Confirmation of OU devices and claims

[lancaIV]

Hi Stefan. If your friend got the same results as Rick showed, then that is not so good.
Rick did not show anything at all convincing, as has been pointed out already.
Try powering some non-inductive resistors or incandescent bulbs of at least 5 Watts rating,
or better yet self loop it as Rick claimed in one of his videos should work. I would really like to
see an honest attempt by Rick or your friend to self loop the setup. Keep in mind that if I power
12V Lights directly with a 12V battery, that the efficiency is effectively 100%. There is no point to
Rick's circuit if it is not COP > 1.


All the best...

benfr,a.king and the Admin adviced about the "special written information in Mr.Friedrichs' his booklet",so not his,RF, videos gives the right way to explore the possible success !

[hartiberlin]

Hi Stefan. Here is the issue with this.
If I connect a 12V MR16 LED bulb to a 12V battery directly, it will light with an efficiency of 100%,
minus any losses of any internal circuit components which may be inside the bulb itself.
Unless Rick's setup is OU, then it will light 12V LED bulbs with less efficiency than connecting
the bulbs directly to a 12V battery, due to losses in his driver circuit and in the other components in 
his setup.

All the best...

Sure I undertand this, if his LED lights light then only due to the RF bursts only with maybe half of the rated output power,but he can connect several LEDs like 10 x 3 Watts LEDs and they shine at maybe 1.5  Watts each and you can run these LED bulbs for 10 timeslonger on the same battery with his circuit, than a single 3 Watts LED at full 3 Watts output, that would have generated then15 Watts x 10 times longer...

It seems the batteries are required in these circuits as they play an important role, so you just can´t run the circuit just on supercaps...
Maybe the energy is directly converted from inside the battery then...
This is, what we still have to find out...Regards, Stefan.

[Void]

benfr,a.king and the Admin adviced about the "special written information in Mr.Friedrichs' his booklet",so not his,RF, videos gives the right way to explore the possible success !

Hi IancaIV. Rick stated in his video that he could take the output from one of the
output coils and use that to power his generator in a self looped mode.
I was merely asking for Rick or someone else to demonstrate this claim made by Rick.
I would suggest using a large filter capacitor instead of battery for the power source so
we don't have to leave the demonstration running for a day or more...

All the best...

[hartiberlin]

Stefan,

Please, remove moderations from Gear.
I am trying to convince him to help, and he is half willing to do it.
He has army of people and SF tech behind him.
He was maybe rude at the times but he is great asset.

It is not goal to disprove Rick. Goal is to improve what he does if it is possible.
Your choice!

Thanks!

I am moderating all the skeptics here in this thread now, so I can better answer them...So we have a better understanding... Thanks for your understanding...I don´t wnat the skeptics to ruin this thread...
All the skeptics who now  flame Rick have not shown their own measurements...

[Void]

Sure I undertand this, if his LED lights light then only due to the RF bursts only with maybe half of the rated output power,but he can connect several LEDs like 10 x 3 Watts LEDs and they shine at maybe 1.5  Watts each and you can run these LED bulbs for 10 timeslonger on the same battery with his circuit, than a single 3 Watts LED at full 3 Watts output, that would have generated then15 Watts x 10 times longer...

It seems the batteries are required in these circuits as they play an important role, so you just can´t run the circuit just on supercaps...
Maybe the energy is directly converted from inside the battery then...
This is, what we still have to find out...Regards, Stefan.

Hi Stefan. Ok, but speaking from experience, I suspect that the LED lights are
not actually consuming as much power as one might think just looking at them. My suggestion in that case
would be to try it with one to five watt incandescent bulbs or so, assuming you can find something suitable.

P.S. Do you know the exact type of bulbs your friend is testing with?

P.P.S. Here is a link to small 12V, 4 Watt incandescent bulbs, set of 4 pieces (although the title says 1 watt, but it is listed as 4 Watt on the bulb):
(although apparently these particular bulbs are currently not available. It is getting tougher to find this type of bulb now... )
https://www.amazon.com/eTopLighting-T5BULB12V4W-4P-12V-Wedge-Bulb/dp/B0043CMN1U/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=eTopLighting+T5BULB12V4W-4P+12V+1W+T5+Wedge+Bulb&qid=1564528852&s=gateway&sr=8-3

Also see:
https://www.bulbtown.com/Less_Than_1_Watt_s/1015.htm
Here are their 3 watt incandescent bulbs:
https://www.bulbtown.com/3_Watt_s/449.htm

All the best...