather inefficient.

I would expect some large inductive losses with the tin can, as well as poor (low) frequency response, and wasted field

that being said, nice job. This demonstrates that with some scrap parts and a little ingenuity a JT circuit can be built out of anything.

As I said,every JT runs at unity. In fact, anything that has an energy input has the very same amount of energy output, and thus every device runs at unity-unless you have found a way to destroy energy?.

[scratchrobot]

As I said,every JT runs at unity. In fact, anything that has an energy input has the very same amount of energy output, and thus every device runs at unity-unless you have found a way to destroy energy?.

Since there is no way to destroy energy there is also no way to create energy, no device here qualifies as an overunity device.


I like the the TinRinger, thanks for sharing.

[tinman]

Since there is no way to destroy energy there is also no way to create energy, no device here qualifies as an overunity device.


I like the the TinRinger, thanks for sharing.

No device anywhere will ever be overunity. Overunity is a term used until the source of energy is found or understood-nothing more.

[seychelles]

Yep the mother and father of free energy is efficiency and
one needs to know where the energy is coming from..

[Pirate88179]

I like this project Tinman.  I believe if you add several neos to the can around or on the coil, it will raise the freq. and you will no longer hear that buzzing sound.  I did this with several of my Jeanna's Light JT circuits.  In some cases, the leds get a bit brighter too when you do this...but not always.

Bill