New Free Energy Conferences in Hamburg and Chicago

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

wow just f-ing wow and you trolls wonder why inventors aren't forthcoming with details about their devices.

jon

[rickfriedrich]

Of course an oscilloscope of anyone's choosing. 400 MHz is fine. If the voltage was stepped up then you would see it on the scope. And indeed what the oscope shows is very interesting indeed, something you have never seen my friend. So if some manipulation of meters was involved then how do you explain 1W of power only coming from the primary battery that drives the motor that also charges another battery and runs many LEDs, some of which are 100W each??? I know, an extension cord that we connect from CDA Idaho marina all the way over to Hamburg through the ocean lol. 
You are just so full of assumptions. The problem with your assumptions is that we are aware of all these things you mention and you are always mistaken as to what is going on Mr. Troll. You just assume fraud so what is the point answering anything you say.  Anything said you just call me an idiot. Take a hike mileHigh! Go use your extension cords...

Rick:

For this example you are citing, did you connect an oscilloscope across the bulb and across a current sensing resistor?

Your sentence is ambiguous.  If you are making a point about something that you allege is out of the ordinary, back it up with a full description and data.  What's very tiring is the "vague claim" business.

Same comments as above.  You have been playing with pulse motors, batteries, and energy for six or seven years.  I don't believe that you can't articulate a claim that "something different was taking place than normal" without having what you are stating not make logical sense with a complete, clear description of what you are talking about.  Plus I expect you to back it up with data.

Here is where you are making a mistake.  If you pulse charge a battery and measure that input energy, then the energy that you can extract from the battery will be less.  This assumes multiple test cycles to show solid, verifiable data.

The problem is that you have never measured the energy going into the charging battery in the first place.  So when you do load tests to measure the output energy you don't know for yourself when you talk about the "real output" because you don't even know the input.

It makes perfect sense to me that when you run your boat motor that some recharging takes place.  Why should I wonder when I have been talking about measuring the recharging power?  Burn that straw man.  Do you have to be "pressed to the wall" to concede that you can't swap boat batteries indefinitely?  You are just doing the 10-coiler-powering-a-house lie again.  Yes I am talking tough because for the second time you are talking about your electric boat without giving any details or data and I already pressed you on that.

In the middle of the night, you sneak into the marina with an extension cord and do your dirty work.

I can imagine a hypothetical scenario.  You play the "Big Dummy."   You are powering a bulb with very very short high-voltage medium-current pulses and you connect a analog voltmeter across the bulb and it shows zero volts.  You put the same meter in series and it shows no amps.

Ha! Ha! The Big Dummy connected an analog meter up to a train of very very narrow voltage and current pulses and the meter showed nothing but the light bulb lit up.  The Big Dummy is a carnival barker for sure.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Jon:

I don't like "free energy theatre," and you see it all the time.  The classic one is lighting up a light bulb after you put it into a bowl of water.  Some people even claim that is a demonstration of "radiant energy."

I did also make some technical points, feel free to respond to them if you want to.  I am not trolling, I am making points.

Thee is nothing wrong with holding a seminar, it's a free country.  Calling it a "free energy conference" when no free energy devices will be demonstrated is false advertising.  But talking to people about alternative energy strategies and how to manage batteries is certainly a good thing.  One thing you need to do is show the return on investment calculation.

Suppose you decide you want to have LED lighting in the bedroom and living room using batteries and a solar charger.  If the return on investment is five years, it sounds pretty good to me.  If the return on investment is 50 years not so good.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Rick:

Of course an oscilloscope of anyone's choosing. 400 MHz is fine. If the voltage was stepped up then you would see it on the scope. And indeed what the oscope shows is very interesting indeed, something you have never seen my friend. So if some manipulation of meters was involved then how do you explain 1W of power only coming from the primary battery that drives the motor that also charges another battery and runs many LEDs, some of which are 100W each???

You make a claim here.  Can you show the circuit and the measurements?

MileHigh

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

Milehigh, i think you were told to take a hike.


ignorance is bliss lol