Testing the TK Tar Baby

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Rosemary,

There is another, and in my opinion, better way to approach the battery draw-down testing.

Forgo the comparison between the experimental apparatus and control, and opt for a set of much lower capacity batteries such as 2 or 4 Ah ratings. Set the apparatus up for optimal performance and run it on the load for 72 hours. Monitor the temperature to be sure the load is heating to some significant degree (such as 50 or more degrees Celsius). The run does not have to be continuous, providing no charging of the batteries is done in between runs.

No 24 hour supervision is required, and the test run will be completed in 9 days or less (if run consecutive 8 hour days). 12 hour runs would allow the test to be completed in 5 consecutive days or less. [Occasional tweaking of the circuit may be required to maintain a constant temperature.]

If the batteries are still at the voltage they were at the start of the test, and the circuit is still producing the same significant heat after 72 hours of operation, then the claim most likely has validity.

Let's assume an operating load power of roughly 20W throughout the test run. Compute how long 4x 4 Ah batteries should last:

- Assume 4 fully charged 4 Ah batteries have a series voltage of 50V (4 x 12.5V).
- Assume a constant 20W delivery of power to the load.
- The constant current used over the test run is then 0.4A.
- Therefore, the batteries would normally be used up and considered "dead" in 10 hours.

I like this idea. What do you think Rosemary?

I very nearly missed this post.  Poynty - I'm ONLY discussing this on my forum.  You're forcing me back into this disgusting territory to discuss what would otherwise be of interest to a great number of viewers.

if you choose NOT to answer me there - then answer me by email- I'll post your reply.

Regards
Rosie

[MileHigh]

Rosemary:

You're forcing me back into this disgusting territory

You know what would be really disgusting?

A headline that makes the day's news all around the world:  "Woman obsessed with free energy machine triggers unbalanced individual resulting in the execution-style murder of a fellow Internet chat forum user."

People sometimes murder and chop people up and post it on the Internet and then mail the body parts to schools and political parties.  Did you hear?

MileHigh

[Rosemary Ainslie]

I very nearly missed this post.  Poynty - I'm ONLY discussing this on my forum.  You're forcing me back into this disgusting territory to discuss what would otherwise be of interest to a great number of viewers.

if you choose NOT to answer me there - then answer me by email- I'll post your reply.

Regards
Rosie

Poynty Here's the link to my reply

http://www.energy-shiftingparadigms.com/index.php/topic,3.msg74.html#msg74

[TinselKoala]

When are you going to correct Ahern's erroneous math, Ainslie? As long as you allow it to stay, uncorrected, then... YOU ARE LYING still.

And this is a real laugh...

(snip) of interest to a great number of viewers.
(snip)
Rosie

[Magluvin]

Rosemary:

You know what would be really disgusting?

A headline that makes the day's news all around the world:  "Woman obsessed with free energy machine triggers unbalanced individual resulting in the execution-style murder of a fellow Internet chat forum user."

People sometimes murder and chop people up and post it on the Internet and then mail the body parts to schools and political parties.  Did you hear?

MileHigh

What the heck is that suppose to imply?  A bit off base isnt it?

Mags