Magnetic Resonance Devices based on Don Smith Concepts

[Thestone]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbkvXoDfk7g&feature=relmfu 

It looks like a regular transformer to me... any 12v power supply can do that with enoght amps with a stepUp transformer 12 > 120

[verpies]

It looks like a regular transformer to me... any 12v power supply can do that with enoght amps with a stepUp transformer 12 > 120

No, any transformer cannot do that.  You are confusing Volts with Watts.

[forest]

I watched this video and I don't understand why are you implying that it shows a working OU device.

The Yoke Device was much more convincing - 100W of output after a stimulation with 10W from DDS signal generators. Maybe due to NMR.

Now I think you must be joking! What is more convincing : self-running device powering 150W bulb or a mystical device powering 100W bulb with unknown input power incorrectly measured probably ?
You know it is like with kacher circuit : one user posted video when he lit 60W bulb from small kacher from 20V input so what ? Everybody jumped with excitation but I found his comments on russian forum  - there was no OU there, kacher is sucking energy from pwoer source at so high frequency that no common measurement tools can catch it properly (even analog ampermeter probably do not show correct value) - the only  way seems to measure battery depletion over time or run this circuit from precharged big capacitor.

[verpies]

Now I think you must be joking! What is more convincing : self-running device powering 150W bulb or a mystical device powering 100W bulb with unknown input power incorrectly measured probably ?
You know it is like with kacher circuit : one user posted video when he lit 60W bulb from small kacher from 20V input so what ? Everybody jumped with excitation but I found his comments on russian forum  - there was no OU there, kacher is sucking energy from power source at so high frequency that no common measurement tools can catch it properly (even analog ammmeter probably do not show correct value) - the only  way seems to measure battery depletion over time or run this circuit from precharged big capacitor.

Yes, a self-running device is always more convincing than badly measured one at 10W/100W In/Out.
However I did not see the SR193 device self-running.

Yes, lighting a 100W incandescent light bulb does not mean 100W dissipated in the bulb without comparing the the bulb's luminosity to the same bulb supplied with known DC.  However video evidence can give some unscientific indication of the light output.

The power input of the Yoke Device was not measured directly. However the DDS signal generators were capable of sourcing maximum of 500mA and 10V which puts a hard limit on their output power.  This is only a 2* 5W limit - not their actual output power (which could have been far less)

I reject the explanation that the Yoke Device is sucking more power out of the DACs in these DDS signal generators than the aforementioned limit.

By the way: Reliable high frequency power measurement can be cheaply made ($10) and up to 1GHz with the  ADL5391 analog multiplier and a similar circuit to the one depicted here.  Every OU researcher should build one.

Supplying energy from a precharged capacitor is a reliable method of measuring energy consumption if capacitors exhibiting the dielectric soak effect are avoided.
Its disadvantage is the inability to measure only the DUT - because many DUTs do not operate on DC and require auxiliary circuits (e.g. oscillators, regulators) that also consume input power.

[gedfire]

playing wit plasma globe it is possible to power 4 led lamp (220V 2W) no matter to put it on ground or on aluminium foil.
I have measured frequency between close to 60 - 70 kHz's

Hi Wings,

Did you do any other experiments?

What is your power in and out? Has anyone else replicated this stuff?

Best regards,

Ged