Rosemary Ainslie circuit demonstration on Saturday March 12th 2011

[poynt99]

That circuit is confusing - 'nodes' that would differentiate between joins and cross-overs would be nice!  As I read it, only the first mosfet is doing anything of significance there.  What about the other 3 mosfets?  There is definitely a circuit diagram needed here...

Here you go...

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[Sprocket]

@poynt99 - Thank you, every little helps!

@TheCell - But won't Q2-Q5 run dead-cold if all their sources are just tied to the generator o/p via the 0.5 Ohm resistor?  And yes, the shunt resistor seems redundant as far as Q2-Q5 are concerned.   I can see how they might effect Q1's oscillation though...

@Rosemary - do all the mosfets get hot during operation?

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Hi Sprocket.  I've copied this onto my blogspot.  Here's the link

http://newlightondarkenergy.blogspot.com/

It may be a bit small - but it's the only jpg I've got and I won't be able to get it enlarged until after the holiday.

If you want to - feel free to copy them here. 

Kindest regards,
Rosemary


This is bewildering.  I posted that picture a minute ago.  Poynty published it when?  Then.  He CLAIMS that they're in 'TRUE PARALLEL'  Just please ignore him.  He has no IDEA what he's saying.  THEY ARE NOT.  I cannot believe that he's taken over this thread.  It's a positive hazard.  A veritable MINE of misinformation.  And it seems that Harti's happy to encourage this.  What gives?

Rosemary

GUYS PLEASE NOTE - THIS IS A SIMULATION - IT WAS DONE YONKS BACK.  THE SHUNT IS NOT POSITIONED AS SHOWN IN THIS CIRCUIT.  I'M NOW REALLY SORRY THAT I EVEN POSTED IT.

[eisnad karm]

@Rossie
I think it is a reasonable request to post an accurate diagram of your circuit so others who have kindly offered to replicate it and test can help verify your findings and possibly add some new insights.
1. Replication is vital if it is to gain any acceptance by mainstream academics or anyone else.
2. It will also enable some tests to be done that have been requested that you may not be in the position to do yourself like measuring the real battery condition before and after.
3. Others may also be able to build up rigs that can accurately measure heat gains and power consumed.
4. Others may be able to do the continuous testing
5. Other may be able to do simulations with software simulation packages.
It is vital that accurate information be obtained so that speculation is replaced by data and testing methodologies accepted by all.
Finally you often mention your team...perhas they will be kind enough to report their observations and conclusions.
Kind Regards
Karm

[Sprocket]

@Rosemary - thanks, that makes more sense!  That pic poynt99 posted implied that all mosfets were connected in this way and he ignored my question about the rest of the mosfets - a deliberate attempt to obfuscate methinks...

Below is the schematic from Rosemary's site.

PS - Just realised that isn't scaled properly - so here is the original..