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Turtur's "Audio-book: The Zero-point Energy of the quantum-vacuum"
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This is VERY unlikely to run by itself without a kicker coil. The simulator is too optimistic on the ZPE gains. He is expecting the full amount of VARS to be converted to WATTS in practice only about 10% can be drawn out of the system to maintain the correct very slight lagging phase relationship from scalar. So a small 3/4" diametric neo may only be good for about 100 watts at 50,000 rpm in perfect conditions and NOT 1kw. More likely 10-35 watts is more realistic for general replications at 20,000 rpm
A kicker coil like a bedini pulse coil is required to get the magnet up to and maintain the desired speed. The series cap forces the voltage and current out of phase (again!) to produce VARS its a reactive design like the muller and others. its the only way BEMF can be defeated. Magnet flux charges virtual capacitance around the coil to induce displacement current while the coil becomes a negative inductor and pulls in stochastic electron energy from the ambient. The load matching is critical to desired rpm to run within very tight bandwidth.Comment
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Simulation problems...
Hi All-
I downloaded and ran 2 of the simulation programs, and while they showed energy gain with the default settings, the gain went away when the step duration was reduced by a factor of 10 (to .01mS), and the number of steps increased by a factor of 10.
Professor Turtur seems very knowledgeable, and very capable with math and the requisite calculations, but we REALLY need to see and measure a working model to know for sure if this is the real deal.
-joeelectroComment
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