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Hoppy,
Over 1.0 COP is Overunity in the intended sense of the word. Technical we can't have more than "everything" so there really is no overunity but it is a term that is widely accepted to mean over 1.0 COP.
Many people that talk about overunity do think it means over 100% efficient, which is different from COP but they haven't figured it out yet.
In either case, overunity means over 1.0 COP so in the INTENDED meaning of the word, anything over 1.0 COP is overunity. A windmill with 100% environmental input has a COP of Infinity and is overunity. Something at 1.01 COP is overunity.
You can clearly see that on John's bicycle wheel energizer that there is a big heavy fan (radiator fan) and is a LOAD and is doing WORK (blowing wind)...it blows my hair back when my face is in front of it. lol It is doing real work.
The batteries charge just fine from it.
I have also done many tests with a belt pulley system, which is a load and also no problems. The energizer isn't made for torque but the mechanical is still doing work. Look at all the fan projects...those all blow air at the same time... the load has no negative effect.
You say nobody has shown convincing proof, but if your analysis on all of that doesn't see over 1.0 COP, it is because you don't let yourself see it and not because it isn't there.
It is easy to get 90% efficient in the recovery battery. Doing actual dyno test on the rotor the old fashion way with a leather strap and springs, etc... you can calculate EXACTLY how much mechanical work is there and the equivelant electrical power that is supposed to be requierd to produce that mechanical work. Add that to 90% and it is over 1.0 COP. You can deny it but you also haven't done the test to measure mechanical. If you did, you'll see over 1.0 COP staring you square in the eyes.
Power readings on the shunt of the Bedini system have all been done in the same way as discussed here. Power in and power out.
You do realize that TUV from Germany tested Bedini's machines and recorded a 500% gain compared to the input. COP 5.0 (not 500% efficient).
COP ratio for these devices are PERFECTLY suited for comparing total output comapred to what we pay for on the input.
This is an old tired argument.
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Over 1.0 COP is Overunity in the intended sense of the word. Technical we can't have more than "everything" so there really is no overunity but it is a term that is widely accepted to mean over 1.0 COP.
Many people that talk about overunity do think it means over 100% efficient, which is different from COP but they haven't figured it out yet.
In either case, overunity means over 1.0 COP so in the INTENDED meaning of the word, anything over 1.0 COP is overunity. A windmill with 100% environmental input has a COP of Infinity and is overunity. Something at 1.01 COP is overunity.
You can clearly see that on John's bicycle wheel energizer that there is a big heavy fan (radiator fan) and is a LOAD and is doing WORK (blowing wind)...it blows my hair back when my face is in front of it. lol It is doing real work.
The batteries charge just fine from it.
I have also done many tests with a belt pulley system, which is a load and also no problems. The energizer isn't made for torque but the mechanical is still doing work. Look at all the fan projects...those all blow air at the same time... the load has no negative effect.
You say nobody has shown convincing proof, but if your analysis on all of that doesn't see over 1.0 COP, it is because you don't let yourself see it and not because it isn't there.
It is easy to get 90% efficient in the recovery battery. Doing actual dyno test on the rotor the old fashion way with a leather strap and springs, etc... you can calculate EXACTLY how much mechanical work is there and the equivelant electrical power that is supposed to be requierd to produce that mechanical work. Add that to 90% and it is over 1.0 COP. You can deny it but you also haven't done the test to measure mechanical. If you did, you'll see over 1.0 COP staring you square in the eyes.
Power readings on the shunt of the Bedini system have all been done in the same way as discussed here. Power in and power out.
You do realize that TUV from Germany tested Bedini's machines and recorded a 500% gain compared to the input. COP 5.0 (not 500% efficient).
COP ratio for these devices are PERFECTLY suited for comparing total output comapred to what we pay for on the input.
This is an old tired argument.
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