Ultracaps tested for excess energy

[PaulLowrance]

Yucca,

I don't have substantial proof yet, but the present data does suggest > cop 1. It's possible there's something very odd going on with the ultracap, which could explain the data, and thus show no excess energy, but this effect is unknown as far as I'm aware. So in the least, we'll learn something interesting about these caps.

Paul

[Yucca]

Yucca,

I don't have proof yet, but the present data does suggest > cop 1.

Paul

Well I hope the apparent capacitance variances are indicative of excess charge and not just some peculiarity of the cap. I´m pleased it´s you paul because one thing I´m certain of is that you will be honest and truthful in your findings unlike some other charlatan carpet baggers I could mention.

p.s.
maybe you havent read my above post because I think I edited it while you were reading unedited?

[broli]

PL is there a reason you avoided my post?

[Yucca]

So in the least, we'll learn something interesting about these caps.

Paul

Yes, with your good measurements and objective reporting we will learn about the behaviour of these interesting caps. They have TREMENDOUS plate area thanks to the microstructure of the carbon, no doubt casimir forces are quite strong in some nooks and crannies.

P.S.
I´m a little disheartened that Poynt99 was banned, and so the subject holds some emotional charge.

[PaulLowrance]

Hi Broli,

Sorry, I didn't see a question in your post. I agree with what you said. The data logger should be able to log far faster than 100Hz. Probably several KHz, but I may not go that high. That's, what, nearly a gigabyte @ 20 bytes per log in 5 hours! So far the data logger is not working. My ADC0809 might be bad.

Paul