Cavitation. The key to overunity?

[PaulLowrance]

Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying the Thane's experiments are not showing something unusual. I am saying that IMO there's a source (thermal energy) behind his experiments, and that it has nothing to do with Lenz's law. For example, if one connects a transformer to the 120V 60Hz AC socket, and if there's an unknown voltage source across the secondary that aids the 120V AC signal, then that may appear as if Lenz's law was violated, but it has nothing to do with it. It's simply an unknown source.

PL

[PaulLowrance]

Since there's no power supplies needed for the diodes to produce a DC voltage across the load, you could say diodes have an infinite efficiency.   

ZPE is part of conventional physics for a lot of reason beyond mathematically. In conventional physics, ZPE is realized when the temperature of material cannot go below a certain limit, depending on the material. It is seen that ZPE keeps the atoms vibrating above a minimum level.

PL

[sparks]

      If two plates of a charged capacitor facing each other are moved further apart what happens to the space inbetween.  Does it cavitate?

[Grumpy]

It is great that this thread is finally back on track.

@ Madddan - great ideas - you have to put them to use.

@ Paul - good luck with the diodes.

@ Buzz - do pulsars cavitate?   Nature always has the best stuff.

[Grumpy]

      If two plates of a charged capacitor facing each other are moved further apart what happens to the space inbetween.  Does it cavitate?

Not just by moving the plates.  The dielectric is already set to a storage state.  Place a magnetic field across the dielectric, a pulsed field that is, and then you can probably cavitate it - hmm - I got to try that one.