LCAP (Again) Possible Free Energy. (Voltage Gain Over time)

[itsu]

Thanks Smoky,

i thought breadboards are a mandatory part of any overunity device because of their stray capacitance structure, similar like the need for using many different coloured clipleads 


Anyway, i could not make my setup work with a single battery (1.2 or 1.5V), so i again settled for 2x rechargeable AA in series at 2.536V.
Using a red led its frequency is 6Hz, potmeter is set at 0.8Mohm.


After 5 days running it is still on 2.536V, sometimes shortly showing 2.537V (warming up of the batteries?).


When working on another project which involves white noise amplification, i notice that the DMM show a sudden increase like 2.540V, untill i shut down that white noise circuit.
So it seems that our little circuit is sensitive for pickup on nearby electrical fields.


Will be monitoring another few weeks.


Itsu

[TheGeneralHackr]

Thanks Smoky,

i thought breadboards are a mandatory part of any overunity device because of their stray capacitance structure, similar like the need for using many different coloured clipleads 


Anyway, i could not make my setup work with a single battery (1.2 or 1.5V), so i again settled for 2x rechargeable AA in series at 2.536V.
Using a red led its frequency is 6Hz, potmeter is set at 0.8Mohm.


After 5 days running it is still on 2.536V, sometimes shortly showing 2.537V (warming up of the batteries?).


When working on another project which involves white noise amplification, i notice that the DMM show a sudden increase like 2.540V, untill i shut down that white noise circuit.
So it seems that our little circuit is sensitive for pickup on nearby electrical fields.


Will be monitoring another few weeks.


Itsu

Sorry I haven't been responding lately, my emails notifications have stopped showing up.
In 5 days if it hasent decreased I doubt it will.
Im going to throw a new aa battery on the circuit and see how it fares over time I'll post my results it week increments.

[itsu]

Thanks TGH,

after 2 weeks of continuous blinking the led at 6Hz here, the dual AA rechargeables are still showing a steady 2.537V.

Itsu

[TheGeneralHackr]

Thanks TGH,

after 2 weeks of continuous blinking the led at 6Hz here, the dual AA rechargeables are still showing a steady 2.537V.

Itsu

Didn't it start at 2.536?
I just started mine last night starting voltage 1.622v
It dropped 8 mv to 1.614 right at the start (it usually does that for me)
Now its back up to 1.618 today I'll keep notifying the progress.
Thanks

[itsu]

Didn't it start at 2.536?

yes it did, it slowly increased to 2.537 tipping on to 2.538 for some days, now back at a steady 2.537V.
I think this is all within the tolerances of the components / DMM.

Lets see how your setup is doing.

Itsu