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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #25 on: 2012-12-31, 06:58:11 »
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The 4 LED circuit.  Pleasant surprise - Less input and more output.  Higher COP.  Lighting 4 LEDs is better than lighting 1....
   
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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #26 on: 2012-12-31, 23:55:58 »
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Mr. TS Lau managed to improve his prototype from less than 2 minute no-battery lighting to over 20 minutes.  A matter of workmanship.

Not bad for a retiree with no technical background.  He can help in training others now.  Pour some Divine Wine?

He is ready to advance to the next stage of actual oscilloscope analysis.  That requires hard work and dedication.

Can he discover a commercial FLEET condition and produce a marketable device?  That requires Blessing from the Almighty.....
   
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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #27 on: 2013-01-01, 03:27:46 »
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http://www.overunity.com/12686/is-joule-thief-circuit-gets-overunity/msg349617/#msg349617

First independent check on the Internet on the Christmas Gift???

The same circuit but the differences are:

(1) use variable inductance
(2) use a 70nf capacitor
(3) use battery alone (standard JT) or battery + capacitor (oscillation mode)
(4) Brightness not much affected by inductance change in JT mode.  But great changes in oscillation mode.

The result:
(1) oscillation mode starts dimmer and builds up brightness.
(2) It draws less current (10 mA vs 14 mA) for steady operation
(3) It has a sudden jump in brightness with input current apparently the same. (The Geoffrey Sun observed effect?)

If TK can measure or capture the Instantaneous Voltage and Instantanesous Current to obtain Instantaneous Power for both Input and Output, he will (most likely) find that he can get overunity at some frequency range.

Is the Christmas Gift from the Almighty overunity???  Amen.
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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #28 on: 2013-01-01, 04:48:32 »
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What are the 2013 New Year resolutions:

(1) Continue the Christmas Gift with more people trained, double, triple check all data.
(2) Improve the Christmas Gift with more load.
(3) Improve the Christmas Gift with 2n3055.
(4) Do a comple case study using the lead-out energy and record it on a video.
(5) Market the cheap version of the Lead-out Energy Research Kit with the features of oscilloscope-test-ready, battery charger, different LED arrangement, etc.
(6) Participate in one or more academic conferences to promote the Lead-out energy theory and the Research Kit.

Help others to develop their products.  Have one or more lead-out energy products ready on the shelf as 2013 Christmas Gifts?
   
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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #29 on: 2013-01-02, 00:53:01 »
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Much to celebrate...

My beloved Grand daughter, Forever Yuen,  treated me and friends to a traditional village style Chinese dinner and a special cake.

We may be advanced in age but our hearts are still young.
   
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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #30 on: 2013-01-15, 06:46:45 »
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Another check of the Battery Charger at the BSI Office.

The two batteries are recharging each other and lighting a LED at the same time.  There were two occasions when the voltage of the charged battery went more than 1.6 volts.  When this was observed, the batteries were taken out and allowed to rest for some minutes.  The voltage dropped back to the expected 1.3V approximately.

At the Office, the two batteries were taken out after Office Hours.  But at the bedroom lab, they were connected all the time.  At the bedroom lab, the Input battery Voltage dropped below 200mV but the LED was still ON faintly.  Hand crank or DC Power Supplied at 1.5V was reconnected for about 5 minutes, the two batteries went back to the recharging each other mode.

We have to understand this sudden peak or valley behavior more before launching of the Forever Lighted Lamp product.

The oscilloscope analysis was repeated with COP >10.
   
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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #31 on: 2013-01-16, 21:09:26 »
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The magic blinkers.

Four hours after no-battery, the two FLEET prototypes still show blinking effect.

Such were observed a couple of times.  This time, we have videos.
   
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Re: Christmas Gift to the World « Reply #32 on: 2013-01-17, 01:06:41 »
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GREAT posts Lawrence.

Thank you.

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