PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[NickZ]

  After watching Doc's video again, he mentioned that the black wire with the alligator clips is not an antenna,  but it sure looks like it to me. Reminds me of the uhf coil antenna, which can also lose it's signal if you get close to it.  Or where else is the energy coming from???  Yes, it could be coming in through the coils. I think that the whole circuit is an antenna, with a ground connection. In any case its a very interesting circuit. 

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi folks, Hi nickz, do you happen to have the link to the thread or circuit diagram of koolers hartley circuit, if not I'll search through the bjt thread, thanks. The circuit from this video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgX1gYlmVsk&feature=related
Going to try and replicate his results.
peace love light
tyson

edit: I think i found the kooler/hartley circuit, is this it? Though in his video, he shows 20 turn secondary, 6 and 3 turns on bifilar oscillator.

[frankly]

Well, I am not sure what happened. I thought someone asked how energy could "come into" a circuit. In the describing of what "energy" is, I showed the thought process that led to (in a small way), understanding what forms energy, or amperage.

The amplification of this, is what I thought everyone was looking for. Small energy in, 10^13 times out, or something.

So, I spoke freely. To everyone here.

It seems I have either been ignored or shut out. No feedback, no thoughts, no expressions of consideration whatsoever in days....what gives, people??

All sorts of terse words for my continued musings, when I was trying to encourage discussion and thought among what I thought were like minded people, yet, after the point was made, nothing.....

The "wheelwork of nature" revealed in words, and not even a blip.....

Would a video be better?

Or, some drawings???

Would that help convey the thoughts?

Been there, done that. It doesn't make a difference.

If you look up "Watt meter design" you will find that modern science is already well educated in the inertia of eddy currents.

Place this mechanism, (which is supported by the background energy of the universe, just as the domains in a permanent magnet are), into a transformer core, and you have energy amplification. Simple really. But, has anyone realised this? Or are willing to discuss the implications? It would seem not.

Either I am being ignored, or everyone is feeling a little abashed that they have missed something so simple for so long.

Let me know which it is please, so I may move on.

I spend hours composing messages every time I try to get the message across. My time would be better spent enjoying my children, not ensuring their future. After all, why shift the status quo?

[NickZ]

   SkyW:
   Good to hear that you're interested in replicating that circuit.
It looks like his latest and best BwJt to date.  I don't have the circuit  diagram, but from looking at the video he explains it fairly well.
   I think that the cap is probably a 103, but he also uses the small blue 471, I use the 472.  He used to use the 2n2222 transistor at first, but has changed to a different one in the last couple of videos (BC something). The inductor is on the negative rail, as well as the smaller leds, the other 16 bigger leds are off the secondary of his coil.  I don't think that the small pot is very important, possibly any 2k to 5k pot would do.
He never mentioned how long the single AA lasts, which would be an important point.  If you look at some of his other videos you can see which transistor he uses.  I just don't remember anymore. He does show a circuit in his other videos.  The 27 mA draw is impressive, especially for  lighting 70 leds.  I know this limited info won't help much, but it's the best I can do.
  I'm hoping that he will come back to the forum, and continue where he left off.  I'm afraid he may have hurt himself again, as he like to drink,    "I was bored" he says...
   In the pictures are some of my replications, they might help you to see the wiring layout.  They're pretty simple circuits once you get the hang of them. But their magic is harder to find,  I'm still at it...
  Good luck.
                                                             

[NickZ]

  Frankly:
  This kind of thing happens at times.  It helps if you stay on the topic of the thread or subject and discussion at hand, and direct your ideas at someone in particular. Otherwise you may just be talking to yourself.  Try it.