2nd law violation:new battery type "poor man's Karpen"

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

sorry tinsel, i should clarify
im calling it at an average of a half a watt for cost per watt is too onerous.
but it has a undefined life time so idk this is still prototype stage

and im using the word undefined from the original patents so i don't have to say forever because unlike the original these metals will eventually oxidize back to an ore type product and at that point its passed the overunity calculation of a standard battery. that reaction cant be avoided 

and lol pirate
i avoided the tax but they sited me with a fine for second law violation, i tried to explain that it technically cant and why i think it works but the judge didn't want to here it. but thats jersey

all the best
jon

[TinselKoala]

sorry tinsel, i should clarify
im calling it at an average of a half a watt for cost per watt is too onerous.
but it has a undefined life time so idk this is still prototype stage

and im using the word undefined from the original patents so i don't have to say forever because unlike the original these metals will eventually oxidize back to an ore type product and at that point its passed the overunity calculation of a standard battery. that reaction cant be avoided 

and lol pirate
i avoided the tax but they sited me with a fine for second law violation, i tried to explain that it technically cant and why i think it works but the judge didn't want to here it. but thats jersey

all the best
jon

Please explain precisely where you got the "half a watt" figure from. The numbers you report, as I have shown, only reach about one-tenth of "half a watt" while you are running a load. Are you sure you didn't misplace a decimal point?

You can't use your visual impression of LED brightness as a power estimation. This can be very deceptive. LEDs will shine relatively brightly on much less power than they are rated for.

[dieter]

Well then we probably should run LEDs with 1mA, if they are half bright, just use two of them 


BR

[Pirate88179]

Well then we probably should run LEDs with 1mA, if they are half bright, just use two of them 


BR

You can run them on a lot less than that...and they are still lit.

Bill

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

Cost per watt, it's a phrase used when determining how much you want to spend on your solar panels or when developing new energy types.

Jon