The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[Pirate88179]

Lawrence:

I am no electronics expert by any means but, I have experimented enough to know for a fact that digital meters do not and cannot read pulsed dc.  I learned this in my early work on my earth battery experiments.  The earth battery, or EER as we now call them, puts out pulsed dc and you need a scope to see much of anything and certainly before ANY claims are made utilizing input vs output data.  So, this means to me that those figures you posted here, and on your data sheets at the convention are totally unfounded and may easily be completely bogus.

Maybe you actually have OU and maybe you don't but, to claim that you do before any real understanding of both the input and output data is unscientific, inaccurate and, in all probability, totally wrong.

And, you based all of the claims made to those folks you are selling that course to for $20,000 USD using this terribly flawed data collection?  This does not help your credibility Lawrence.

Get a scope.  I got mine last year off of ebay for about $120.00.  Get someone with a scope that knows how to use one and THEN publish your input and output data.

Bill

[teslaalset]

The configuration that fried our Proximity Switch and wires was two pairs of 3 Collector Coils in parallel and 9 Drive Coils.  We used that Output to loopback to Input and recharge the battery directly.  We were delighted when the electronics blew.  It confirmed that if our Output is 2 times Input, the energy level would increase at the rate of 2,4,6,8,16 etc.

Thanks for explaining your setup again, Lawrence.
You mentioned:

We were delighted when the electronics blew

What electronics are you referring to? Is it only the proximity switch?

I agree that more accurate data is needed to convince more people.
Oscilloscope data would definitely help a lot.

[ltseung888]

Thanks for explaining your setup again, Lawrence.
You mentioned: What electronics are you referring to? Is it only the proximity switch?

Electronics include Proximity Switch, Relay, diode bridge, fuses etc.

[poynt99]

Lawrence:

I am no electronics expert by any means but, I have experimented enough to know for a fact that digital meters do not and cannot read pulsed dc.  I learned this in my early work on my earth battery experiments.  The earth battery, or EER as we now call them, puts out pulsed dc and you need a scope to see much of anything and certainly before ANY claims are made utilizing input vs output data.  So, this means to me that those figures you posted here, and on your data sheets at the convention are totally unfounded and may easily be completely bogus.

Maybe you actually have OU and maybe you don't but, to claim that you do before any real understanding of both the input and output data is unscientific, inaccurate and, in all probability, totally wrong.

And, you based all of the claims made to those folks you are selling that course to for $20,000 USD using this terribly flawed data collection?  This does not help your credibility Lawrence.

Get a scope.  I got mine last year off of ebay for about $120.00.  Get someone with a scope that knows how to use one and THEN publish your input and output data.

Bill

Food for thought:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2KhGpmXPjc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXTbcToC5T4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70sPnpG2JO4

.99

[teslaalset]

Poynt taken 

Remaining questions:
- this test was performed at 1 MHz rate, Lawrence generator runs at approx. 300 rpm and 6 drive coils so pulse repetition is likely to be around 35 ms (30 Hz). Likely the multimeters have something like an integrator capacitor at the input while measuring DC voltage. Would this be sufficient to also integrate voltage at 30 Hz? I would assume so.

- The amp meter seems to be a traditional coil/magnet one. Difficult to judge that one on averaging amps while measuring pulses. I'll have a look at my old schoolbooks again this evening. My feeling tells me this is OK....