Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[ramset]

Sir
Not really a good idea to post such 3rd party anonymous hearsay .
I realize it's a tuff place to be !
Would be much better if sir names of those involved?
And yes,
There was some mention privately a while back about concerns for proper measurement of 3 phase system ,
Caloric ( heating of water) being best foolproof method !
And then very recently a satisfied customer appeared who claimed huge benefits of system?

Here we need concern for our hosts liabilities in regard to Holcomb and effecting their reputation!


I will reach out for forum owner regarding this !
Respectfully
Chet K

[SolarLab]

 Hi Beginners Mind,

Does that mean Florida Power and Light (FPL) has a "wiring" problem in their Power Distribution,
Metering and Billing Systems as well?

Or maybe FPL simply knows nothing about "Power Factor" and it's effects on their grid. Do you
believe PF correction could actually affect an over 100% increase in VAR consumption?

Just curious! 

BTW, who are these "anonamous sources?" - We hear a lot of stuff these days from
so called "anonamous sources - unfortunately about 127% of it is BS from LARPS, TROLLS & SHILLS;
therefore I always prefer to confirm their stories and their sources.

Regards,

SL

As our good friend Brandon would say - "Come On Man!"     

BTW - the Florida Power and Light (FPL) billing data sheet with respect to the "HES" was
posted a while back or it can be found on the Holcomb Energy System web site...

You might want to bring this data to the attention of your anonamous sources.
Then you can also include FPL in your hit piece posts as well.

But, good luck with that!

The FPL Billing Chart is below (in case you can't find it): (make sure you check the usage - kWh vs Temp)

[rakarskiy]

Hi rakarskiy,
The diagram indicates 1.3 Amperes for load current. Load is 3 Ohms. Ohm's Law: 1.3A * 3 Ohms = 3.9V drop across load, but I0.4V is shown as the voltmeter reading and used in your power formula. Using 1.3A * 3.9V = 5.07W, or VA, depending on pf.
bi

Are you seriously? Why do you calculate voltage drop per section and voltage drop per power?

To everyone who is trying to figure it out, I propose to solve the energy problem:

You have a resistive load of 1 kW, a single-phase generator is connected to it at the terminals of which: the voltage is U - 220V, at a frequency of 50Hz, the resistance of the generator phase winding is 1 ohm.
It is necessary to find the emf of the generator phase. In my material for this, everything is on a living example.

Many people are confused by this task. This is a very simple task for a power engineer involved in the design and construction of generators.   This is what distinguishes knowledge of energy from general education. You need to know how the generator works with a load, and what it represents, the voltage in your outlet is 220V.

https://rakatskiy.blogspot.com/p/ampere-force.html

[hartiberlin]

Maybe you will come forward with your real name and the real names of these "Anonymous witnesses" to see, if they really have the expertize to measure these things correctly...
Otherwise it is just an Anonymous claim and nobody will believe you...

Regards, Stefan. (Admin)

Hello all,

It is very uncomfortable for me to make this post.  No one is a bigger fan and supporter of Holcomb Energy Systems than I.  I previously shared some of this information with Jimboot in a PM but feel increasingly that it should be shared with the general forum.

This information comes from two people I have spoken with at length who had recent hands-on demonstrations of the Holcomb In Line Power Generator (ILPG) at the HES Sarasota, FL lab.  The following conclusions come from these first hand witnesses, both of whom are in agreement with them.

1.  The ILPG which HES is planning to market does not at all resemble the generators described in their patents or patent applications.  The ILPG is identical to a fixed-rotor, slip ring motor.  It is powered by 3-phase AC mains, not by pulsed DC as are the generators described in patents and patent applications.  You can deduce this by careful study of public posts by HES.   

2.  The ILPG produces a large current gain between the input and output measuring points, verified with a current clamp meter.  This has also been publicly posted by HES.  But the witnesses conclude this current gain is an accompanied by a large phase shift in current with respect to the voltage.

3.  The ILPG does NOT produce more power than it consumes.  HES made an unwitting error, without purposeful deceit, in wiring their input and output power meters.  Because the meters show a power gain, HES is convinced it is real and are proceeding full ahead when, in fact, there is no power gain at all.

When measuring 3-phase power, the voltage probes and current transformer probes for each of the 3 lines must be properly associated when connected to the power meter.  If the voltage and current probes are shifted with respect to each other, the current and voltage phase relationships the meter sees are incorrect and the meter reads false power values. 

The witnesses surmise that HES wired the power meter voltage and current probes incorrectly in order to show a power gain commensurate with the current gain, which they otherwise could not make sense of.  The witnesses say the current gain, however, is due to its being measured inside an LC circuit, not because of an increase in power.   

4.  The ILPG can be configured to work as a power factor correcting device and reduce the electric bill in a facility with 3-phase mains that previously did not have appropriate power factor correction.  But it will not produce any excess power.

HES has been made aware of the metering error.  However, they believe the ILPG's unique properties require that the power meters' voltage and current probes should indeed be shifted with respect to one another, that the power meters should not be connected in the normal manner.  HES is convinced that unorthodox power meter wiring is correct for the ILPG.

The situation is very discouraging to me.  Both witnesses are impeccable.  A big part of me wishes they are wrong.  But I would not bet on it.  Raising further red flags, despite multiple, repeated requests, HES has yet to provide them with verification of power gain in the ILPG by an independent third party who knows how to correctly measure 3-phase power, using their own meters.

I sincerely hope HES realizes their error and reverts to their patented generator which possibly might work.  Best wishes to everyone who is trying to replicate that earlier technology! 

[skybiker63]

There  is a famous DNV third party verification, do we really need more ?
Beside this, such systems could be tested in battery modus without the grid power...