fact ! we are all here to find a F E device and make it runing ! so... :

[Koen1]

There is no such thing as an AC or DC bulb. They will all work with both if they are incandescents. Just do not exceed the RMS power rating.

Well that's what I thought as well.
Untill I read your own post, which clearly states:

Mem,

You are seeing only what you want to see, and only what you are able to see with the eye-glasses you currently are wearing.

The problem is that evidently, you have no understanding of basic Ohm's law. You are using a 15W 110VAC bulb and a 130V DC motor as a means of certifying you have overunity, when in fact that proves absolutely nothing at all...even though you can light the bulb and turn the motor.

I was actually merely going along with your story there, and wondered what exactly the difference might be in power use if we did have AC bulbs like you said...

So it seems to me like you are trying to explain to me why your own statement was incorrect. Which leaves one to wonder how much of your explanation is...

[z_p_e]

Koen,

You're twisting words and ideas around.

Everything I have said stands on its own. I was not trying to do anything other than make two separate points. And that is exactly what I did. Do not confuse the two.

Also, if all you can do is "go along" with what I said without trying to understand it, how can I hope to explain your erroneous assumptions?

Folks that have little or no electrical or electronics background should either pay attention to those that do, or they should do their own homework before making these kind of comments.

[Mem]

<<Hi everyone,
Here is what I have found just now!
All of this back emf circuits that
I have been testing and working all along,

After taking careful measurements I have seen that
There is no ou at all!
All the access energy that appears to be
Actually comes from the battery...


Because of this I?ll take down the website as well as the youtube video.
I don?t want to mislead people.

I apologized greatly if I hurt anyone?s feeling (not knowingly)
By supporting the idea that there was an ou in back emf circuit.

I did this out of total ignorance, as I have forgotten to take proper
measurements, to realize this simple truth.

I am terribly sorry!

Mem.

[Pirate88179]

@ Mem:

Hey, there is no harm in following something that looks promising right?  If what you are now saying is true then, so what?  At least you tried it and now, on to something else.  I appreciate your efforts.

Bill

[Koen1]

Koen,

You're twisting words and ideas around.

Yeah sure, whatever dude. Fact remains it was you who mentioned an "AC bulb".
You can act all holier than thou and try to claim some form of authority, and you can try to make me look bad,
but that's the fact. You brought it up, I expanded on it hypothetically, and then you try to burn me down for using your AC bulb?
Sorry but that doesn't really fly.