The Gabriel Device, possible COP=8

[Real Boots]

Scope is in parallel with yellow current meter measuring current on input.  Black digital meter is on output volts into two 60w bulbs so 120w approx on output while 1.69amps on input (fairly clean sine wave on input current) at about 103vac in.   With load open Circuit got about 135vac on output with distorted current input wave showing about 1amp on input current meter. 
Also included shot of raised input volts raised until input current distorted showing unusual distortions in the input current wave(same 2x60w bulbs as load).  Next update when I put 2ch digital scope on here to measure phase between input and output and calculate real input power. 

[Real Boots]

Anyone got any idea why all my pics show upside down?!  Sorry for the eye strain, wasn't my intention.
-boots

[dieter]

That's indeed strange. Maybe try an other export program. I am currently using Artweaver, which is ok for small tasks. Gimp is a bigger download, but more "en par" with photoshop.


Interesting wave distortion, maybe a feedback. kind of.


Looking forward to see Power factor...

[MenofFather]

You say input is 100 volts and 1.69 amps, output is two 120 W lamps, right? So that voltage acros this lamps?

[Real Boots]

Yes, two 60w bulbs in parallel with output at 120vac.  Bulbs are only rated at 120vac so that is the only output volts you can run at and be fairly sure you know the power unless you are measuring out current and volts.  Incandescent bulbs may be quite nonlinear, I know their resistance changes a lot when the filament is at different temps.  Will need to borrow that 2ch scope again to get any more meaningful data. 
Oh, just realized that in an above post I said it was mags that suggested the shorted turns to reduce reflections, that is incorrect, I meant to say Mavendex was the one that suggested shorted turns.
-boots