Color's Kapanadze forum, FE builds circuits and comments

[EMJunkie]

AlienGrey :

This is a picture from 4 years ago.
I can't experiment now.
I can't solder My hands are shaking.

If the grenade-coil is long, you only need to add capacitor capacity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3AJ9fy4tB0
But I did not add a separate capacitor.
https://overunity.com/18143/colors-kapanadze-forum-fe-builds-circuits-and-comments/msg531233/#msg531233
The person who asks me the question here is most likely the one who is not currently making a free-generator.
Instead of a question, Scream of joy is a problem that should come out.



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EMJunkie :

The good old line: "Measurement error" is one you can see a very long history of if you search: "measurement error site:overunity.com"

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If it's a measurement error, it's not a matter for me to excuse, it would be quick to ask four 500W bulbs.
In fact, it is easy to generate efficiencies above 90%.
Anyone can know by experimenting.
If you don't experiment with the most basic things and try to get them as questions, you will continue to ask the same questions for the next 10 years.

Hi Color,

Maybe you did not realise my point.

My Members and I have been building these machines for a long time. http://www.aboveunity.com/ See My Members thread: http://www.aboveunity.com/thread/captainloz-s-asymmetrical-re-gauging-experiment/

These machines work, they exist, we have then right now! We don't need to work to build them!

Best wishes, stay safe and well in these dire times,
   Chris Sykes

[captainloz]

This is a good example of taking improper measurements to arrive at the input power.  One does not arrive at the true power input by multiplying the ac rms voltage times the ac rms current.  The instantaneous products of the sampled voltage and current must be averaged to get the true average input power.  For example see-

https://overunity.com/18464/partnered-output-coils-builders-group-moderated/msg546023/#msg546023

IOW, more than likely, this experimenters results that he thinks are COP>1 in reality are not!

Regards,
Pm

Hi PM,



I'm reading the input power right from the Rigol power supply.  Why is that not an accurate way to determine the watts being consumed by the input?  That's why I purchased this power supply I was sick of figuring out my input watts.  The output is being read by the scope.  One probe is across a 0.1 ohm resistor set to 1x and 10x on the scope. Ohms Law measurement of: 1 x 0.1 x 10 = 1 Ohm. Meaning if you have 1 Volt measured across the 0.1 Ohm resistor it is 1 Amp, because 1 x 1 = 1.  The voltage is being read across the load.  If you watch the video to the end you see me put the scope on Averaging sample rate.  It still shows I'm getting more out than in.  If I'm not taking the readings correctly please advise.
Thanks,
Loz

[color]

EMJunkie:

I am not interested in anything other than the Kapanadze/Akula/Ruslan-generator.
If the performance is better than the generator they made, you are interested.
However, no generator was found that was superior to the one they made.
If it exists, please introduce it.
And I am not interested in other cafes.

[EMJunkie]

EMJunkie:

I am not interested in anything other than the capanase/Akula/Ruslan-generator.
If the performance is better than the generator they made, you are interested.
However, no generator was found that was superior to the one they made.
If it exists, please introduce it.
And I am not interested in other cafes.

Hi Color,

After a bit more study, maybe you will see what I am trying to share with you. It is in the link You Posted! I wish you luck!

Best wishes, stay safe and well in these dire times,
   Chris Sykes

[color]

captainloz :

I don't know about RIGOL.
I have never seen it in real life.