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[poynt99]

A good point you bring up Shrexes.

Your analysis points in the same direction as when the capacitor energy equations are examined. Also, I think it has been agreed by all that the pulse motor used is not the way the energy should be measured because it inherently wastes a good portion of the energy in C1 when driving the motor directly, hence skewing the results.

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[Shrexes]

The whole premise of these experiments is that energy is "created". The fact that the voltages add up to more than the original is not important, as current science is agreeable with this happening. The problem comes when trying to prove that you can just add them up because there is more total distance.


You drop a ball from 10 feet in the air. 10^2 = 100

You drop two balls from 6 feet in the air. 6^2 + 6^2 = 72

6+6=12

This is fine, but you still get more out of the one at 10 feet, than the combined at 6 because the velocity is squared. As long as the proofs of these equations are sound, no amount of circuitry will change this.

[AhuraMazda]

Energy can never be created. If any device showes more output than in, the first job is to investigate from where this
extra energy came from. On that basis improvements can be made on the design.

[Shrexes]

Ok, regardless the rig does not increase output more than the input. Call it what you will.

[allcanadian]

@shrexes

The whole premise of these experiments is that energy is "created". The fact that the voltages add up to more than the original is not important, as current science is agreeable with this happening. The problem comes when trying to prove that you can just add them up because there is more total distance.

No, the whole premise is that energy can be conserved, all of us know that energy cannot be created nor destroyed. If your losing half your energy by transfering it from one place to another then I think common sense would dictate that this may be something a person should look into further rather than just accept it as fact.
Regards
AC