No intelligent life:-) Tongue-in-Cheek is an Irish default state-of-mind 24-7-365, Ultser Marching Season not withstanding.
Case in Point: Most Irish pub-goer's first after-pub-stop within the general vicinity of the 'Blarney-Stone' is made at said famous 'Stone' upon which said pub-goers relieve themselves upon said Stone's face: And then first-thing American (mostly) Tourists duely arrive in the morning & dutifully obey the ancient custom of kissing said Stone face. . . . ?Are we 'getting-this' yet?~:-) Steorn miraculous-overunity has kept 'us' guessing for a while; and the Steorn-Micks are chuckling over their Guiness. . . It's purported that the wee-folk luv-ta-tip the guarges upon occaission whilst the lab-boyos are well inta their dailly 'toasts;' no harm, it's all in fun. . .~;-) OFF TOPIC: ?What was that about "No intelligent life on planets discovered including not upon Earth as well?"~:-) > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: RE: [Vo]:any thoughts on this new Steorn video where 2 engineers and > a physicist are baffled at their 308% overunity results? > Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2010 08:02:39 -0700 > > Let me add another very specific detail that I think Terry will agree to: an > inexpensive meter (dedicated power analyzer) from these folks is the missing > recommendation from Steorn (for good reason): > > http://www.valhallascientific.com/wattmeters-power-analyzers/index.shtml > > ... since it will likely uncover self-delusion based on inaccurate scope > readings. Get one ! if you are one of their evaluators. EBay usually has them > at a discount and many other companies make more expensive versions. > > Spiky power cannot be measured accurately with an oscilloscope by anyone less > than a professional with years of experience and a top of the line scope. > > The Valhalla permits this to be accomplished by amateurs, and even by most of > the Steorn 'experts', cough, cough (which is not to agree that there are any) > - thanks to the DSP and modern technology, so ask yourself why this is not > mentioned prominently ? > > The savings in cost of the meter is in the range of 10-1 over a good DSP > scope with power analyzer functionality - but they don't mention it due to > the fact they suspect the scam will be uncovered before they can flush out > all of the gullible testers around the globe with an extra $500 bucks to > burn, or whatever this $cam amounts to at this time... laughing all the way > to pub, mates! > > Having said that - I will concede that there could be net OU with their > device - in the sense of high-grade energy P-in (i.e. electrical) and low > grade energy (heat) P-out. But this is not claimed, since even if it were > true it will be small and will not bring in funds for continuing the > high-life in Dublin. > > For that kind of OU determination, only a precision calorimeter will suffice. > If you don't have one, why waste your time? ... and where is theirs? > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Terry Blanton > > I have been making measurements of pulse motors for many years. It's > easy to make mistakes. One should be careful in placing too much > faith in the measuring instruments. It's always good to approach an > amazing result from various angles. > > That being said, I have never failed to be able to explain, even to > non-technical people, exactly what I am measuring and what the result > means. The Orboadvocates seem unable to do this simple thing. > > Many mistakes result from trying to use power calculations to > determine efficiency. In cyclical systems, I have found it far easier > to make energy per cycle calculations and they are less prone to > error. > > T > > >
