Confirmation of OU devices and claims

[Vortex1]

Still doing some tests, but i cannot create more ouput in the receiver coils then stated earlier.

What i did notice with my hall sensor probe is that the max. RF coming from the TX coil is at its bottom, so the inverse as from a tesla coil.

The receiver coils are wired up the same way, so i guess they "expect" this max. RF at their bottoms too.
At least when i turn around a receiver coil its output decreases compared with its normal position.

Itsu

Hi Itsu

Your real world testing agrees with my simulations of your setup in LTSpice.

I won't bother to post the sims as few believe LTSpice simulations anyway, although the sims generally agree very closely with real world bench tests.

Is anyone convinced yet that this idea has no merit as a method to OU? I guess not. It will live on and resurface from time to time with each new generation of snakecoil peddlers.

Regards

[itsu]

Hi Vortex1,

thanks for your response, i would like to have your sim if possible so i can tune it to see if i can
improve upon it on the real thing.

Yes the result is kind of disappointing i think.
700mW input versus 100mW output (eff. 14%) is nothing to get enthusiastic over.

Anyway, i tried one last thing with this setup and that is replacing the 50 Ohm
load resistors by 10mm leds.

Perhaps when "seeing the light" will provoke a more enthusiastic response then those
chilling realitycheck input/output calculations did.

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej9l0jCiYCE

Itsu

[Grumage]

Dear Itsu.

I'd like to thankyou on behalf of all our members for your contributions.

Cheers Graham.

[itsu]

Thanks Graham,

perhaps after the weekend ends some more reactions with usefull hints will appear so i can investigate
somewhat further with this setup.

Itsu

[Vortex1]

Hi Vortex1,

thanks for your response, i would like to have your sim if possible so i can tune it to see if i can
improve upon it on the real thing.

Yes the result is kind of disappointing i think.
700mW input versus 100mW output (eff. 14%) is nothing to get enthusiastic over.

Anyway, i tried one last thing with this setup and that is replacing the 50 Ohm
load resistors by 10mm leds.

Perhaps when "seeing the light" will provoke a more enthusiastic response then those
chilling realitycheck input/output calculations did.

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej9l0jCiYCE

Itsu

Dear Itsu

You will always get a more enthusiastic reception if you can "dazzle the eyeballs" with LED's, and usually lots of them. Then it is possible to inject erroneous ideas while the subject is mesmerized. This is a common device of tricksters.

Now,  I wonder if we know anyone that does that as part of their M.O.?

You can certainly expect a large cadre of individuals to show up and inform you of the correct grade and type of pixie dust that you must sprinkle on your test setup to get the desired OU effect.

Regards