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Steorn, the Dublin, Ireland based free energy company, has announced their latest overunity technology that they have named  HephaHeat. The technology produces excess energy in the form of heat, by utilizing a low frequency…
Patent No.:Â WO/2008/103129 Applicants: KAPANADZE, Tariel [GE/GE]; (GE). TURK, Metin [TR/TR]; (TR) (All Except US). Inventor: KAPANADZE, Tariel; (GE). Priority Data: 20.02.2007 Abstract: The independent energy device improved with this invention, starts operation with the…
Q1 and Q2 oscillations in the Rosemary Ainslie NERD claimed overunity circuit. They have nothing whatever to do with function generator operation, other than depending on it as a power supply. Erratum: Of course…
I’m varying the input voltage to the PCB JT and monitoring the input current on the Tek 2213a scope and the oscillation frequency on the Philips PM6676 frequency counter. Power is supplied by the…
I’m putting this in the Joule Thief category for now. Tinman’s circuit shows some very interesting behaviour. These white LEDs are absolutely the brightest I have ever seen, without blowing. They hurt my eyes…
By the time I processed this video, and halfway thru this upload, the battery voltage has climbed to 1.32 volts and the LED is moderately bright, somewhere between 7200 Hz and 8200 Hz with…
Here we are illuminating a 40 watt tube from a single AA battery. This is a modified version of Josepino’s disposable camera circuit. I have used this same circuit to light 2 of these 48″ tubes end to end. I have also illuminated 400 leds with this sam…
I saw some video where the claimant is selling a Rodin Coil and claiming extraordinary performance from it. Well, I get about the same performance from my Wireless Power Transmitter with just an improvised…
A comparison of the indicated voltages read from 2 different Current Viewing Resistors, one a Non-inductive Kelvin Probe arrangement and the other one an ordinary wirewound power resistor, in series so they carry the…
The Function Generator FG is the “Volume Control” of the Ainslie circuit. The positive excursion controls the level of turn on of the Q1 mosfet, essentially pulsed DC. The negative excursion supplies more or…