Gerard Morin's Video - The Doubt about OverUnity is Over

[altrez]

Its called ESD Electro Static discharge. You ever noticed how static electricity shows up when its cold and dry?

And ask any manufacture of thermometer what effect does ESD have on an IR sensor? After all the control voltage put out by an IR sensor and interpreted by the microprocessor is based on whats hitting the sensor. Are IR sensors immune to all spectrum's of light. I bet not especially if they are made in china.

Lots of holes to fill for this info to be valid.

Matt

Hi Matt,

Very interesting thanks for the explantion!



-Altrez

[altrez]

Did they even take a reading off the heaters? I doubt they got much more than warm if even that.
Anyone playing with something like pole transformers needs to be super careful - like a MOT on steroids.

Hi ewizard,

They did not take any readings of the heaters, that is what leads me to believe this is not working the way they think it is.

-Altrez

[Zardox]

altrez - Yes as I have been saying since the beggining of this thread that I have been testing this this just like he was showing early on with a 24 volt DC motor over powered with 36 volts turning a washing machine pump motor as generator. I even have it mounted just like he has shown. The only thing I don't know is the specs on his motors and if mine are close to the same. I keep breaking the coupling so it doesn't seem like I get to test for too long befor I have to fix it again. I think that it might make an interesting candidate for the three battery system.
I find the lack of information that Gerard provides is annoying but there is enough there to experiment with. He shows voltage but not amperage. If it is cold electricity it might not be acuratly measured anyway.
I am optimistic but sceptical, after all I know that we have all explored radiant energy as well as stepping up and stepping down at least once before. I just am hoping that there is something there that we may have overlooked before. And we can test this with junk we have laying around for the most part.

[altrez]

altrez - Yes as I have been saying since the beggining of this thread that I have been testing this this just like he was showing early on with a 24 volt DC motor over powered with 36 volts turning a washing machine pump motor as generator. I even have it mounted just like he has shown. The only thing I don't know is the specs on his motors and if mine are close to the same. I keep breaking the coupling so it doesn't seem like I get to test for too long befor I have to fix it again. I think that it might make an interesting candidate for the three battery system.
I find the lack of information that Gerard provides is annoying but there is enough there to experiment with. He shows voltage but not amperage. If it is cold electricity it might not be acuratly measured anyway.
I am optimistic but sceptical, after all I know that we have all explored radiant energy as well as stepping up and stepping down at least once before. I just am hoping that there is something there that we may have overlooked before. And we can test this with junk we have laying around for the most part.

Hello Zardox,

You could add a cheap PWM to your motor to control the speed and fine tune it a bit. I am thinking about ordering the parts to test the concept and hook it up to my Tesla Switch that I am working on.

No sure what else I need other then the right motor and pump.

-Altrez

[johnnyfalcon]

Why is the cold energy contingent upon the muculloc generator?
And what is cold electricity ? And where is it? Thanks!!!!

[BroMikey]

Magneto Generator

Why is the cold energy contingent upon the muculloc generator?
And what is cold electricity ? And where is it? Thanks!!!!

Well my opinion? Is that because John Bedini said that a magneto generator gives radiant then because this has a lot of permanent magnet material in the rotor it is similar.

John Bedini uses coils and magnets to make radiant.

The arrangement of the coils and placement also improve the possibility of the production of cold radiant energy.


The best way to know what radiant cold power does is build something with magnets and coils or buy it. Then rotate that with another motor so there are direct connection between the first motor turning the generator powering various loads such as a light bulb.



Mike

[Beamgate]

Feast your eyes...

RADIANT ELECTRICITY

[Dog-One]

The Doubt about OverUnity

Here's data to feast upon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cALB8ZF_swU

Russ makes no claims and only shows the data. Can't say I see anything to get excited about.

[Zardox]

Dog-One - Those are some good tests by Russ and why I remain sceptical even though I find it interesting. In my setup I was able to output from the pump motor into a microwave oven transformer and step back down through another one and still get the 60 watt bulb to light but when I measured the voltage at the light it was only 30 volts. I find it all very fastenateing but I think it only opens the door for more questions. I was glad to here at the end that Russ plans on contacting him. I think if anybody can figure it out Russ would be the one.

[Ed Morbus]

Gerard Morin Test

I did this test with capacitors in parallel I get better results see diagram
Gerard Morin System Test [Ed].jpg

[BroMikey]

Better? Results?

I did this test with capacitors in parallel I get better results see diagram
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Hi Ed

I see you did some tests. Great going. With your best results did you get half as much wattage out in the form of light as you put in or twice? Give us some idea of the cop of your system. 10 percent or 200 percent?

And of course since meters don't always give proper reading we all realize you are going to have to generalize how much light is actually being produced.

The camera can't see what you see.

The tests setups tend to change dramatically when altered. Output to the light bulb may increase exponentially at the expense of 4X the current draw.

In the Gerard tests he shows us a .5 or half amp input that gives us something to go on. Gerard lit a bulb on 6 watts, not very impressive when you look at LASERSABERS amp readings.

Self regulating voltage and current is displayed and to many who have never twisted up a multi-stranded coil John Bedini style , are unfamilar with. This is a great revelation

Thank you for your time and effort.

Michael PS I have enjoyed reviewing much of your work.

[altrez]

I ordered a few parts to put together a small replication.

I picked up this pump:

Amazon.com: Frigidaire 137108000 Drain Pump: Home Improvement

Still looking for a DC Motor.

-Altrez

[Turion]

I drove up north yesterday (7 hour round trip) and picked up the McCulloch motor Chris found at a garage sale. Will tear it down over the next couple days and shoot video and some pictures for everybody to see.

I also heard from Husqvarna, who bought McCulloch (which was sold at least a couple times) and they have no parts, manuals, or any idea where to get any.

[vidbid]

McCulloch Generator Manuals

I drove up north yesterday (7 hour round trip) and picked up the McCulloch motor Chris found at a garage sale. Will tear it down over the next couple days and shoot video and some pictures for everybody to see.

I also heard from Husqvarna, who bought McCulloch (which was sold at least a couple times) and they have no parts, manuals, or any idea where to get any.

Try to find out the model number.

Here's a link to about two dozen McCulloch generators.

Regards,

VIDBID

[Turion]

The one I have is (I believe) the 1200. It only has one Double plug receptacle on it and no 220 outlet.

I have the cover plate off and have looked at it. The two coils are NOT identical. One is composed of double stranded flat magnet wire. The other is composed of some kind of flat metal strip about 1/2 inch wide wound tightly, almost like a transformer. There are no wires or electronics in the thing except for two wires coming off each coil, an in-line fuse, and the electrical receptacle.

There is a rotor on the back and one on the front, with the two coils sandwiched in the middle, and the rotors are locked together. The rotor appears to be of solid iron. I ran a magnet all over it (both sides of the magnet) and could get nothing but attraction, with no hint of any magnetic repulsion. Curiouser and curiouser. There is a bolt on the end of the shaft that holds on the outside rotor. I took that out, but the rotor wouldn't budge with any puller I have here. I think I may have to enlist the aid of a machine shop somewhere to see if I can get this thing pulled apart. Sorry guys. This is going to take some time. I have a friend with a machine shop, but he does't have the equipment to deal with this.

Picture of the coils attached