Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[SolarLab]

Thanks SL,
So I looked up VPN. Downloaded a free version. Facebook still blocks videos. So I zapped the free VPN.

Can you point to a successful functioning HEC device replication?
bi

The best source is the HEC site or facebook page. There are now many replications locally, some may even
have a video up somewhere. You can always build one yourself, it's quite easy, just use some soft iron metal
to get the "magnetic gain" effect and you'll immediately see the results. Better than a video anyways. 

UFOpolitics, I believe, has some videos of the concept and shows the excess energy gain - he uses a rotating
commutator rather than a Microprocessor/MOSFET setup but it's virtually the same end result.

Sorry you're blocked or whatever. Works fine here and I have nothing to do with, nor am I a member of, FB.

Looking at the "hits" it appears it's working for many others here.

[bistander]

Hi SL,
I search often, and have yet to see a replication. Yes, Ufo had some experiments, going back years, but never shows OU or FE, even though he mistakenly claimed it near the end of that video using a mechanical commutator. I think he meant a voltage gain. He didn't reply to my request for clarification.

Please to you, or anyone, post link to a working replication.

As for me, from what I can see, I have built and tested many. They were called synchronous and asynchronous machines, motors and generators, energized at stall. Never did I encounter anomalous energy. So until I see and understand Holcomb's gain mechanism, I will not attempt a replication. Simply referring to the iron hysteresis, which I understand well, doesn't explain energy gain.
bi

{edit} for some reason, those links now connect to video without FB login.  Lot of hassle for fluff.  Nothing of substance to be seen there. Thanks for the help anyway.

[SolarLab]

Hi SL,
I search often, and have yet to see a replication. Yes, Ufo had some experiments, going back years, but never shows OU or FE, even though he mistakenly claimed it near the end of that video using a mechanical commutator. I think he meant a voltage gain. He didn't reply to my request for clarification.

Please to you, or anyone, post link to a working replication.

As for me, from what I can see, I have built and tested many. They were called synchronous and asynchronous machines, motors and generators, energized at stall. Never did I encounter anomalous energy. So until I see and understand Holcomb's gain mechanism, I will not attempt a replication. Simply referring to the iron hysteresis, which I understand well, doesn't explain energy gain.
bi

{edit} for some reason, those links now connect to video without FB login.  Lot of hassle for fluff.  Nothing of substance to be seen there. Thanks for the help anyway.

Good, glad you got the FB sorted and had a chance to view the "flluff." You appear to be quite condecending to
anyone or any thing that even remotely relates to the production of "excess energy" - so be it... No worries.

Of course there is no need for you to attempt a replication of the HES, everything here is optional. All of what is
presented is mearly for informational and educational purposes and mostly for those that may have an interest.

Actually, a careful examination of the "iron" B-H Curve does explain the energy gain very well. A small input energy
"H" yields a very large energy "B" out. Convert the units if you find it confusing. Hysteresis is only one part of B-H
as you should know.

Anyway, you will likely want to move on to other more promising schemes in your preospective and just wait for
an HES type device to become readily available to the public.

Well, I've presented enough w.r.t. this historic "excess energy" achievement so I'll leave you to yourself. I won't add further to
this Troll Roll!

Regards and have a great week!

But again, let me just repeat:

It's the fact that this system is the first varified "Excess Energy Device"
to the best of my knowledge; that has appeared over the long history
of FE / OU Forums (been watching and participating in the forums for
over 15 years) and have never seen anything that actually was replicatable,
never mind very easy to fabricate, and worked in a stable, usable fashion.

[bistander]

Good, glad you got the FB sorted and had a chance to view the "flluff." You appear to be quite condecending to
anyone or any thing that even remotely relates to the production of "excess energy" - so be it... No worries.

Of course there is no need for you to attempt a replication of the HES, everything here is optional. All of what is
presented is mearly for informational and educational purposes and mostly for those that may have an interest.

Actually, a careful examination of the "iron" B-H Curve does explain the energy gain very well. A small input energy
"H" yields a very large energy "B" out. Convert the units if you find it confusing. Hysteresis is only one part of B-H
as you should know.

Anyway, you will likely want to move on to other more promising schemes in your preospective and just wait for
an HES type device to become readily available to the public.

Well, I've presented enough w.r.t. this historic "excess energy" achievement so I'll leave you to yourself. I won't add further to
this Troll Roll!

Regards and have a great week!

But again, let me just repeat:

It's the fact that this system is the first varified "Excess Energy Device"
to the best of my knowledge; that has appeared over the long history
of FE / OU Forums (been watching and participating in the forums for
over 15 years) and have never seen anything that actually was replicatable,
never mind very easy to fabricate, and worked in a stable, usable fashion.

Hi SL,
with regards to energy gain from the iron B H curve, you're being fooled. Energy stored in the magnetic field for a given volume of space is the product of B & H. This energy can be stored and retrieved. In doing so, if the operating point on the B H curve loops, the hysteresis area represents energy lost, or actually converted to heat energy doing work on the ferrous domain alignments. Magnetic permeability of ferrous material is not an energy gain function. Much the same as conductivity in metals is not a energy gain function.
Look it up.
bi

[ramset]

Facebook link is a no go here too


Not sure if this new vid was posted here
https://youtu.be/npgBMltzY7s ( maybe in face book link ?


Respectfully
Chet K