Quantum Energy Generator Part 2

[TinselKoala]

[8:01:02 PM] Sterling D. Allan: Thx for writing. I'll add that to the page. Can you tell me what the longest it's run for?

[8:01:06 PM | Edited 8:01:27 PM] Hope Moore: We just finished it and gave away the plans to the whole world for free. Any engineer can build one.

Believe what you want..... but that sure doesn't sound like a responsive answer to Sterling's question.

[picowatt]

The nameplate on the 8KV neon sign transformer showing higher power output than input. A simple transcription error?

Neon sign transformers are designed to be used as constant current sources.  The nameplate output voltage is the transformer's unloaded voltage.  The nameplate output current is the current the transformer will maintain when loaded.  The high voltage is required to begin ionization of the gasses but once conduction begins, the transformer reduces the voltage across the tube to whatever value is required to maintain the specified current. 

An 8kV neon sign transformer rated at 200ma. will measure close to 8kV unloaded, but that voltage will drop significantly when loaded to the nameplate current.  The transformer will not produce 8kV AT 200ma.  The neon sign transformer's output power is not greater than its input (actually it is less due to transformer losses and wiring resistance).

Fluorescent ballast transformers also have similarly high unloaded (strike) voltages and constant current ratings that if multiplied together would appear to produce greater output power than input power.  They do not.

The loaded voltage of these types of transformers multiplied by the loaded current is always in agreement with normal "underunity" operation when compared to their input due to transformer and wire resistance losses. 

Hope that helps...

PW

[vidbid]

That's pretty strange... the "Vid Bid" channel was started in 2007 but has "no videos" listed:
https://www.youtube.com/user/vidbid1/videos

and of course the video showing the WITTS device has comments disabled.

I just don't want a bunch of assholes commenting on my videos at YouTube.

Granted, it's different, but there's nothing strange about it at all.

It's an option, and I choose to exercise it.

For the most part, my videos are either private or unlisted.

If you have a problem with that, then I suggest you get over it.

[TinselKoala]

I just don't want a bunch of assholes commenting on my videos at YouTube.

Granted, it's different, but there's nothing strange about it at all.

It's an option, and I choose to exercise it.

For the most part, my videos are either private or unlisted.

If you have a problem with that, then I suggest you get over it.

What I have a problem with is people who make claims without providing support for those claims in the form of actual data, checkable outside references or repeatable demonstrations.

Like you.

I also have a problem with people who promote obvious scamming schemes. And it's clear who those people are, because when they are challenged to provide support for their claims, to provide proof that they aren't fakes and scammers.... they choose to start insulting me, instead of providing the proof. Watch:

[mscoffman]

MarkS, "almost running".... are you serious? At 1:26 he shows a little NE2 neon glowing? WoW!

If I showed you all the devices I've built over the years that "almost run".... apparently you head a splode, you would get so excited. Heck, I can light up SIX little neons from a AAA battery and I don't even need to make all that noise.

Sorry, I was referring to the WITTS design generally, to an outsider it appears as if it should come very close to self running.
We can't tell for sure without experimentation.

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But did you watch the whole above video? The first thing he does is spins his system up with an external drill motor. It has no utility

connection. So the device is self running the most of the whole video. This wasn't a true WITTS design - it's a qmogen. He isn't

showing excess energy beyond self running. Both prongs of the neon bulbs are lighting - probably close to blowing the neon bulb up;

Showing AC field resonance rather than DC energy pre-storage on the capacitors. I presuppose some of this because I don't speak

Austrian.


:S:MarkSCoffman