Joule Thief replications - not overunity

[WilbyInebriated]

I don't know exactly what you mean by "test run," but they were tests, which were conclusive.

sorry pauly, one test is not conclusive... at least not where science is involved.

[PaulLowrance]

sorry pauly, one test is not conclusive... at least not where science is involved.

It sure is conclusive. The input & output measurements were DC voltage & current. I guess you overlooked that fact.

[WilbyInebriated]

It sure is conclusive. The input & output measurements were DC voltage & current. I guess you overlooked that fact.

paul, go look in a science book about the scientific method and show me where it says one test run is a conclusive proof... that's what i was asking for when i asked for your full data set, i want to review the data from all your test runs (in the name of good science you should be running more than one test for reasons that are obvious) and do the math myself to make sure you didn't make any mistakes or bias. can you provide such data or did you only do it half assed?

[PaulLowrance]

paul, go look in a science book about the scientific method and show me where it says one test run is a conclusive proof... that's what i was asking for when i asked for your full data set, i want to review the data from all your test runs (in the name of good science you should be running more than one test for reasons that are obvious) and do the math myself to make sure you didn't make any mistakes or bias. can you provide such data or did you only do it half assed?

You're the one talking about "test runs."  The measurements were stable and very conclusive. Conventional physics is very clear that DC power = DC voltage * DC current. I have zero interest in someone who wants to suggest otherwise.

Go ask the other people who have tested Joule Thief circuit efficiency, who also show less than 100% efficiency.

[WilbyInebriated]

You're the one talking about "test runs."  The measurements were stable and very conclusive. Conventional physics is very clear that DC power = DC voltage * DC current. I have zero interest in someone who wants to suggest otherwise.

Go ask the other people have tested Joule Thief circuits to also show less than 100% efficiency.

i want to review the data from all your test runs (in the name of good science you should be running more than one test for reasons that are obvious) and do the math myself to make sure you didn't make any mistakes or bias. can you provide such data?