Are Tommey Reed´s pulse motor circuits overunity ?

[nievesoliveras]

Hi Jesus
the 2 diodes diodes in the bridge are also "directed" in the same way (as the 4007)
so the 3. diode will not help, can onmitted - and so reduce, some losses.
Gustav Pese

Thank you @pese !

The problem with this specific one is that, that is a 4 diodes integrated on one rectifier. It was a single piece rectifier.
Could you make a graphic schematic to show me what changes you want?

Jesus

[powercat]

Tommey Reed's
                 Pulse coil power station 001
                         THE BIG ONE
                      COMING SOON

  PREVIEW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqRuKReMT0M&feature=channel_page
cat

[powercat]

@all
OK Tommey's  totally convinced that he's got overunity.
Unfortunately he is not on the forum to discuss his work.
He does answer questions on YouTube

Here is his latest video [convinced that he's got overunity]
Free energy now!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtutnm7N33Y&feature=channel_page

cat

[Cap-Z-ro]

Tommy isn't just another pretty face...he really has a grasp on life too.

Regards...

[amigo]

At a cursory glance, as one would say, aren't calculations for pulsed power a bit different than the normal power.

What I mean is that hooking up the meter to the input and read it, then say "There, it uses x Amps at y Volts, thus we consume z Watts" might not apply in this case.

I have not looked deeper into it, but I would think that power usage would be a complex calculation of a sum of all pulses over a selected period of time.

As normal meters are not fast or capable enough to do this, a logging equipment would need to be set up that can record the pulses and sum them up in some pre-determined fashion.

What's everyone's take on this?