I would now do a test with some of other high voltage source
that has different impedance's, which could supply some 20W of
power to a load. Then place this setup (9W or so tube/resistor)
in the circuit and see what the efficiencies would be.
>Jean, et all,
>
>Finally! A great experiment and something to analyze which may
>lead to some anomalous discoveries. Assuming that anyone can
>validate this experiment and come up with the same or very similar
>results, there should be some theory as to what is 'really'
>occurring. (cause we know it AIN'T overunity or free energy <g>)
>
>http://members.xoom.com/jlnlabs/html/fep01.htm This is the site
>that Jean experimented with... he obtained 3.8 Watts without a load
>and 3.6 Watts with a load. On the surface one would think that
>overunity and free energy is found. However, all the possibilities
>for the current laws of physics have not been ruled out. There
>could be something like vswr or impedance mismatches since his
>'resistor' measured the same readings and findings WITHOUT an
>aether antenna.. like the flash tube experiments had utilized.
>Therefore, using this resistor (without any aether antenna) invalidates
>the hypothesis of the aerial antenna to capture 'free electrons'.
>If the resistor testing would have shown different readings then
>there might have been some magical phenomena occurring with the flash
>tube and aerial. Also notice the voltage potential (stress) in the
>output with/without the load. 1260volts versus 114. That should tellya
>something about impedance mismatches.
>
>of course.. IMHO always,
>
>v/r Ken Carrigan
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