THE RANT ROOM

[WhatIsIt]

I think that you do not have anything.

You are desperate.



And if you want to make it for humanity,

why secrets?

Elite members. Only they know? And stuff like that.

Does elite members pay elite donations, because I saw on your forum that you are making lists who made bigger donation.

You come here, members gave you trust again and you should start a real project.


Here on this forum.

Don't call members from here to join you on your forum, just to see technology you will never show them.

[WhatIsIt]

But OK.


It is on you!


Time will tell and reveal everything! It always does.

[WhatIsIt]

@Chet - You can use gyula as an example, the reason all of us, don't want to share with people here!!

@All Reading, you want someone to blame for not having access to this Technology? Here is your Man!!! gyula is your man!

Reading this, I can only say that you are totally out of your mind.


Chet forgot bad blood from past and did everything here to help you and make your own moderated space for experiments.

And Gyula has lots of experience and can not be deceived easily, and always helped me when I needed.

Those people gave you trust!


But to do experiments here! Not to wage wars!

And lead to first successful device.


Stefan should seriously talk to you!

[gyulasun]

Chris Sykes,

It is telling how you defend "Fritz" and you do not care that for instance v8karlo decided to replicate your setup and he may need some answers for his humble questions. Your "documentation" on your setup is gassy and far from complete, and most importantly the COP=1.98 is just a claim.

This sentence you quoted as

"With increasing temperature, the resistance of the wire increases as collisions within the wire increase and "slow" the flow of current. The amount of change is determined by the temperature coefficient."

does not prove me wrong at all. I did not write anything which would contradict to the nonlinear increase of wire resistance when the wire heats up. With filament wires like tungsten the resistance increases as the voltage across it increases and this invariably goes together with a nonlinear current increase too,  -- this is what I wrote. 
This quote from here describes this too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzSh6ykqn9I 

"The current through a filament lamp is not directly proportional to the potential difference. This is because the filament gets hot, which causes the resistance to increase. At high temperatures, the atoms in the filament vibrate more. The electrons in the current now collide more with the atoms. More energy is needed to push the current through the filament.  As the potential difference increases, the current no longer increases as much."


It is also telling that with this miserable argument attempt you again tried to dodge the issue and blame me again for your own deeds.
How about giving a scientific explanation for Bistander's discrepancy question, based on YOUR measurements?  How can a filament wire in a globe have less resistance at 17V DC than at 12V DC across it?  It is impossible with the globe you use. If you say you measured it, then please prove it with a short video. Of course so far you have ignored such requests from me or from others.

It is you who is desperate and squirming and no need for anybody to discredit you: you yourself do it nicely.

Gyula

[partzman]

Hey Chris,

I suggest you or one of your many replicators of your claimed OU POC device shows us some valid MEASUREMENTS.  I don't trust measurements taken from a lamp load so please use a non-inductive film precision load resistor to confirm your output power measurements. 

Enough talk already.....how about some action!

And please, quit hurling insults at those who question you or correct you or ask for validation or your claims!  You really aren't benefiting yourself or others on this forum.

regards,
Pm