Acoustic magnetic generator.

[synchro1]

@Tinselkoala,


Jimboot's I-Phone is not plugged into a wall outlet, and has an upward frequency range of merely 20Khz. This can in no way be considered a primary transformer current for the kind of secondary output he's lighting his two LED's to full intensity with. His I-phone can only output around a half a watt

I tested a digital function generator plugged into a 50 watt amplifier, connected to a bifilar coil and a 120 volt incandescent bulb. I dimmed and brightened the bulb to full intensity modulating the volume control of the amplifier. How many watts is your function generator rated at? You're pushing power into that crappy magnet coil through the piezo transducer at four times the frequency to make it look like Jimboot is burning a hole through the power lines.

Jimboot has a stack of neo magnets hundreds of times more powerful than the tiny stack of ceramics your frying with your signal generator. You're simply tying to make me look stupid with your slight of hand tactics. People don't need more than the half watt I-Phone acoustic app at 20khz to get the MRA to work. You're pushing some kind of transformer effect into that coil to make Jimboot's amplification power look bogus. You pull these kind of Hocus Pocus stunts routinely, like some kind of upside down Mylow!

Furthermore; The Overunity site has rules regarding basic decency. I was placed on moderation for using the not so nice nazi word. Vulgarity is unacceptable even for a big wheel like you. I demand that you recuse your distasteful comment, or I'll cause even more trouble for you Mister big shot!     

[TinselKoala]

Still wrong. Again, without showing measurements that support your claims, that is all they are: claims. If there is no current... then disconnect the phone and show the LEDs still lit, or tell me what magic it's using instead of moving charges around.

Next... I apologize, I made an error in that last video. My current probe is a 1x non-attenuated thing, but I was reading the current values as if from a 10x probe. So the true values are 1/10 of what I spoke. I've added annotations to the video to point out the error. Sorry about that! (But I am not sorry about calling BS what it is when I see it.)

So if I am providing 10 volts p-p at 50 mA peak... what's the power level that I'm cooking my magnets with? And what do you think the capacitance of Jim's piezo is? What's the output power of the iPhone's audio amp, do you know? I do.

Next...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wLCoQoFCjE


Which demonstrates that the Piezo is a capacitor, and that the resonant frequencies obtained by experiment from observing the waveforms and output LED do indeed agree with the predicted frequencies obtained by putting the capacitance and the inductance values into the standard formula for a series tank circuit, both for the Piezo element and for the straight capacitor.

ETA: You should realize that our host is German and this website is hosted in Germany. They are especially sensitive about certain terms and attitudes, even to the point of making laws about it. The words you used are much more inflammatory to many Germans than anything I've ever said on this forum, I guarantee you that.

[synchro1]

@Tinselkoala,


I wonder how "Petro-Fascist" would be received to describe a certain brand of twisted bias? 

[TinselKoala]

@Tinselkoala,


I wonder how "Petro-Fascist" would be received to describe a certain brand of twisted bias?

Since many years, I make a practice of going for at least two days a week without driving or using any kind of petrol-powered vehicle. So... "when you pass, thank me for your gas".

Twisted bias is one thing, making false claims is another. My alleged bias has nothing to do with the _fact_ that I support my contentions with data, repeatable demonstrations that anyone can do, and checkable and reliable outside references.

[Jimboot]

I'll be continuing this at http://open-source-energy.org/?topic=1743.0


Sorry Stefan, this really is a mess.

You may find this article interesting

http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/climate_desk/2014/02/internet_troll_personality_study_machiavellianism_narcissism_psychopathy.html