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[cheappower2012]

Is nelsons devices fake maybe/maybe not its a 50/50,the one using the torrid device
and powering a load,with feedback could be real.Nelson will not answer questions but
says there all wrong(basic electronic  theory) even simple questions he won't answer,of course its hes bread and butter,he is not going to give anyone the answer.He does give enough information on two torrid video's to get an idea
how to replicate it,we know it operates at 5khz.How it generates additional current for
self run is unknown.A more basic question is if he has created a self running device with an output of at least 500 watts,why is it not for sale right now.Is it too simple that people will simply reverse engineer it and steal it or is it fake.

[peper10]

Is nelsons devices fake maybe/maybe not its a 50/50,the one using the torrid device
and powering a load,with feedback could be real.Nelson will not answer questions but
says there all wrong(basic electronic  theory) even simple questions he won't answer,of course its hes bread and butter,he is not going to give anyone the answer.He does give enough information on two torrid video's to get an idea
how to replicate it,we know it operates at 5khz.How it generates additional current for
self run is unknown.A more basic question is if he has created a self running device with an output of at least 500 watts,why is it not for sale right now.Is it too simple that people will simply reverse engineer it and steal it or is it fake.

Very good point!!  Let`s us put in Nelson`s shoes for a minute and the outcome is obvious...  He was not the only one to mislead the replicators..
Let`s collect the huge potential of this forum to ELUDE the mistery surrounding the feedback and then figure a way to TAP the high voltage side to do work...CHEERS

[Void]

To my defence,you could say that it is hard for me to be listened at ,if the counter part at the other end of the discussion, is not even understanding the basic function of the system...  Not to be hard on anyone but make sure my point of view is not distorted...

There you go again insisting that people don't understand, when in reality you know little to
nothing about what sort of understanding any given person here may have and what sort of
actual hands on experience they have. Instead of insisting that no one knows what you 'know',
I suggest building an actual test circuit and do some serious testing with it first, and then, if you find
something that you think is interesting, if you provide details here in this forum some people here
would probably be willing to give you some feed back on it.

The bottom line is that when it comes to OU, ideas can only take you so far. You absolutely must
build a test setup and put those ideas to the test if you want any real hope of seeing if something
really might be COP > 1 or not. Sorry, but for someone to claim they know how to get COP > 1 out
of an electronic circuit  (I am not talking about heat pumps here. ) when that person can't demonstrate
anything to back it up with an actual test setup doesn't make much sense to me. 

OU is obviously not something that is so easy to achieve or most of us would have achieved it by now.
When it comes to OU you have to put things to the test with actual physical test setups if you want to be
able to see if your ideas have any true merit or not. Sharing ideas is great, but it can only take you so far.
Unless a person can prove COP > 1 with an actual physical test setup then I think they can't reasonably
say they 'know' how to achieve OU.

All the best...

[Void]

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of course its hes bread and butter,he is not going to give anyone the answer.

Hi cheappower2012. I think the reality is that, despite what anyone may say here, many people
would probably just stop posting here or at least not provide any further details the moment they think
they have achieved a real COP > 1 setup.   It wouldn't be the first time this has happened anyway.
I am not passing judgement on this at all, as it does take a lot of work and time and expense doing all this sort
of experimentation, and many people will not likely want to just hand over to others the results of many hours and years
of hard work and personal expense without some sort of compensation. Many people probably
would not even be satisfied with some sort of basic compensation for all their time and expenses, but would
want to try to get very rich off it, even if the device they have come up with is based closely on other people's
work or inventions. That is I think the reality of the situation. Right or wrong, I think it is human nature.  
We all have to put bread on the table.

All the best...

[Void]

  Hoppy, Void, and all.
  Talk about waisting time and effort.  i' m done with this guy.
   I called his bluff, he ignores me.
   So, I'll ignore him too.
  Sorry, but... Well, you know... Tried to be nice.

Hi Nick. Yeah. I think it's pretty much as Hoppy says. You can't take things too seriously in these
forums if you want to keep your sanity. 

On another note, I had some bad luck yesterday. I was testing a circuit setup that was charging up
a 10nF cap to around 7.5kV  and discharging through a spark gap, and I had a momentary lapse of good judgement
and disconnected the earth ground wire from my 1000X high voltage scope probe ground lead so I could
connect the earth ground wire to another point in the circuit, and the high voltage scope probe's tip was still connected to the
high voltage capacitor. Something immediately blew out in the driver circuit for my scope's display. 
The scope display just barely shows anything now. Seems to be something to do with the circuitry that
controls the display's brightness that blew out, or maybe the display itself was damaged. There could be some other damage as well.

That was a dumb move on my part, but comes with the territory of working with very high voltage circuits I suppose.
A bit of a set back, but I do have an old PC based scope that I might be able to use instead for
the time being, but I am not sure if the software for it will work in Windows 10 or not. I'll have to
try it out.

All the best...