OverUnity Question

[linda933]

Hello Gaby,

If you are talking to me, please know that my purpose in life is to learn, create, enjoy and teach.  There does seem to be quite a bit of confusion about the difference between power and energy here and in the general public.  Many use these terms as if they were interchangeable and meant the same thing.  To me, they are as different as Area and Volume; one describing a two-dimensional planar quantity and the other describing a three-dimensional spatial quantity.

If someone described an amount of material by giving its area without the thickness, it wouldn't be very useful in knowing how much was really there, now would it?  Same goes for power without time.  I was simply trying to clarify this matter of utmost importance when dealing with input/output measurements.  Armageddon had initially argued that power included a time factor by nature and therefore my statements about it were wrong.  Before I could correct him, he corrected himself by removing the post. 

Now as far as someone providing no clarity or information and making a statement that seems only to try to make someone appear stupid...take a look at your own post.  What scientific knowledge are you trying to clarify, teach or argue?  I don't see anything there except you putting out the very same attitude you falsely claim I have and you are criticizing, sir!   

Let's be fair.  I made a true statement; Armageddon argued incorrectly that it was wrong, thought better of it and deleted it.  I congratulated him for figuring it out on his own.  He must have realized his error...that is smart; not stupid!   Then you chime in...now look at your own post!  Are you not doing exactly what you tell me not to do?  And, unlike my post, with exactly nothing contributed?

Linda

[Spewing]

so you're telling me that the device i have that takes in 5.38 volts dc at .51 amps dc 2.7438 watts "power" and i am getting out 4.71 volts DC .91 amps dc out is not overunity?

so i am putting in 2.7438 "watts power"
and getting out    4.2861 "watts power"

that is 1.5423 watts power gained from where?

this is not overunity???

Thank you Linda

Hydrocars

[linda933]

so you're telling me that the device i have that takes in 5.38 volts dc at .51 amps dc 2.7438 watts "power" and i am getting out 4.71 volts DC .91 amps dc out is not overunity?

so i am putting in 2.7438 "watts power"
and getting out    4.2861 "watts power"

that is 1.5423 watts power gained from where?

this is not overunity???

Thank you Linda

Hydrocars

If the numbers you are quoting are accurate and continuous over time, then you would have overunity.  Those are two huge "ifs".

Linda

[Spewing]

no if's in my design... i'm glad to hear i have overunity

thank you linda

Hydrocars

[JFP]

There is no such thing , the laws of nature can not be broken . There is such thing a free energy which means you don?t pay any money for it , but over unity is impossible . If you create energy out of magnets of any other form you are using more energy that you are creating , thus the laws of physics always apply.