overunity and EnergenX
Sucahyo,
I don't believe some of these statements are very sincere - they are to
stir up trouble.
It is true that John did use some gels in many tests but also used
regular flooded cells.
These chargers are better for flooded cells.
One test from TUV that showed cop 5.0 may have been on gel
cells. The results are blamed on the Peukert effect where drawing
a very small C rating will give an unrealistic demo of what is really
happening.
But that doesn't explain a COP of 12-15 on a bicycle wheel motor.
There are a few methods of "overunity" possible with these circuits
solid state and with the rotor.
One is with simply running it at high efficiency and having a wheel
turning, accounting for the work in the wheel can put it over 1.0
depending on the build.
Another is with high capacitance discharges with a mechanical switch
where more work can be drawn from that battery as a fact compared
to how many joules left the input battery. Disconnecting the machine
from the charging battery, the battery would climb and in my tests up
to an hour and it was not a fluffy charge but one that would actually
power a load so well, I used that charge to power an electric scooter
that I would ride down to Bedini's shop (from my office down the street
9 years ago). Bearden says that is from the ion momentum in charging
mode. I think it is that and something else, but in either case, it is
for real and some skeptics want to claim that charge is a phantom charge,
but there weren't there to ride my scooter.
Another "overunity" is simply by calculating the joules that go into the
system and even if it is under 1.0 cop, you wind up with a certain amount
of usable joules in the recovery. Swap batteries, repeat and repeat
and repeat and add up all those joules of energy used and compare that
to only what initially left the input battery and it is over 1.0 cop.
But in any case, there are no over 1.0 cop claims with the EnergenX
chargers because it is irrelevant. The benefits are what they do to the
batteries and those benefits are worth their weight in gold - or batteries
at least!
Sucahyo,
I don't believe some of these statements are very sincere - they are to
stir up trouble.
It is true that John did use some gels in many tests but also used
regular flooded cells.
These chargers are better for flooded cells.
One test from TUV that showed cop 5.0 may have been on gel
cells. The results are blamed on the Peukert effect where drawing
a very small C rating will give an unrealistic demo of what is really
happening.
But that doesn't explain a COP of 12-15 on a bicycle wheel motor.
There are a few methods of "overunity" possible with these circuits
solid state and with the rotor.
One is with simply running it at high efficiency and having a wheel
turning, accounting for the work in the wheel can put it over 1.0
depending on the build.
Another is with high capacitance discharges with a mechanical switch
where more work can be drawn from that battery as a fact compared
to how many joules left the input battery. Disconnecting the machine
from the charging battery, the battery would climb and in my tests up
to an hour and it was not a fluffy charge but one that would actually
power a load so well, I used that charge to power an electric scooter
that I would ride down to Bedini's shop (from my office down the street
9 years ago). Bearden says that is from the ion momentum in charging
mode. I think it is that and something else, but in either case, it is
for real and some skeptics want to claim that charge is a phantom charge,
but there weren't there to ride my scooter.
Another "overunity" is simply by calculating the joules that go into the
system and even if it is under 1.0 cop, you wind up with a certain amount
of usable joules in the recovery. Swap batteries, repeat and repeat
and repeat and add up all those joules of energy used and compare that
to only what initially left the input battery and it is over 1.0 cop.
But in any case, there are no over 1.0 cop claims with the EnergenX
chargers because it is irrelevant. The benefits are what they do to the
batteries and those benefits are worth their weight in gold - or batteries
at least!
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