PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[NickZ]

   Guys:
   Greetings from Costa Rica, where it's raining cats and dogs right now.
   I don't believe that there even exists such a thing as OU, but rather a conversion of one type of energy to another more usable form.  That said, I'd like to show you what I've put together. 
It is a Kooler type, Hartley oscillator, that now needs no recharging, charging, or switching, etz... as the source battery, or cell, does not discharge itself.
  I've made a Quartz/Carbon Crystal Cell, this one is in the form of an AA battery.  It looks like an AA, it works like an AA, but it is not an AA. As It does not ever need to be switched, or even touched.  Output is 1.5 volts, and can even light (by itself) a red led without the oscillator attached.  I know that this has been done before, but not quite like this. 
   My video on how to make a quartz/carbon crystal cell:
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIx8qYgZCP8

   If you have any questions, just let me know.
                                                                  NickZ

   
                   

[NerzhDishual]

Hi OU dot com experimenters,

Sorry for answering late. I was busy. Yes, I sometimes might be.

@Pirate88179,
Thanks for your precious precisions. Thanks also for pointing out "Jeanna's circuit JT".
I will google this.

You know what ?
I have not dared to connect more than about 12 LEDS !
Also: I have not such an huge bunch of LEDS.
"Timorousity" is against 'OU' achievement. Is it not?

Now, with a black box and a mere LUXmeter it should be possible to prove that
some JT's are 'OU'. Should it not be?

The only question is: how to convert 'LuXs out' into 'watts out'?
'Watts in' is easy.
It sounds like 'OU' is indeed possible but what (watts?) is virtually impossible
is only any obvious measurements.  What a strange situation.

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@Nul-Point(s)
First of all: sorry for having used the simple past after 'DID' in my previous post.
It is strictly forbidden. Is it not?

Thanks also for all your encouragements.
This "Luxmeter trick" was "inspired" by JL Naudin.
KAPAGEN Power OUTPUT measurements
http://jnaudin.free.fr/kapagen/kapagen33io.htm
IMHO, his calculation are not so explicit.

Now, was not your water pump good idea "Aether captured" by this guy? 
The High Efficiency Pump experiment
http://jnaudin.free.fr/hep/index.htm
Worth you be consulted. IMHO.

Very Best

[JouleSeeker]

   Guys:
   Greetings from Costa Rica, where it's raining cats and dogs right now.
   I don't believe that there even exists such a thing as OU, but rather a conversion of one type of energy to another more usable form.  That said, I'd like to show you what I've put together. 
It is a Kooler type, Hartley oscillator, that now needs no recharging, charging, or switching, etz... as the source battery, or cell, does not discharge itself.
  I've made a Quartz/Carbon Crystal Cell, this one is in the form of an AA battery.  It looks like an AA, it works like an AA, but it is not an AA. As It does not ever need to be switched, or even touched.  Output is 1.5 volts, and can even light (by itself) a red led without the oscillator attached.  I know that this has been done before, but not quite like this. 
   My video on how to make a quartz/carbon crystal cell:
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIx8qYgZCP8

   If you have any questions, just let me know.
                                                                  NickZ

   
                   

Hello again, Nick.  Welcome.  I enjoyed your vid; questions:

1.  What voltage does the quartz/carbon (Si/C) battery run at?
(quartz is silicon-dioxide)
2.  How LONG does it run?  compared to a "D" cell battery, for example?
3.  What "wears out" in your Si/C battery? 
4.  Do you WET the Si/C layers with any liquid??

5.  Can any other sources of carbon be used?   grinding battery-cores is a pain.
How about charcoal briquets??

6.  And how about clean quartzite= sand instead of laboriously grinding up quartz?   

An engineer-friend of mine said "a good engineer must be lazy... and clever."



Fun stuff.  You can see that I'm new to this Si/C idea really, but I would like to climb the learning curve.  I'm amazed that quartz and carbon produce a current at all, to tell the truth. 
Most beach sand is just SiO2, I understand, as is quartz.

[JouleSeeker]

[snip]

The only question is: how to convert 'LuXs out' into 'watts out'?
'Watts in' is easy.
It sounds like 'OU' is indeed possible but what (watts?) is virtually impossible
is only any obvious measurements.  What a strange situation.

-----------------

@Nul-Point(s)
First of all: sorry for having used the simple past after 'DID' in my previous post.
It is strictly forbidden. Is it not?

Thanks also for all your encouragements.
This "Luxmeter trick" was "inspired" by JL Naudin.
KAPAGEN Power OUTPUT measurements
http://jnaudin.free.fr/kapagen/kapagen33io.htm
IMHO, his calculation are not so explicit.

Now, was not your water pump good idea "Aether captured" by this guy? 
The High Efficiency Pump experiment
http://jnaudin.free.fr/hep/index.htm
Worth you be consulted. IMHO.

Very Best

Hi, Nerzh -- agreed that measuring the output energy or power is the DIFFICULT PART.    Best wishes on your luxmeter approach.

Meanwhile, I'm following NP on some measurements with battery-charging, that seems to me a viable approach, because when we charge batteries, these can be used to power the input on the next run (or device B), or run a load, doing work.

[NickZ]

  @ Joule Seeker, and All:
   I've just come up with this type of cell a couple of weeks ago, so I'm just learning about what it can do.  It does not discharge, and has a unloaded voltage of 1.5 volt,  and the best cells output can reach and stay at about 50 mA.
   I still working on different mixes for the cells, but carbon is the main part of the electrolyte. The cells rely on, or use, the potential difference of two different metals as the driving force. Carbon is used as both the electrolyte as well as the positive center anode. The normal aluminum cans that I use for most of my cells of this type come from capacitors, but the one on the Hartley circuit is the can that the AA came with (zinc?) Carbon rods, are used for the anodes. 
  Some of you may be wondering what the quartz does in these cells.  That is a good question... I'll let you know, when I find out.