A SIMPLE ELECTRIC HEATER, WHICH HAS EFFICIENCY GREATER THAN 1

[kolbacict]

Hi.
If we running cold  water continuously, how can we measure heat release?
But I suppose we can still measure it. the change in the composition of the electrolyte in 1000 seconds can be neglected. As the temperature rises, the cell resistance will drop. But we can use a power supply with output power stabilization. At 16 watts. And it will be reliable enough.

p.s. https://overunity.com/18709/the-optimum-electrode-waveform-for-watergas-production/msg553329/#new
Here, it seems people are already getting over-unity hydrogen.(over and above Faraday.) 

[George1]

Hi kolbacict,
Thank you for your reply. It's a real pleasure to discuss the matter with you.
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1) Well, you rise interesting questions related to precise calorimetric measuring. (The latter is in any case a sophisticated and complex field of knowledge.) You have some original measuring ideas as I can see. Perfect! Agree with them!
2) About the p.s. Yes, it's perfectly possible that these guys have designed some OU electrolysis process. As if there are many OU possibilities in this world. Need some time to consider their concept carefully.
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Looking forward to your answer.
Regards,
George
 

[Floor]

Hello George 1

You started this topic on 01/28/19. 

   Here is your original statement / claim / bait.

https://mypicxbg.files.wordpress.com/2019/01/pages_1-6.pdf

Since that time (10 months), have you conducted and presented any
experiment which would support your claim that a simple electrolysis process
which results in H and O release is over unity, once the H and O
are then burned ?

Have you learned anything in those 10 months, from this topic?
If  so, what and will you share that with us ?

I for one, do not believe that you, your self, think this claim is O.U...

   floor

[George1]

To kolbacict, to floor and to the other members of this forum, who are interested in the topic.
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And here is one more mental exercise for entertainment only.
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1) An unknown load is hidden inside a black box 1. The load is connected to a standard DC source thus forming a circuit. This circuit is equipped with (a) a voltmeter, (b) an ammeter, (c) an ohmmeter and (d) a watt-meter, which register 4VDC, 4 A, 1 Ohm and 16 Watts, respectively.
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2) Another unknown load is hidden inside a black box 2. The load is connected to a standard DC source thus forming a circuit. This circuit is equipped with (a) a voltmeter, (b) an ammeter, (c) an ohmmeter and (d) a watt-meter, which register 4VDC, 4 A, 1 Ohm and 16 Watts, respectively.
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3) One of the unknown loads is the copper wire and the other unknown load is the PEM electrolyzer. (Please refer to our previous posts.) But you don't know in which black box is hidden the copper wire and in which black box is hidden the PEM electrolyzer, respectively.
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4) Long before the above described measuring procedures we have checked and we have ascertained the fact that the PEM electrolyzer's operating characteristics (please refer to our previous posts) correspond to reality, that is, the PEM electrolyzer's manufacturer has done the job correctly.
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5) Because of some emergency situation in an explosives manufacturing factory for example you have not at your disposal (or you are not allowed to use) any supplementary measuring devices like calorimeters, gas detectors/analyzers, infrared radiation detectors/analyzers, etc. You have at your disposal solely and only voltmeters, ammeters, ohmmeters and watt-meters. Besides you are not allowed to open/brеак any of the two black boxes too.
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QUESTION: In which black box is hidden the copper wire? In black box 1 or in black box 2? (You have to guess because otherwise you have to run very quickly in order to avoid meeting with a possible unpleasant accident. Or perhaps it would be much better if you run quickly at once without doing any measurements and without trying to guess in which black box is hidden the copper wire?)
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Looking forward to your answer.
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P. S. If my sense of humour and my attempt to be amusing seem inadequate (more or less) to some members of this forum, then please excuse me. I am ready to apologize. But the question remains: In which black box is hidden the copper wire? In black box 1 or in black box 2? Can you guess this riddle by using solely and only voltmeters, ammeters, ohmmeters and watt-meters?

[George1]

In which black box is hidden the copper wire? In black box 1 or in black box 2? (Using only voltmeters, ammeters, ohmmeters and watt-meters.)