PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[gyulasun]

Very nice. Anyone have the spec on the cap that is powering the circuit? On the schematic on his site he shows a battery in there, not a cap.

Hi TinselKoala,

Here in his forum he has said only this so far: Yes, the capacitor in the video is just acting like a battery.

http://laserhacker.com/forum/index.php?topic=70.0

Gyula

[JouleSeeker]

Right, that cap was used in lieu of a battery.
Next -- NO battery on this JT-variant...  It gets more and more interesting IMHO:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt5zulKQ1XE&feature=em-uploademail


(Thanks for sharing, lasersaber!)

[JouleSeeker]

OK, fast forward to the latest JT-type circuit, below.
It charges a battery (NOT just battery recovery chemistry going on)  AND simultaneously runs a load,
thus appears to be a self-runner.  Replicated.  Verified.
Still undergoing tests -- where is the "excess energy" coming from?  we don't know yet, but certainly not claiming a "violation of the laws of physics".

A novel or a prosaic source of energy ?  we don't know yet; tests are underway.

http://laserhacker.com/forum/index.php?topic=70.255

[synchro1]

A bridge rectifier wired A.C. between the Earth ground and antenna alone would build a charge in a capacitor or battery wired between the positive and negative D.C. rectifier leads. The question is; Does the crossover circuit gain more or less charge then this simple radient circuit would collect with the same size antenna?

[JouleSeeker]

  Work is on-going, Synchro1.

   If anyone is interested in research I'm doing -- please see the "Current Research" thread here:  http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=2168.0

A brief history of my work in the cold-fusion area is included on the above thread.

   Attached is a small portion of the schedule of talks for the ICCF-18  (18th International Conference on Cold Fusion) next week.     I will be giving a poster-talk starting Monday morning, 22 July 2013, entitled:  Empirical Evidence for Two Distinct Effects:  Low-level d-d Fusion in Metals and Anomalous Excess Heat


  I just noticed today that DEFKALION has a scheduled presentation of some sort - "DEFKALION reactor start-up" on Tuesday 23 July 13 at 9:00 am.

   Should be exciting!