On 26/10/2007 10:10 AM, Jones Beene wrote: > Esa Ruoho wrote: >> seems like this has been updated >> http://www.drstiffler.com/ce4.asp > > This is now shaping up as a very important experiment with a bona fide > energy anomaly, and with a possible ZPE explanation. The anomaly is most > evident in the form of electrical-in to lumens-out. > > Near the bottom: LED Heat production was tested using the simple single > coil circuit as shown in multiple images and described above. Ten LEDS > were grouped together and enclosed by placing a Styrofoam tube around > them and wrapping the tube in insulation wrap. A digital thermometer was > used that reads to 0.1'C and has an accuracy of +/- 0.1'C. The ambient > temperature was measured with a digital thermometer calibrated to NIST > Standard Reference. > > The test chamber was allowed to equalize with the ambient temperature. > As seen in the photo the start of the first test shows the test chamber > device at 24.7'C and the ambient at 24.6'C. > > The first test was run for one hour. > > Results of 1 hour run; > LED test chamber 23.0'C --- Ambient 24.5'C > > [TEMP DROP !!] > > The results of the first test were interesting and it was decided to run > another test for a longer period of time. The second test was setup in > the same was as the first and lasted for four hours. At the end of the > four hours the readings were; > > Results of 4 hour run; > LED test chamber 24.0'C --- Ambient 23.8'C > > [small gain] > > END > > > OK this is important for several reasons. The light emission is being > captured in the setup and adds to the stabilized heat- which is > essentially zero gain. > > This setup was done out of expediency to get a closed system. If - > however - the light were let-out through a clear window which kept heat > from coming in - then there would undoubtedly be a real temp drop > instead of a tantalizing hint of a temp drop. > > That could be indicative of a what one would expect from ZPE coherence - > which is a THERMAL LOSS of one form of energy as ambient energy is > converted to another form (light) but at the same time the LoT are being > maintained. > > IOW ZPE in effect "props up" the thermal spectrum; and when it is > withdrawn, then there is an unavoidable temp drop, which may be masked > it the total energy is stabilized by keeping all the energy in one > place. If and when light is not downshifted back to heat - we may see > what is perhaps the first bona fide evidence of ZPE coherence in a > simple reproducible experiment. > > Very important clue IMHO. > > Jones
This suggests "cold" electricity is an appropriate name. ;-) Harry
