The secret to Overunity

[hoptoad]

I have done both.  Solid state and mechanical.  Principle well understood and it far beyond anything that has ever been posted at this site, that's for sure.

Care to extrapolate or demonstrate/show any data or other visual evidence of your work?


TK always shows what he knows, his capability and knowledge is widely acknowledged and he is well respected for his contributions.
But even TK might not be seeing something obvious in a given circuit, when the obvious might be so easy to dismiss.

[blueplanet]

That's the funniest thing I've heard all day!
You've shown time and again what page you are on. I'm not even in the same book as you!

Thanks. Maybe you can even learn something by watching carefully, if your cup isn't already overflowing.

Have just gone through some of the videos from your group. It is fascinating.

[blueplanet]

you assume that I use common practices to generate what I refer to as reactive power.....


a condition one would be wise to comprehend and multiply.


your statement reveals that you are only aware of one means of "integrating" voltage and current.  I am aware of more than the collectively agreed upon you are referring to.


it's clear you don't comprehend the nature of a tank and how energy moves within it.  Fortunately my machines don't work based on your logic, I have significant current flow.....and the coils are sightly above ambient...and I know why....



If I were discussing over-unity, if i cared about efficiency, or a self sustaining system, your point would be valid.  I am focused on usable phenomena relating to the apparatus and method of conversion.

My comment was originally intended for TK. Never mind.
So, what is your method of converting var to watts then?


(EDIT: Sorry, it seems that you both were talking about the similar idea.)

[blueplanet]

Mine is not a method through which vars are converted into watts, I process the vars.



we aren't...  not even close.

Could you tell us how to process vars?

[sm0ky2]

Could you tell us how to process vars?

Set your meter to rms


multiply the voltage times the current times sin(theta)
Where theta is the phase-angle between V and I
This gives you your var (volt-ampere-reactive power)


var processing involves manipulation of the V-I phase angle.
Figment or imaginary power


Real power is measured by instantaneous voltage and current


Imaginary power is measure like: let's take the voltage Now,
measure the Amps later, and we'll combine the two and call it a var
instead of a watt. (figuratively speaking)


In practice this is only done during a discrete range of phase angles
Where there is partial over-lap of the voltage and current signals
so that the two interact, bringing a vectored sum of the imaginary power
and the real power into reality.


If their angle is 0, you have real power.
If their angle is too far apart, you have No power.
vars (imaginary power) exist anywhere in between.