Claimed OU circuit of Rosemary Ainslie

[PaulLowrance]

Thanks Paul. Do you have a link to your research?

Hoppy

Hi Hoppy,

Sure, my blog site: http://globalfreeenergy.info

BTW, this morning I just made another discovery, umm, actually it's just a replication taken from memory of a youtube video. So I made it, and it works as the guy claimed. I'll be making a blog post about this very simple & inexpensive magnetic device on my blog site in about 10 minutes.

Regards,
Paul

[edit: actually, this same simple magnetic device (battery) is claimed by the inventor of the Testatika]

[PaulLowrance]

Come on Paul. This was not an intended or deliberate fake. It does not classify as a fake at all. Please get over that notion and give it a break!

That's what they said about mylow as well,  but I kept telling them that mylow failed my tests of being sincere.

[fuzzytomcat]

Sure, my blog site: http://globalfreeenergy.info

BTW, this morning I just made another discovery, umm, actually it's just a replication taken from memory of a youtube video. So I made it, and it works as the guy claimed.

Regards,
Paul

WOW ..... a replication of your free energy device ..... where is complete parts list ..... who did the testing ( OMG I wouldn't touch that one )  explain the full fundamentals of operation ( you look confused )..... your COP value ..... DO YOU NEED A MATCH FOR FURTHER TESTING ( I will gladly give you one )

Actually your off topic here with your new FE device and should start your own thread ( your friend Mylow will help you ... he promised )

[PaulLowrance]

WOW ..... a replication of your free energy device ..... where is complete parts list ..... who did the testing ( OMG I wouldn't touch that one )  explain the full fundamentals of operation ( you look confused )..... your COP value ..... DO YOU NEED A MATCH FOR FURTHER TESTING ( I will gladly give you one )

Actually your off topic here with your new FE device and should start your own thread ( your friend Mylow will help you ... he promised )

Yes, I've provided *all* of the part numbers and details to make it. It's a whopping $2 part, $0.70 for the switch, and ~ $7 for the thick Hammond metal chassis. Takes me a few minutes to put it together. It's been replicated by EE's, by profession. Now go get yourself a happy meal.

Paul

[poynt99]

OK,

Did two runs today. First run was as a baseline after going back to the MOSFET Source shunt, and with slightly different probe points, i.e all close to the MOSFET on the pcb. For example, the load resistor voltage and supply voltage is being measured from the point where the large filter capacitor is installed (about half way between the supply and the resistor terminal) and right at the MOSFET Drain. Frequency was still 2.5kHz and 3.7% duty.

The second run was done with the same setup, but the frequency was moved to about 375kHz, with a duty cycle of about 70%.

2.5k_3.7_10_24_01.xls

POS = 1.99W
PIL = 2.12W
PIM = -0.17W
PIS = 0.04W

TRAA = 8ºC

Actual POS = 2W (also verified with DC voltmeter across the 0.25 Ohm shunt).

375_70_10_24_01.xls

POS = 20.28W
PIL = 64.09W
PIM = -44.27W
PIS = 0.47W

TRAA = 67ºC
Ambient = 22ºC

Actual POS = 20W (also verified with DC voltmeter across the 0.25 Ohm shunt). Supply Voltage = 25VDC (add to wave form).

Notice in both cases the scope-measured POS is equal in value to the manual voltage meter method of measurement for the POS.

See attached scope shot of this test.

I'll do a CONTROL test for a TRAA of 67ºC and see what we get for the POS.

.99

EDIT: Corrected TRAA. Sufficient time not given with previous test run.