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Claimed OU circuit of Rosemary Ainslie

Started by TinselKoala, June 16, 2009, 09:52:52 PM

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TinselKoala


@Fuzzytom:
Yep, that's the problem. Incomplete records and reporting, and so on and so forth. No matter. I don't think there's much error in the input measurements. Measurements.
See next post.

TinselKoala

Quite near thermal equilibrium after 1 hour. 3 percent ON duty cycle from DataPulse 101 pulse gen, 5 ns rise time.
New load in TKCalo, diode right up in there.
Shunt is 4  x 1 ohm metal film resistors in parallel, 0.25 ohm, a few microH inductance. Top of voltage drop (channel B) is around 630 mV average for the run. Duty cycle 3 percent on. Battery voltage 25.1 volts average.

Computation of estimated average input power -- assuming squareosity and neglecting spikiness -- is left as an exercise for the reader. The neglects and estimations will be in the "over" category, that is, true input energy will likely be a bit smaller than our estimates based on clean pulse edges.
;)

(Edit: if there's a 50-50 chance of something, I'll get it wrong 75 percent of the time.)

qiman

TK, you are close on my 555 but not quite. Your 2k+ resistor on the battery is about double what I had and I have no problem getting square waves from my timer with a 1.1k. At least on the timer circuit I used in that first video. Brown Brown Red Gold is 1.1k 5% typical resistor you can get at radio shack. Use the 2k+ resistor you use and of course it will give you problems.

If you don't think a 555 timer powered by a battery with 1.1k resistor won't give you square waves, I will prove it 100% conclusively that it will but I'd rather not waste my time on that.

And how charged is your battery? Are you using a dead battery like you did on the original heater test? If so, then of course it will fail.

Your diagnosis at the moment is from using too high of a resistance from the battery on YOUR circuit but not mine.

It really isn't needed but it was there anyway. My current 555 circuit gives me as low as 1% duty cycle now so this is all moot but if you want to analyze what my video was anyway, with any kind of honesty whatsoever, do what I did, not what you think I did.

Here is the resistor in the picture closeup.

http://www.feelthevibe.com/free_energy/rosemary_ainslie/original555closeup.jpg

Make sure to zoom in on the picture.

1.1k resistor with a fully charged battery.




qiman


Cap-Z-ro

Making false assertions against someone while attempting to lower their profile to make your own appear high is readily apparent to most people on a forum of this intellectual level.

Dragging a wagon of porcine excrement around behind you without wheels, with a good wind breeze behind you, makes you look bad a smell even worse.

Regards...