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MileHigh

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #90 on: December 04, 2009, 02:27:19 AM »
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I'm now ignoring him, and when time permits will add him to my forum ignore list here. since he's proven to be closed minded and offers no circuits etc. to contribute. As far as I can tell, he only offers to stall & waste peoples time.

There is a prime example of closed mindedness for all to see.  There are many interesting technical points raised and Paul is going to pass on responding to them under the guise of "he only offers to stall & waste peoples time."

Strangely enough, a few pages back Paul tried to assume "ownership" for a bunch of my points and has flip-flopped on some of his points in a very Orwellian fashion.

Anyways, let's see what kind of data Paul produces.  If he has the smarts to correctly interpret his data he will find no free energy.  You have to factor in the "self-blinding bias factor" that many enthusiasts have and that may indeed come into play for Paul also.  There are no guarantees that he will correctly interpret his data.

A capacitor is a device that stores energy, it does not produce energy.  It is as simple as that.  If you are going to split hairs, capacitors, like any other passive and active components are devices that dissipate energy as heat.  All capacitors are COP < 1 devices.

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #91 on: December 04, 2009, 02:31:58 AM »
@milehigh
u need a bex n a good lie down, ur toooo worked up

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« Reply #92 on: December 04, 2009, 02:37:37 AM »
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stprue

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #93 on: December 04, 2009, 02:40:17 AM »
I wanted to make this in a new topic...what did I do wrong?

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #94 on: December 04, 2009, 02:56:14 AM »
stprue:

Go to the forums section and select the board under which you want to start your new topic.  Go up to the right and select "start new topic" and there you go.  PM me if you have any questions.

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #95 on: December 04, 2009, 03:00:08 AM »
MH :

If you don't listen to words, mabey this will help  :-*


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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #96 on: December 04, 2009, 04:58:06 AM »
MH :

If you don't listen to words, mabey this will help  :-*
Ah Jim another great desktop background there mate !.


@ milehigh . It's obvious you work for the oil company's . I have 4 years college and 37 years in electronics down to the computer component level . It;s Obviousness  you don't READ and  It's obvious you don't  know what your talking about . My bedini has been running for 9 months . I have knife switches that swap them . If i don't swap them then the Secondary Cooks ,already cooked 4 SLA's this year because i forgot to swap them . And Its obvious you haven't watched any of my Video documentation  on that subject  . 4christonly1  on youtube . I bet you don't have one documented experiment at all !DO YOU ? Nothing but constant annoying  utterances . It would be good stuff if you could actually show SOMETHING to back up your text book CRAP ???
just Leave us Free Energy Experimenter Alone to procure Our free energy . We will not listen anymore . And Yep SCREW the Energy Misers who want to Control everything in afree persons like. you wont control this Bud!

SLOW RELEASE is like a Battery in that we release it's energy slowly and you cant discharge these bcaps in a few seconds , they last for weeks . We release large or small amounts of current and voltage slowly. No you cant do that with a capacitor . you can with an ultra cap /Battery cap . . They run stuff for weeks on end . Not just leds but motors and dc to dc converters and thermo modules . and well just about anything . And STILL you have NO PROOF other than  words no one is listening to now . You Lose either way cause you don't have any gumption to show one freakin thing to back up any of your old school text book garbage . Your a plant for the oil misers and a free energy stomper !

I'll ignore you too and as i you give a hoot you already tried to degrade me enuff with your fast talk . You are a real Bummer of a person . AH MH


@Paul Please Keep up your work  what ever the outcome and your are right we need someone else besides closed minded always negative  seemingly plants to stop free energy  by any means  .. I will prove without a doubt to Stephan i am right just as soon as we finish the Ou controller. It's provable with out it but i want to mount it in a box so it does not  not have to be touched . . I have Chained several together and the effect is even more Stronger with 2 bcaps in series  . I'll hook My 200 mzh digital storage scope up this week to give everyone an idea of what the Bcap is collecting from the JT output . . Paul you should sell kits for your logger . We all could use one . I have several Spare Computers Doing Nothing . I used to program in assembly  way back in CPM days . Took it in College . Earth battery users could use one as well .

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electricme

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #97 on: December 04, 2009, 05:43:40 AM »
@All

A bedini making Ultraviolet Light and OZONE via a MOT, (I can smell it) whacko!

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #98 on: December 04, 2009, 10:27:54 AM »
Paul you should sell kits for your logger . We all could use one . I have several Spare Computers Doing Nothing . I used to program in assembly  way back in CPM days . Took it in College . Earth battery users could use one as well .

Gadget

I agree. Loggers that are accurate to 1mv are hard to come by and usually very expensive. You should release the circuit and maybe circuit pcb layout under an open source license and sell DIY kits if you can.


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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #99 on: December 04, 2009, 02:59:56 PM »
Paul you should sell kits for your logger .

Actually I'm surprised someone at this forum has not provide exact instructions to make an awesome MCU data logger. The problem with MCU's is the learning curve. It's true that a lot of newbies can buy one and plot in some existing code, and it works. Yet there are EE's who've pulled their hair out trying to get one to work on their PC.

Anyhow, I'll get off the forums now. The circuit will be posted after testing. Also, people who don't have to watch their pennies, like me, can buy a faster ADC & get higher data logging speeds, probably over a million / second.  :)   Or better yet, also buy a USB chip, and yeeehaaa! Sorry guys, I'm flat broke.

Paul

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #100 on: December 04, 2009, 03:23:04 PM »
Actually I'm surprised someone at this forum has not provide exact instructions to make an awesome MCU data logger. The problem with MCU's is the learning curve. It's true that a lot of newbies can buy one and plot in some existing code, and it works. Yet there are EE's who've pulled their hair out trying to get one to work on their PC.

Anyhow, I'll get off the forums now. The circuit will be posted after testing. Also, people who don't have to watch their pennies, like me, can buy a faster ADC & get higher data logging speeds, probably over a million / second.  :)   Or better yet, also buy a USB chip, and yeeehaaa! Sorry guys, I'm flat broke.

Paul
Hello ? this is a way for you to make a little income with your knowledge !
Start with one kit , the parts , and make a few dollars on your Pc program and cover your shipping and paypals damn cut  and I guarantee you can see some . I will even help you ! I cant afford much right now . I have a partner that funds most of stuff . I certainly did not buy 2 pallets of bcaps by my self . after all i am on disability and that's not much at all considering i still have a truck payment o 450 buck and almost 11,000 still owed  on a new Toyota 2006  Tacoma .I bought it when i was working and did not expect to retire so early in life . Also you know i have a baby girl who needs a lot of care and so i don't eat but once a day to make sure she has what she needs and the little bit of internet sales ,well its peanuts because i don't jack up stuff like others . How ever there are the FREE stuff . I am constantly getting all the parts i need . piles and piles of micros leds toroids batteries you name it . its all in a post i posted on the JT thread so a poor experiment has access to free electronics fo life basically . i have ordered from st micro 3 times already . you can get 10 of 7 items once per week . so Guys take advantage of it !
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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #101 on: December 04, 2009, 08:30:23 PM »
Looks like there might be joy today. Both of the data logger op-amps are in and working. The dual channel data logger seems happy.

It's lunch time, and after that will spend a few hours testing everything like a mad man, and then will start testing the UC.

Regards,
Paul

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #102 on: December 04, 2009, 10:27:47 PM »
@All

A bedini making Ultraviolet Light and OZONE via a MOT, (I can smell it) whacko!

What kind of device is this tube? ...

I'm wondering if it is safe to use such tubes, I'm aware that there may be consequences for using vacuum tubes, as such things are used in produce radiation(?).

MileHigh

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #103 on: December 05, 2009, 12:13:54 AM »
Electricme:

That's a pretty appropriate drawing that you posted.  The "enlightened" people pulling blinds down over their own eyes so that they can't see anymore.  No one has ever stated that capacitors are a source of energy in the history of electronics going all the way back to the mid nineteenth century.  But the "blinded" ones are going to push on anyways and spin their wheels until they finally concede that we got it right the first time round.

Seemingly Paul has a few unsubstantiated "hunch" theories to follow up on but is not willing to talk about.  Bill makes a few definitive statements declaring that supercapacitors are different but when he is asked to back up his statements he has absolutely nothing to offer.  All in a day's play.

Gadget:

You played the "oil company" card!  What took you so long?  Laughable nonsense.

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My bedini has been running for 9 months . I have knife switches that swap them

Is that sort of like the TV show "Lost" - you have been flipping knife switches every four hours for the last nine months?

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If i don't swap them then the Secondary Cooks

Why does the secondary cook?  You da big 'lectronics man, why does that happen?

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We release large or small amounts of current and voltage slowly. No you cant do that with a capacitor . you can with an ultra cap /Battery cap.

You consistently demonstrate that you only have a vague knowledge about electronics so I don't buy the "37 years in electronics" pitch for a second.

So good luck on Paul generating some data.  You are welcome Paul for explaining to you that you have to know what the digital step is for your A/D converter.

If all of you can pull together and work hard at it, you will come to the correct conclusion that supercaps and ultracaps are not sources of energy, they are just energy storage devices.

MileHigh

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Re: Ultracaps tested for excess energy
« Reply #104 on: December 05, 2009, 12:18:47 AM »
lets call it a time storage device .... and it stores borrowed time ...


need the pattend ...

w815

omg  the cap is a time machine....  lol

you got it right the first time round ...  you built and displayed the 7 harmonic transformer .. built working and tuned ...  i dont think so... 

and if ya did you probally built the other half too...  eh...

next ill here you reduced its size  sectioned the rings... and solved entanglement ... yea right ...

yet you fail to show human respect ... 

GO BUILD SOMETHING...   with all do respect!

i just guessing you know for FACT  i designed that unit and comprehended it .. and i can build what i just explained ...  no sir/mam it will not be built because of you nor for you..

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