OU/COP>1 switched cap PS cct like Tesla's 'charge siphoning'

[argona369]

Lol,

Put this into Stifflers thread and it was edited out.
(i should have known better )

So lets try here. DC-DC switch.

?.

Might be similar to what everyone is doing here?
just PSpice sim though,

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/free_energy/message/31597

Cliff,

[nul-points]

hi Cliff

i've seriously thought about starting a thread just for people who've had their posts 'Stifled' - so everyone can still get to read them - i think it would actually make for a more interesting read

anyway, thanks for the post - IIRC Dr Spark was able to get Spice (or similar) to sim OU behaviour with his version of the 'Tesla switch' - the 'circuit' would start up & increase output until limited by regulating 'components'

i followed your link and read the posts but didn't try the torrent link - i'll have to leave the Spice evaluation to someone with that App

would be interesting to compare the Spice circuit behaviour with a real build and see if/where the two diverge

all the best with the experiments
sandy
Doc Ringwood's Free Energy site  http://ringcomps.co.uk/doc

[alan]

The drspark simulations showed OU, because a setting was incorrect. He said so in his thread.

[argona369]

>i've seriously thought about starting a thread just for people who've had their posts 'Stifled'

That?s ok, lol 
Thought it was ?similar? I guess I should be following that thread closer.
I guess I don?t ?get it? on that one, which is ok.


>anyway, thanks for the post - IIRC Dr Spark was able to get Spice (or similar) to sim
>OU behaviour with his version of the 'Tesla switch' - the 'circuit' would start up &
>increase output until limited by regulating 'components'

yes, I?ve seem some spice circuit posts which defied reality before.
(which turned out to be artifacts)

I don?t have spice either, so I?m not clear on this schematic
Other than DC-DC.
And, it?s probably a software error, but you never know.
Thought someone would like to look it over.

>would be interesting to compare the Spice circuit behavior with a real build and see
>if/where the two diverge.

Ya, really. If someone has the time, space and spice 

>all the best with the experiments

thanks,

Cliff,
Experiments in electrostatics, as slow as molasses in winter.

[NerzhDishual]

Hi guys (and especially Sandy alias Dr R. the Bass Hero).

I had gave up reading this thread since June 03. One Month. Good gracious! 
Why? Just a matter of not spreading myself too thin....
IMHO, this overunity dot com forum is getting crazy.
My one farad caps are dozing in some plastic box.

As I can quickly figure out there are very interesting posts that I have missed.

About "Capacitor Anomaly":
Huge capacitors (5-10.000 uf) shorted with an 1Megohm resistor show
a real and variable voltage. I made these measurements a 'couple' of years ago.
According to Gregory Hodowanec this is a very simple gravity wave detector.
A more elaborated one would need some op-amps.

Just google Greg(ory) Hodowanec, gravity, capacitor, should you be interested in...

Best