Rosemary Ainslie circuit demonstration on Saturday March 12th 2011

[happyfunball]

@ happyfunball

Rosemary said that the batteries ran the circuit for 5 months so she did answer that question but she also mentioned that the batteries were HUGE so it remains to be seen what size the battery bank was and what heat was being generated.

Rosemary did say she brought this up before so please be patient with the rest of us while she gathers her information and answers us.

Regards,
Paul

The question was what is the longest time she's run the circuit continuously off the batteries.

[Magluvin]

Thanks Bill.  You've tried teaching me this before.  I've now copied your post into my word files.  I always find my way around them.  LOL.  At least I'll have a reminder of what to do.  But Mags and Woopy must still PLEASE give the link in this thread - at some stage.  Much appreciated.

Kindest,
Rosie

Hey Rose

Which link are you speaking of?  =]

Mags

[neptune]

First let me say that I think replications , especially ones that prove to work for extended periods , are important .People are then far more likely to invest precious time and money on building their own device  . There was a time when I could have thrown 500 dollars at a project like this and not worried too much if it failed . Sadly , for me and a lot of others , those days are gone . Given a working device , I am convinced that I could develop it into a useful water heater , and probably other applications .Talking of applications , I keep trying to think of a commercial heating element that resembles the coiled shape of Rosemarys heater . Here in the UK most heating elements are at least 30 ohms . which probably does not matter . I think bending an element into a coil shape would most likely destroy the internal insulation . So for most of us the starting point is nickel chrome wire on a ceramic former . I am not sure it is relevant , but does anyone know the break down or avalanche voltage of the zener diode inside the fet ?

[Magluvin]

Oh i understand now.  here is the link Rose.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8841.msg279320#new

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Mags

[twinbeard]

Hi Rosie,

Very kind of you Neptune.  I'm not that interested in replications though.  Please guys.  We need to work this to applications.  Tempus fugit.

Well said.  Lets do some imagining.  What are our appications for heat?  Obviously, water and room heating.  Peltier related applications.   !    Stirling or other related heat engines.  Steam turbines.  Ovens.  Kilns.  There are lots of possibilities, which means lots of opportunites.

Cheers,
Twinbeard