Confirmation of OU devices and claims

[gyulasun]

Hi Itsu,

Yes, okay,  the link you included also contains very important information you kindly provided.



Dear seaad,

Please let's keep this discussion polite and civil...   

Thanks,

Gyula

[e2matrix]

I got my gaussmeter, which is an el cheapo electromagnetic radiation tester (GM3120) and which i know is being
used in combination with this Big coil testing.

It can measure Electric fields in V/m and Magnetic fields in uT.

An overload led (flashing) and beeper warns when radiation levels are unsafe (very often!).

Anyway, here a short introduction, see video.

I will do some tests the next days including the ones mentione by A.King21 earlier.

Video here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgjEDVbfVJQ


Itsu

itsu,  I bought that exact same gauss meter a while back.   I don't know if it was a bad one but it was nearly worthless and could barely detect anything compared to two other meters I have.  One is an older analog gauss and emf meter and one a newer one (digital) that was about $15 which does okay (but is still less sensitive than my old analog).   Try opening up that Kmoon and see if what they are using for a detector looks like it would be useful for anything but the closest or strongest fields.   It appears to be nothing but a piece of PCB with copper on both sides with both sides soldered together (electrically connected).  There is also a resistor mounted up high off the circuit board behind that piece about 5/16" from the copper.   
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[itsu]

e2matrix,

i agree with you,  and i knew upfront that, at most, i would be "a toy" as i saw this below review:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BXoqb9LRZE

Not sure about the skills of that guy doing the teardown, as he was unable to "see" how the 9V battery
needed to be placed (only one way possible).

But yes, the electrical field detector seems to be a dual sided PCB and the magnetic field detector an
inductor (not a resistor) mounted up high off and next to that PCB.

Anyway, it indicates some differences in field strengths, but up till now did not reveal any extra energy
which otherwise would be missed using the scope.....


Itsu

[rickfriedrich]

This is a very important point he makes which reveals how these forums are usually worse than useless. What is the bases for any of you making conclusions from pictures, videos, or words presented by other people? There is no way to demonstrate that anyone else is really doing what they claim they are. Even video of people saying something cannot be trusted that the person is really the person you think it is as inexpensive 20 year old tech exists that mask someone else. So with free energy claims you will never be able to trust a video, picture or testimony. We live in a day of fantasy and illusions and people in these circles are mostly ignorant about how to estimate these things, mistaken, or out right deceiving themselves or others. This is why in my meetings I spent much of the time focusing on the psychological problems, starting with personal bias or prejudgment. We tend to think of the skeptic like G having the only problem in this way (being over-disbelieving), but what about those actually believing in free energy over-believing their own results or those of others? These forums are almost completely full of both kinds of people. So in the end they are worse than a waste of time as you run around listening to people over and under believing. So I don't play those games. I've been at this for 15 years to know all the mistakes and tricks people play. I have exposed skeptics, trolls, and mistakes.
Anyway, there is almost a justified reason to make this wires statement when indeed many people use hidden wires. I have spent a lot of time 10 years ago showing how people fake their results because I hate how people pray upon others' faith, money and time.

Guess what? There were in fact wires under the table. You can see a computer hooked up next to it and it was plugged into the AC, and so was the frequency generator and power supply. I also had a ground wire from a one prong socket that wasn't even used, but it was off to the side. Anyway, the setup was not for you people but 18 other people attending my meeting, and who actually set this up with me. They connected all the caps and LEDs, and also set up the shelving, etc. The nature of the circumstances showed them there was nothing hidden or being done. And it really didn't matter because they all had the kit for the last year and had experience with the same things. This wasn't done to prove OU to them, and it was the least sensational thing shown over the 22+ hours of the meeting. It was just an opportunity to hook up as many coils as I had and play around with them to learn more about this system when many coils are used. So don't fool yourself into thinking that this picture was for this forum as some kind of proof claim. I would not insult your intelligence as so many people do. All I ever do over the internet with videos is try and assist my customers so that they can do the same with the same parts. Strangers have no reason to believe others who can have many motives for their claims. And people don't have to be liars, they can be, and often are, mistaken. I work with all levels of people, from the newbie who knows nothing, to the highest up technician of the top companies, and believe me they all make mistakes in evaluating technology.
So it is true that there is no way for anyone to trust any claim from anyone on this forum. So what is the point of this forum? What use is it? I will continue this next post...

The power output obtained
is in direct proportion to the amount of hidden cables.

[gyulasun]

Hi Itsu, 

If you think it would be worth building a Gaussmeter, then you surely can: 

http://www.coolmagnetman.com/magmeter.htm 

https://www.kjmagnetics.com/blog.asp?p=gaussmeter 

https://web.archive.org/web/20070815103923/https://www.modelbouwforum.nl/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7834   

and here is an integrated magnetic sensor IC (but probably there are some from other manufacturers): 

http://www.ti.com/product/DRV425 

Gyula