correa's pagd in ACTION

[hartiberlin]

So you had about a overunity COP of about 2:1 !
Nice !
Do you have any pictures of your setup ?

How did you exactly measure the power input and output ?
With what meters ?

Many thanks for this report.

Regards, Stefan.

[Feynman]

Amazing. I am just seeing this for the first time.  I want to replicate this!

[AbbaRue]

Sorry I didn't get back to this thread sooner.

@terry muller
Are you still experimenting with the Argon Tubes?

I won some money on the slots so I used some of it to buy my own argon tank.
I hope to get things set up again and do some more testing. 
I have so many projects on the go on my work table that I have to do some major tidying up.
I have new ideas to test, and I hope others might get interested in the project too.
I know this type of project can be a pain because you need a vacuum pump and an air tight chamber.
I found the cheapest and easiest way to do it is to use copper tubing with a plastic cap at one end and the tap at the other.
I just epoxy the cap on the one end with a long aluminum spike through it. You could use aluminum rods too.
I solder the tap on the other end.  My vacuum pump is fitted with a standard 3/8 connector that fits a toilet supply tube.
Then I use a standard toilet supply shutoff tap.
And my favorite idea, I use a balloon mounted in the center of the argon supply hose.
I turn on the argon tank to fill the balloon, and then I drain some of the balloon into the argon tube,
turn on the vacuum pump, and there you have it, an argon vacuum.
Real easy to build unit, the hardest part is getting a vacuum pump and the argon tank.

Anyway, hopefully I will have things up and running again.

This time I have a scope, a frequency counter, and a radiation detector so I should be able to get some good measurements.
I also have a whole mess of meters too.

[terry muller]

hi, Abbarue

i'll coming back during winter, this year, with news !
hum ! can you send us some photografs of your work: it's always easier to understand

thanks a lot for your contribution

bye
terry 

[Koen1]

Hiya AbbaRue,

sorry to reply so late,
but this is very interesting stuff!

I always liked the Correa's pictures of the glowing tubes,
but I really like your measurement tables that show your 50 Watts in and 110 Watts out

Can you please tell me what the exact design is of the tube you used?
(you did mention it somewhere but I forgot)

Keep up the interesting work!