PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[JouleSeeker]

Slider, aka Mark Vaughan, has been BUILDING and inventing devices for years.  A strong open-source proponent, he presents his results on the forums and in videos.  No salary, just a service to mankind.

Chet Kremens and I feel its time we help him out just a bit with some test equipment -- here goes.  Please consider a donation today -- I will chip in $50.  Who will join us?

See:  http://www.youcaring.com/project-fundraiser/let-s-get-mark-vaughan-slider-a-fine-4ch-dso-w-v-t-i-t-/309899

QUOTEFor a mere $399, we can buy our friend/researcher a nice Rigol DS1054Z 50 MHz Digital Oscilloscope with 4 channels plus 12 Mpt memory, 1 GS/s sampling - with Math Functions!By measuring voltage and current in separate channels, he will be able to multiply to get the power waveforms =P(t) = V(t)*I(t) .  Analyzing power in and power out is critical in this alternative-energy research.

Mark is well known for his alt-energy projects and videos and for frequent contributions on overunityresearch.com, overunity.com and EnergeticForum.com . 

Here's a brief message from Mark:

"Hi, my name is Mark, you probably know me as Slider2732 around the web and especially on YouTube.
The Playlist called 'Sliders Ideas' forms a good introduction to the low energy project builds that have formed an intense research study over the past 5 years -https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-VrIx_FsZCIPf_vxqKww6g5tAo7FRGmI
My intentions, are to further concepts that bring forward harvested energy and ultra low power usage devices for use in practical ways.One thing you may have wondered about within those projects and have never seen are scope shots !
There's a good reason for that and why my good friends Steve and Chet have set up this funding challenge.
With your help and perhaps to answer your own future questions or curiosities about the waveforms of devices shown on YouTube, this fundraiser is for a Rigol DS1054Z Digital Oscilloscope.http://www.tequipment.net/Rigol/DS1054Z/Digital-Oscilloscopes/

It is also my intention, that if funding surpasses the sum needed, Steve and Chet can place that money toward equipment needed by other researchers.Thank you for your support in advance, for considering a donation toward this goal"

Note that there is a charge of about 3% for credit-card use, for donations direct to this site.  (This is common for credit cards, they charge a fee.)  If you use check or PayPal (specify "gift"), then there is no charge.  Contributions by check pls to: Steven E. Jones, 201 E. Clay St., Albany, MO 64402; OR PayPal to email Profsjones@gmail.com

100% of such "off-line" donations will be recorded at the YouCaring site so you can look and be assured that your donation "made it" to the intended goal of getting the 4ch DSO for our colleague Mark.

[JouleSeeker]

 Another donation - $50 via PayPal arrived from Europe -- so PayPal works internationally just fine!  We're quickly up to $125 for Slider's scope.

   If you wish to have your name ANONYMOUS, please state that with your PayPal message, or email me at ProfSJones@gmail.com  (PayPal donations can use that email address also.)  Otherwise, I'll go ahead and list your name at the YouCaring site.

   (If you donate directly at the YouCaring site, there is an option to keep your name anonymous if you so choose.)

[JouleSeeker]

  Wow!  the donations stand now at $375, out of $399 needed to purchase the 4-channel scope for Slider!  (All contributed in about 13 hours!)

There is still a window of opportunity to contribute, if you wish to do so.

[JouleSeeker]

 Nice!  a donor who wishes to remain Anonymous donates $50 for Slider's scope!
Over the top - as donations reach $425, exceeding the goal actually.

Its still Friday here, so goal reached in one day, in about 14 hours.
Thanks, everyone!
Shows what we can do as a community of friends and fellow researchers!

[Pirate88179]

Nice!  a donor who wishes to remain Anonymous donates $50 for Slider's scope!
Over the top - as donations reach $425, exceeding the goal actually.

Its still Friday here, so goal reached in one day, in about 14 hours.
Thanks, everyone!
Shows what we can do as a community of friends and fellow researchers!

Excellent Job Steven.  Very well done.

Bill