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Pirate88179

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1590 on: April 09, 2016, 03:52:13 AM »


Bill - You only half done the job:



Well is Fair Fair?

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That is TK defending himself against your "claim" that he was a paid disinformation agent or whatever.  That alone is quite an accusation and a man should always be able to defend himself.  He made no comments about your mother, ancestry or body parts so, I have no problem with TK's post.

Please just attack ideas and data and not the individual.  I know that gets hard to do at times as we are all passionate here, which is good...but, and I say this to MH and Brad as well, do not let it get personal as that is bad and, it does not get anyone anywhere.

Thanks,

Bill

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1591 on: April 09, 2016, 03:56:42 AM »
Well-that was fun :o

Anyway,in regards to my question (that was meant for minnie--who did not answer),the below is of course correct,where the wave form is correct for the circuit and scope prob placements on that circuit.

Please remember--the question was specific for the attached schematic,and i only asked if the wave form was correct for that schematic.
It was only a simple question directed at minnie,due to his comment about me needing to learn more about basic induction. Minnie was also the only one that did not answer the question.

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1592 on: April 09, 2016, 04:14:24 AM »
That is TK defending himself against your "claim" that he was a paid disinformation agent or whatever.  That alone is quite an accusation and a man should always be able to defend himself.  He made no comments about your mother, ancestry or body parts so, I have no problem with TK's post.

Please just attack ideas and data and not the individual.  I know that gets hard to do at times as we are all passionate here, which is good...but, and I say this to MH and Brad as well, do not let it get personal as that is bad and, it does not get anyone anywhere.

Thanks,

Bill



Bill - Very mature response! Thank You for that.

Fair bit of Love shown for TK however. But as you stated, Its about the Facts, real Science and proving the Lies Wrong!

So, back to it.

Lie: Current is EMF and part of Faradays Law of Induction - This is a lie and I have proven this: Click Here

Truth: EMF is defined in Coulomb's of Charge (C), which is a Quantity measured in Volts (V) - This is a completely True and I have proven this: Click Here

Most every single book in the universe and every single person with any qualification knows that: The E.M.F that Faradays law of Electromagnetic Induction predicts, that Heinrich Lenz himself clearly shows, and is incorporated into every single equation of Faradays Law of Electromagnetic Induction, being the (-) Sign, infering and a total reversal of Sign, that: Lenz's Law 180 out of phase to the Source.

E.M.F = -N dϕ/dt

Where:

E.M.F as is clearly shown, is Coulomb's of Charge (C), which is a Quantity measured in Volts (V).
The Negative Sign (-) is the SINE of the Phase relationship as stated by Heinrich Lenz himself.


Simple Calculus:

            int width = this.pictureBox1.Width;
            int height = this.pictureBox1.Height;

            Bitmap b = new Bitmap(width, height);
            Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(b);
            g.Clear(Color.White);

            for (int i = 0; i < width; i++)
            {
                int y = (int)((Math.Sin((double)i * 2.0 * Math.PI / width) + 1.0) * (height - 1) / 2.0);
                b.SetPixel(i, y, Color.Black);
            }


            for (int i = 0; i < width; i++)
            {
                int y = (int)((-Math.Sin((double)i * 2.0 * Math.PI / width) + 1.0) * (height - 1) / 2.0);
                b.SetPixel(i, y, Color.Red);
            }

            this.pictureBox1.Image = b;



Where the only thing that has changed from the Black to Red wave form is the (-) sign before the Math.Sin part.


See the Simple Picture: "Some SIMPLE Calculus.png"


So, once more, because I like the look of it, I need to reference:


Electrical Science for Technicians

Ref: Electrical Science for Technicians: Page 198



There is no such Phase Angle of ±90 Degrees that is related to the EMF, that is predicted by Faradays Law of Induction, at all. It is ±180...


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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1593 on: April 09, 2016, 04:31:06 AM »
Brad, as I've demonstrated in a video a few pages back, and as we know, the total phase shift that can be measured depends somewhat on the frequency of the oscillation, because different core materials respond differently and there will always be stray inductances and capacitances caused by wiring. SO I had to increase the frequency of my test setup to get the perfect relationship shown below.

I'm using the same setup as in my previous demonstrations, using the random ferrite-cored transformer, except that I am testing two conditions.

First, the transformer secondary open, just connected to the scope probe, so I am testing the _voltage_ across the secondary, unloaded. This produces the first scopeshot below: The 90 degree phase relationship between the applied primary current (i.e. the magnetic field) and the secondary's induced _voltage_. And as I've shown, this nice 90 degree relationship holds across a wide range of applied frequency. (30Hz, 1 kHz, and in the shot below, around 700 Hz.)

In the second scopeshot below I have attached a 1.0 ohm precision non-inductive resistor directly across the transformer's secondary, and then the probe across the resistor. So the resistor is acting both as a load, and its own CSR. Now the scope probe is measuring the _current_ as a voltage drop across this resistor.

As I said, I had to increase the frequency to make the _current_ phase shift look so accurately 180 degrees. If I perform this same comparison test at 30 Hz, I "only" get a total phase shift of about 140 degrees for the _current_, while the _voltage_ phase shift remains at 90 degrees-- as I showed earlier.

Thanks TK for doing these test,and yes,frequency has a lot to do with phase angles.

But i would like to show you a way of changing the phase relationship between L1 and L2 without changing the frequency. This also has the effect that when the two current flows of L1 and L2 are bought into phase with each other,the power drawn by L1 becomes less,and the power delivered by L2 becomes more. We will do this by way of an oscillating PM,where although L1 is the source of energy for the oscillations of the PM,the PMs field will return a higher energy amount to L1 than L1 consumed to oscillate the PM in the first place.

If you are interested in building this simple setup,and working along with me to explain what is taking place within the DUT,then let me know,and i will post a video here- of the DUT,and the effects i am getting.

I have taken into account increasing inductance,reduction in impedance --most of what i can think of,but still the results do not add up to what is taking place--so need a good set of eyes looking at,and working on this.

Due to the fact that this is not a JT setup,i (we)will be shifting to the mechanical resonance thread after initial tests are carried out.


Brad

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1594 on: April 09, 2016, 04:38:19 AM »
That is TK defending himself against your "claim" that he was a paid disinformation agent or whatever.  That alone is quite an accusation and a man should always be able to defend himself.  He made no comments about your mother, ancestry or body parts so, I have no problem with TK's post.

Please just attack ideas and data and not the individual.  I know that gets hard to do at times as we are all passionate here, which is good...but, and I say this to MH and Brad as well, do not let it get personal as that is bad and, it does not get anyone anywhere.

Thanks,

Bill


Done.


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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1595 on: April 09, 2016, 04:59:52 AM »
Thank you Chris, thank you Brad.

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1596 on: April 09, 2016, 05:32:24 AM »
Thank you Chris, thank you Brad.

Bill



Bill, be honest, where does ±90 Degrees fit, in Faradays Law of Electromagnetic Induction: E.M.F = -N dϕ/dt

Come on, be truly honest.

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1597 on: April 09, 2016, 05:45:50 AM »
Brad:

Did you just see that insane argument between TK and EMJunkie?  Well you and I had a long version of the very same thing.  It's like being witness to an insane asylum reading what goes on on treads around here sometimes.  You go to hell for having the audacity to tell me I don't know my stuff after all the time I have been around here.  It's a shameful bald-faced lie.  You "flipped" and went to the dark side and severely compromised your integrity instead of just trying to argue your points rationally.  You are a total creeper.

You exist in a cocoon around here, and that includes being in a cocoon with respect to your language problems.  I will just repeat to you that if you were on a real electronics forum you would be sliced to pieces in no time.  No cocoon, you would be sliced to pieces after people saw you in action with your sometimes strange and nonsensical ideas.  When some little project you do goes south and people are explaining to you that what you are doing is not making sense, you always have your Plan B, and that is to simply withdraw without saying anything and let the thread die.  We all know your M.O.

Do your thing, dismantle another motor and look for "energy from magnets."  Make another pulse motor, build another whackadoo transformer that "conventional engineering doesn't understand."  I don't give a rat's ass.

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1598 on: April 09, 2016, 05:51:19 AM »



Bill, are you seeing this: Profanity, personal attack... Fair Bit of Sooky Soldier... Ticks all the boxes even after the last warning!



Brad:

Did you just see that insane argument between TK and EMJunkie?  Well you and I had a long version of the very same thing.  It's like being witness to an insane asylum reading what goes on on treads around here sometimes.  You go to hell for having the audacity to tell me I don't know my stuff after all the time I have been around here.  It's a shameful bald-faced lie.  You "flipped" and went to the dark side and severely compromised your integrity instead of just trying to argue your points rationally.  You are a total creeper.

You exist in a cocoon around here, and that includes being in a cocoon with respect to your language problems.  I will just repeat to you that if you were on a real electronics forum you would be sliced to pieces in no time.  No cocoon, you would be sliced to pieces after people saw you in action with your sometimes strange and nonsensical ideas.  When some little project you do goes south and people are explaining to you that what you are doing is not making sense, you always have your Plan B, and that is to simply withdraw without saying anything and let the thread die.  We all know your M.O.

Do your thing, dismantle another motor and look for "energy from magnets."  Make another pulse motor, build another whackadoo transformer that "conventional engineering doesn't understand."  I don't give a rat's ass.

MileHigh





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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1599 on: April 09, 2016, 05:55:17 AM »

Bill, are you seeing this:

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Get lost Chris.  I recounted the story from your thread about the question on the coil and you flat-out lied and said that it wasn't true.

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1600 on: April 09, 2016, 06:02:21 AM »
Get lost Chris.  I recounted the story from your thread about the question on the coil and you flat-out lied and said that it wasn't true.


I dont Lie MileHigh, and I don’t like Liars!!!


Please just attack ideas and data and not the individual.  I know that gets hard to do at times as we are all passionate here, which is good...but, and I say this to MH and Brad as well, do not let it get personal as that is bad and, it does not get anyone anywhere.


Bill You seeing this? Provication!!! Another Box Ticked!!!

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1601 on: April 09, 2016, 06:08:00 AM »
Well I am going to try the Google search on this forum and you had better hope that the search engine sucks.

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1602 on: April 09, 2016, 06:12:25 AM »
Well I am going to try the Google search on this forum and you had better hope that the search engine sucks.


<Your Search Term> site:overunity.com


Knock yourself out!


Bill, see how helpfull that was?

Are you still watching Bill?

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1603 on: April 09, 2016, 06:38:15 AM »
 author=MileHigh link=topic=8341.msg479987#msg479987 date=1460173550]


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Did you just see that insane argument between TK and EMJunkie?

I did.
But that argument is not about the wave form that is associated to the schematic i posted.
That argument is more about terminology.

 
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Well you and I had a long version of the very same thing.  It's like being witness to an insane asylum reading what goes on on treads around here sometimes.  You go to hell for having the audacity to tell me I don't know my stuff after all the time I have been around here.

All i did MH,was correct you on your incorrect statements in regards to resonant systems associated 
with ICE's--this is !knowing your stuff!

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It's a shameful bald-faced lie.  You "flipped" and went to the dark side and severely compromised your integrity instead of just trying to argue your points rationally.  You are a total creeper.

MH
I think you will find that it was you that went to the !dark side! once i started correcting your mistakes. The fact is that you started calling me !wakaddo! and the likes as soon as i mentioned resonant systems within an ICE that increased efficiency's and power output.

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You exist in a cocoon around here, and that includes being in a cocoon with respect to your language problems.

As i have said before MH-you seem to be the only one having trouble with my language,and how i word things.

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I will just repeat to you that if you were on a real electronics forum you would be sliced to pieces in no time.

If we were on one of your !!real!! electronics forum's,we would not be discussing overunity.
But as we are on a forum that is dedicated in the search for something your !real! electronics forums would laugh at,then there is no real threat toward anyone that i may misspell some words,or be slightly out with how or where i place comers :D

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No cocoon, you would be sliced to pieces after people saw you in action with your sometimes strange and nonsensical ideas.

Ideas like-Why not just use a J/FET,and have a high winding ration between the primary and secondary,where the(high turn) secondary would turn the J/FET off.

And then an EE guy(like your self) would reply with-->But we can't forget that the bench research done around here is bleeding and weeping edge, and conventional EE'rs are stuck in the past and only know what is in books.

Then the hobby bench researcher would say-Common sense say's that if there is not enough voltage to switch on a transistor or mosfet,then you use one that is already in an on state,and boost the voltage via a step up transformer to switch the fet off.

The EE guy that loves his book's,and knows his stuff would say-->Yeah well I would have to say that that doesn't make any sense at all.  But don't let that stop you since this whole thread is filled with nonsensical statements by you and just about nobody says anything about it.

A day later,after Mr EE made an unexpected discovery about a common electronic component,he had to return and say-->I made a mistake an assumed that a JFET required some Gate-Source voltage to be ON, when that is not the case
This was of course after he said--> this whole thread is filled with nonsensical statements by you

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When some little project you do goes south and people are explaining to you that what you are doing is not making sense, you always have your Plan B, and that is to simply withdraw without saying anything and let the thread die.  We all know your M.O.

http://iaec.forumco.com/
There you go MH-here is my M.O
Years of my hard work-along with the other members,to build a great little forum from scratch. 100's of started and completed projects. Prize money donated out of my own pocket,and countless hours of organization for the pulse motor build off prizes--along with other members of the OU community.
That little forum grew faster than any other alternative energy forum on the net. You were a member there !U27!,before the owner of the forum had to kick you out for the very same behavior you have displayed on this thread,and many other threads on this forum-to the point where you have been banned from posting without prior approval--something that has never been placed on me.

I am in no way an EE,and in no way will i use terms that EE guys would find acceptable.
This is a forum for hobbyist,and for you to expect every member here to explain in terms that high end EE guys would use,is nothing more than a dream--it just will not happen.

I have been civil in my reply to you ,at the request of Bill,and also because it dose no one any good throwing insults all over the show. You may think i am posting insults in this reply,but i have posted nothing more than the truth of a small portion of the way you react to thing's i say,and only latter you find out i was correct. You are insulted more by the fact that i proved you wrong,and not by how i word thing's.

On another note--i would like to know-or could you tell us all what the magnetic force or field is actually made up of,or what it is,as to make an absolute determination that the PM dose not dissipate any power or energy at all,you would have to know exactly what the magnetic field comprises of in order to make that determination.


Brad.

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Do your thing, dismantle another motor and look for "energy from magnets."  Make another pulse motor, build another whackadoo transformer that "conventional engineering doesn't understand."  I don't give a rat's ass.

Yes-i will continue on with my whackadoo experiments,and post things i find !odd!,or do not understand.
One such experiment is about to make it's way here--feel free to post your input or thoughts,if you wish.

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Re: Joule Thief 101
« Reply #1604 on: April 09, 2016, 07:10:36 AM »
Chris:

This is as close as I can get to a smoking gun to prove that you lied:

http://overunity.com/15395/partnered-output-coils-free-energy/msg451230/#msg451230

Me to you:  "Well, you bragged a lot about your electronics prowess and knowledge about coils.  (10 years+ worth, wasn't it?)  I gave you a circuit that consisted of a voltage source and a single coil and you fell flat on your face and had a mini freakout when you could not answer a question about it."

That posting is from May 26th, 2015.  So sometime before that I posed the question to you about a single ideal coil and an ideal voltage source.  You could not answer it, and eventually MarkE stepped in and answered the very simple question.

MileHigh