Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[alan]

ur right

[pix]

Do not be upset, understanding will come, read again and think!   

https://rakatskiy.blogspot.com/2022/06/magnetization-of-steel-magnetic.html
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PS: 1 kW = 1000 J, 3 kW = 3 J. 1<3 no matter what form it goes into, it is more than one, everything else .....

According to rakarskiy every room air conditioner is an OVERUNITY device 
Along with his  mechanical press 


Well. Gentelmens!
Mr. rakarsiy already found a Holy Grail OU , this forum is no more needed 


Cheers,
Pix

[alan]

According to rakarskiy every room air conditioner is an OVERUNITY device 
Along with his  mechanical press 


Well. Gentelmens!
Mr. rakarsiy already found a Holy Grail OU , this forum is no more needed 


Cheers,
Pix

it is, usable but not marketable. 
EM-'OU' is pumping energy from the vacuum instead of putting in energy to get an equal out of the vacuum. 
OU doesn't exist, EM COP>1 is the goal. 

1kW=1000 J/sec. Watt = average energy per second.

[rakarskiy]

it is, usable but not marketable. 
EM-'OU' is pumping energy from the vacuum instead of putting in energy to get an equal out of the vacuum. 
OU doesn't exist, EM COP>1 is the goal. 

1kW=1000 J/sec. Watt = average energy per second.

The SI system has a base unit of time of 1 second.
Therefore, 1 J = 1 Watt / second or 1 Joule / second = 1 Watt are identical, therefore 1 J = 1 W is absolutely correct. Everything else is a puff of the cheeks or an indicator of the absence of a higher school in the luggage.
Sincerely!

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don't forget that pandora's box is open
https://youtube.com/shorts/0LmQzSx06uE

[bistander]

The SI system has a base unit of time of 1 second.
Therefore, 1 J = 1 Watt / second or 1 Joule / second = 1 Watt are identical, therefore 1 J = 1 W is absolutely correct. Everything else is a puff of the cheeks or an indicator of the absence of a higher school in the luggage.
Sincerely!
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How can you say "1 J = 1 Watt / second"?

Correct is:

1 J = 1 watt second

J = Joule, a unit of energy or work
W = Watt, a unit of power, defined as the rate at which work is done or rate at which energy is transfered or converted, therefore Power in watts = Joules / second, 1 W = J / s. Math tells us that:
1 J = 1 W • s

Not as you say!
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