Zero-Amp Technology

[Pirate88179]

Nightlife:

OK, thanks, I think I see what you are getting at.  It does make sense really.  And no, I was always afraid to mix the Bedini with the JT...probably because I don't know how.  It probably is a good combination though and worth trying.

Bill

[nightlife]

 Bill, have you ever checked to see how many amps the JT pulls and how many it put out?
That is the part that in puzzling me. They say that when the box was hooked to the generator, it only pulled .27 amps and put out 65 amps. They dont tell us what the volts were and they are using two different instuments, one for the output and one for the input, when testing. I couldn't see what they were set on and I never seen the volts for either.

[Pirate88179]

It really depends upon which JT circuit we are talking about.  Some of the latest ones have an amp draw down around .012 mA's.  Others, like the Fuji, are a lot higher at about 200 mA's under a big load.  I never tested my replication of the Jeanna Circuit (1,000 volts) but my guess is it is lower than the Fuji just based upon run times of similar loads. (LEDs)

Whatever it puts out amp wise will, or should, be lower than what it draws in my opinion.  What I mean is, I don't think we can take 1.5 volts at 200 mA's and output 1,000 volts at 2 amps.  At least I can't do that.

Bill

[nightlife]

 Well you are taking batterys that wouldn't light a bulb on their own and then lighting the bulb after using the JT. I would be very interested in knowing what the amps in are and what the amps out are. If you still have one your playing with, you may want to check and see. The same with the volts.

[Pirate88179]

As I said, it all varies but, I will do some checking as I have a bunch of them around I use all of the time.  I have been very bad about getting amp draw measurements during my research but I will do so.

Bill