Gerard Morin Energy

[Turion]

Whether meters work or not with this stuff depends on HOW they are used. If you plug a kilowatt meter into the receptacle on the generator and then plug your load into it NOTHING that happens later in the circuit will mess up the reading on that meter. NOTHING. Unless of course you short everything out and smoke the meter.

As for measuring the output, that can be fairly easy to do. Take a standard lightbulb and run it at a specific voltage using a variac and measure the amps, so that you know the watts. Now use a laser thermometer to measure the temperature of the lightbulb. Crank up the voltage a bit and record your data again. Crank it up some more and record your data again. You are creating a scale that gives you a relationship between the temperature of the lightbulb and a specific amount of watts input.

Then hook up a bunch of the same wattage lightbulbs to the output of the device and measure the temp of each one. That tells you the output in watts. IF the device will also run a chop saw, that chop saw HAS to be plugged into a receptacle. Plug a kilowatt meter into the receptacle and plug the chop saw into the meter. If the chop saw works, the kilowatt meter will work. It's that simple.

Dave

Dave

[DavidE]

Turion

"Its that simple."

Not likely. Once in the realm of this different kind of power, about everything we thought was common sense before, is not consistent with all kinds of power. We need to step back and apply some deductive reasoning to the results we can replicate.

In time we will learn some new fundamentals about capturing and transforming ambient energy to devices of the day.

For now let's consider what we are seeing as phenomena, until we can get a better handle on methods of manifestation and use.

[altrez]

Hello All,

The first thing we could do as Dave suggested is simply plug in a line splitter at the generator and log the Voltage and amp draw very simple to do. The next thing is we run each heater in its own box on the inside we measure temperature using several different types of thermometers all located at different areas of the box.

We then run the heaters for 1 hour using conventional AC to get a base reading then repeat the test the next day using Mr. Morin's method.

A dyno can be setup on the saw to check speed and power mechanically. We could also cut a block of wood using each method of power. All these tests will work and can used to prove or disprove any gain.

I tried the test with the drain motor it did light up a CFL very bright and got an incandescent of 75 watts to glow but I did not see any OU.

-Altrez

[DavidE]

BroMikey

You said:
"gerard is talking about cold radiation and how the amp clamp reads 0 or it reads 1.07 or some other crazy number. This is because we are using one form of cold radiation that gets into all of the wires, oil, metal can LIKE AS GAS.

This is very important to repeat to yourselves. "LIKE A GAS" remember that. Gerard says that the genset and cans are not powering the load with amps."

One of the biggest challenges I see is utilizing traditional words that often have traditional definitions. When we say the word "radiation" people have this notion that it may be composed of a harmful element, or wave that can damage living cells. Like so many things, radiation can range from harmful to healthful depending on frequency and interaction with organic cells.

Essentially what is stated here is quite counter intuitive, but once your circuit or reaction begins and attracts ambient energies with certain properties, the energy instantly becomes pervasive in and around the circuit.

Just a few days ago, I produced an experiment that allowed me to collect usable energy from a single wire, positive or negative terminal of the battery, anywhere within the extent of the circuit once the oscillations began. This energy will pass through your body, a capacitor or even led's or diodes with equal non-directional ease. Obviously that form of energy is from the ambient, brought forth by the interaction with the oscillator circuit.

Once the circuit runs - the power appears everywhere locally, the more load you connect, the lower the amp draw on the transistor.

Natures balancing act. As imbalances occur, natures puts back whatever is necessary to maintain equilibrium.

[RAMSET]

caloric measurement

Works for me...
I have been using calorimetry for years to measure output over input
The last time we did it here with Oilpiggy's [Gabriel] friction heater.
it worked like a charm.

here however you would need a fixed loss to ambient protocol
Brutally simple and Flawlessly effective [cheap too]
Mikey I am sending you a PM with My phone number.

I love how you fellows are working together ,we need more of this.
thx
Chetkremens@Gmail.com

[BroMikey]

Essentially what is stated here is quite counter intuitive,


Once the circuit runs - the power appears everywhere locally, the more load you connect, the lower the amp draw on the transistor.

Natures balancing act. As imbalances occur, natures puts back whatever is necessary to maintain equilibrium.

Yes I agree I should call that energy something other than radiation because of the stigma surrounding the word. You are making my day. Your circuit is very encouraging. Is there any experimental guidelines to follow your work? What is it, a standing wave?

I am very interested in building small circuits also.

I hope you will come back around to see our project.

Mikey

[BroMikey]

Measuring OU

Thanks for the call Chet I never thought of that route to measure OU. Of course the National religion tells us that OU is blasphemy. But as long as we don't get burned at the stake we will be good to go.

I liked your simplistic box measuring technique where the load has one room in the form of we will say a cardboard box, also the standard house current with the same resistive load in another box to see which one is greater.

To easy. Thanks for that example.

Mikey

Works for me...
I have been using calorimetry for years to measure output over input
The last time we did it here with Oilpiggy's [Gabriel] friction heater.
it worked like a charm.

here however you would need a fixed loss to ambient protocol
Brutally simple and Flawlessly effective [cheap too]
Mikey I am sending you a PM with My phone number.

I love how you fellows are working together ,we need more of this.
thx
Chetkremens@Gmail.com

[BroMikey]

Scale

Whether meters work or not with this stuff depends on HOW they are used.

You are creating a scale that gives you a relationship between the temperature of the lightbulb and a specific amount of watts input.

Then hook up a bunch of the same wattage lightbulbs to the output of the device and measure the temp of each one. That tells you the output in watts.


Dave

Hello Dave

yes I see what you are doing and in so many words you are saying the same things. It stands to reason that this type of reasoning is in order.

Create a scale of some kind. This stuff will fool you.

Mikey

[jimboot]

Good luck guys. I'm looking forward to the results whatever they are. Well done for pooling your resources on this.

[BroMikey]

Pooling funds

Right on, it doesn't hurt to ask who can do what or find out who already has most of what we needed to start. Hitby has it all and is the right guy for the job.

I will be keeping the group informed as to our preliminary results as well as our next advancement. This stuff is really real. High voltage radiant electrostatic charges can be set up to draw in energy such as we see with any endothermic interaction.

Once we have a few tests made we will try to improve on the design.

We are open to ideas to get the best output so everyone please be free to speak up if you have an idea.

Personally I think oil filled transformer help to trap more cold radiant lectric

Mikey

Good luck guys. I'm looking forward to the results whatever they are. Well done for pooling your resources on this.

[Hitby13kw]

McCulloch Generator schematic & oil change

@team - Didn’t get as much done as we wanted to (that’s life)
but we did get the oil changed & drew a schematic Quick video

– plan to run it on a scope next - more to come.


Hitby13kw

[BroMikey]

Teaser Video

HEE HEE HEE I just love the way you are keeping us all of the edge of our chairs. The diagram is great. That thing could be wired up in series to get 240vac out of the two windings, but I think it might work better the way it is? I don't really know.

That machine is so clean. Take your time and it will all go together.

It looks like you have a camera man back there somewhere. It looks like a nice day out there. We had 50 degrees in Kansas, today.


That oil is the good stuff. I can hardly wait to see how loud that dog really is, if only I had a better muffler to send you, oh well it will have to do.

I never asked you if you had $100 RV cord to run the Genset out in the yard and then up to the shop, say 50-75 feet?

I have one here that handles 30 amps. That is what you must have so you don't get a voltage drop or heating of the wire. Those cheapO orange cords won't handle 20 amps for very long before they get soft and start stinking.

You probably know that a 12 awg wire is what you need to be 20-30 amp capable. Especially running the Genset way out in the yard. If you don't have that wire let me know and we will dig up more dough to get one sent over.

We will get you what you need after that too.

One of these days it will be fun to see the scope shot. You are my kind of experimenter who knows what we all want to know. Right down to the fine details. You are the right guy for the job.

Some of those guys on youtube make a video and you wonder why they even make it. They don't give you anything to go on.

Mikey PS better use a dummy loud

@team - Didn’t get as much done as we wanted to (that’s life)
but we did get the oil changed & drew a schematic Quick video

– plan to run it on a scope next - more to come.


Hitby13kw

[MagnaMoRo]

@team - Didn’t get as much done as we wanted to (that’s life)
but we did get the oil changed & drew a schematic Quick video

– plan to run it on a scope next - more to come.


Hitby13kw

Great video! Many thanks.
Question:
It's a little bit hard to see in your video, but... Are those D-coils wound using flattened ovular shaped wire?

Also, understanding how a magnetic field generates the maximum possible current flow in a coil (when it sweeps across the conductors at a 90 degree angle), I am wondering about the efficiency of this D-shaped coil. It seems to me that there would be an awful lot of wasted copper in this design. I could be wrong.

[wantomake]

cold radiation

I recommend everyone watch this video again.

gerard is talking about cold radiation and how the amp clamp reads 0 or it reads 1.07 or some other crazy number. This is because we are using one form of cold radiation that gets into all of the wires, oil, metal can LIKE AS GAS.

This is very important to repeat to yourselves. "LIKE A GAS" remember that. Gerard says that the genset and cans are not powering the load with amps.

Also that light bulbs run on this form of energy will never burn out again because they run on cold radiation.

By the way the chopsaw went up and down with the load but it sounds like it is going to explode running to fast all by itself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Spf5WVGgSY

Thanks Bromikey,
I can't contribute here, wish I could, but would like to replicate this some day.

A question if you don't mind; can any generator with magnets on the rotor produce "cold radiation" or only the McCullough mite-e-lite? If I missed this I'll go back again and re-read.

Great thread and thank you,
wantomake

[mscoffman]

Concerning the true OU test.

My tendancy would be to have available four x times 3KW 240VAC water
heater elements as loads. What you want to see is the generator support 1
load but not be supporting 2 or 3 of these loads when it is not connected to
the transformers. (somehow, without destroying the generator). But
supporting 2, 3 or even 4 of these loads when connected to loads through
the transformers. No calorimetery - but wattage is proportional to output
voltage relative to 120V or 240V, so measure output voltage. If you can
show you can do this OU, you will have proven useful levels of overunity
energy production.

It you can do this one should be sensitive to what a kilawatt meter says is
the PF power factor between the generator and transformer as you may
have some VAR's (virtual watts) rotating between the generator and the
transformer or between chopsaw and output transformer. But don't be
concerned about this before you find overunity.

If you want to have a running chopsaw for audio diagnostics that would be
fine, just don't count the raw nameplate wattage. You will have to consider
whether you want the chopsaw to be a load, an electronic monitoring
instrument, or as part of the generation subsystem itself.

This may all sound gonzo, but that is what OU seems to prefer and what the
user will need to see to make this system viable. Check out the GEGENE
Induction Cookpot heater experiment to see about what overunity energy
might look like.

Why not make the first test of the system for what ones *needs* to see
as low levels of overunity may be on a disconnected path from that at high
levels?

:MarkSCoffman