>First to Kenneth Carrigan about Overunity. When it comes to Moray using a
>cold cathode device, I believe this is true. As far as I know Moray made a
>solid state device using germanium that behaved like a transistor. He sent
>this off to the US Patent Office in 1927 (around the same year you
>mentioned), but was rejected because they said it would not work without a
>heated cathode.
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>
>Thanks
>
>M.R.
Hi M.R.
My understanding is that Moray's cold cathode tubes were a seperate
component, in his device, to the germanium-using (diode?) component.
Perhaps someone can clarify this.
Bill.