PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[Pirate88179]

Xee2:

Ah, sorry, I forgot your circuits in my previous post.  My money is on you as well.

Bill

[JouleSeeker]

This is a circuit I posted some time ago. It is not OU. Input power can be reduced even more by increasing R and C values, but LED will get dimer. I am sure kooler has some circuits with even lower input power.

How did you measure the current (A), Xee2?  Looks like this is running about about 150 uW, right?
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I had a good discussion on alternative energy with SmartScarecrow which was recorded last evening -- see here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT6rSVCx1z0

After his news-with-views, and technical difficulties, we get started at about the 30:55 mark.  You can tell, I enjoyed the discussion.  Views about muon-catalyzed fusion, cold fusion, new electrodynamic energy possibilities also.
  I put in several notes for overunity.com .

Hope you enjoy it as I did.   I'd like to see some of you on his show --  Especially as this community gets to self-runners!  Its one way to get the word out.

[NickZ]

 
   Guys
  Yes, Kooler had BwJT circuits running for months, very bright, (not barely visible), so that gives me hope that we can replicate that same effect.   
  So far, I can only get these circuits to light a single led for a day or two and the battery dies, and does not keep the same voltage as when the test started.  If you turn the trim pots resistance up, the battery last longer, but at the cost of what we are trying to develop, a USABLE low draw lighting device.   Dim leds... are boring...
   Even the Doc has not mentioned how long his best working or longest lasting device lasts, when connected to a single AA. Only that his regular Jt only lasted 12 hours.  Is this because there has nothing to tell???  Only did an overnight test, one time, that showed the same battery voltage???  What about all the other days and nights. He and others has been working on this project for months, or years, in Koolers case. But he had something to show...  bright led lights, and a perpetual device, until the non rechargeable battery leaked, and he tore them down to recycle the parts again.
 
   
   

[Pirate88179]

Nick:

Even the really basic bifilar JT on a ferrite toroid with a 2n3904 transistor will run for over a month with a regular output led.  That is 24/7 running very bright.  The device I made for my Mom was nothing special and used a 5mm led.  also, mostly on that one I used "dead" batteries and they lasted about 1 month before I had to replace it.  I am sure a new lithium would go a long way.  And, as I said, this circuit was nothing special at all...very basic.  Were you using real ferrite on yours?  Of high permeability?

Bill

[xee2]

How did you measure the current (A), Xee2?  Looks like this is running about about 150 uW, right?

Measured with RadioShack 22-812 multi-meter. Watts = amps x volts = (1.0 volt) x (0.01 mA) = 10 uW approximately