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  • ricards
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    Originally posted by bistander View Post
    Hi ricards,

    If you and I were having a conversation involving math and I use conventional nomenclature (like plus means addition and minus means subtraction) and you, unknowingly to me, define plus and minus opposite, we could, probably certainly, encounter communication difficulty. However, at the beginning of the conversion, you were to inform me of your unconventional nomenclature, I could account for it and we could have a meaningful discussion. I believe it is the responsibility of, or at least good manners for, the one using unconventional language or terminology to make it known to those with whom he communicates.

    Actually today's been good, so far. I hope your day is also. Please don't take offense with my style. I tend to be blunt. Perhaps I should have told you that at the start of my last post.

    Regards,

    bi
    Its been a good day to me as well.. but can't sleep wants to study..

    I did state my source Eric Dollard's work, maybe your not familiar with his work?..
    I actually did not learn the "Classical" or "Standard" meaning in University.. but I am learning little by little.. everything so far in studying "Dielectricity" make sense.. I'm not even sure that Exist in "Classical".

    Glad to encounter a blunt person. (never really bump into one)

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  • bistander
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    Communication

    Originally posted by ricards View Post
    I understand perfectly what you mean.. and did found out the the standard symbol is indeed Q, but Q is defined as "Total Electrification" in Planck according to Eric dollard, (Planck I think is also different in Classical term, speed of light? I'm not sure) you see we are never really gonna use a "Common Language".

    "Classical" "Standard" mostly are Einsteinian whilst eric dollard is against him, he even went so far to write a theory of anti-relativity... but thats a whole new discussion that I do not want to get involved with.

    I believe we arrived at the same conclusion (Watt Hour is unit of Energy). why go so far to make the underlined statements?

    I take it as you really have a bad day..
    Hi ricards,

    If you and I were having a conversation involving math and I use conventional nomenclature (like plus means addition and minus means subtraction) and you, unknowingly to me, define plus and minus opposite, we could, probably certainly, encounter communication difficulty. However, at the beginning of the conversion, you were to inform me of your unconventional nomenclature, I could account for it and we could have a meaningful discussion. I believe it is the responsibility of, or at least good manners for, the one using unconventional language or terminology to make it known to those with whom he communicates.

    Actually today's been good, so far. I hope your day is also. Please don't take offense with my style. I tend to be blunt. Perhaps I should have told you that at the start of my last post.

    Regards,

    bi

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  • ricards
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    Originally posted by bistander View Post
    What you have written contains several contradictions with the standard (classical) definitions. I fail to see why we cannot use a common language, the scientific terminology used by Tesla and millions since his time.

    Watts are units of power. Watt hours are units of energy. Q is universally used as the symbol for electric charge. Q/s is current. Coulombs/second = amperes.

    When Turion or anybody else writes about power and energy, should he choose to use a nonstandard language, he should state so and define the terms and words. All rational readers assume the standard classical scientific universally accepted definitions, terminology and units unless it is stated otherwise.

    Regards,

    bi
    I understand perfectly what you mean.. and did found out the the standard symbol is indeed Q, but Q is defined as "Total Electrification" in Planck according to Eric dollard, (Planck I think is also different in Classical term, speed of light? I'm not sure) you see we are never really gonna use a "Common Language".

    "Classical" "Standard" mostly are Einsteinian whilst eric dollard is against him, he even went so far to write a theory of anti-relativity... but thats a whole new discussion that I do not want to get involved with.

    I believe we arrived at the same conclusion (Watt Hour is unit of Energy). why go so far to make the underlined statements?

    I take it as you really have a bad day..

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  • citfta
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    BM,

    The main person who has added more confusion and mixed up terms to this forum than anyone else is YOU. You have constantly posted videos of faked devices and insisted they were real even after some of us have shown you how they were faked. You attack people personally with name calling and putdowns just because they post something you don't agree with technically. You have absolutely no discernment ability whatsoever. You will believe any YouTube video if the presenter has a good way of presenting it.

    bistander and I have both spent many many hours trying to help people on this forum understand some of the technicalities of working with electronics. We have had some of our detractors actually start to listen to what we say because they have found we were actually right when we tried to help them. So you can take your claims against bistander somewhere else as they are clearly not wanted in this thread. If you had any respect for yourself at all you would have noticed he did not intrude on your thread. He came here to have a discussion with Turion. I did not see where you were invited to the discussion.

    By the way how is your buddy Gerard doing now days? You continually put down those of us that kept claiming he didn't know what he was doing. So what great discoveries has he made now? You don't need to answer that in this thread. I already know the answer.

    So if you want to see who adds the most confusion to this forum just go look in a mirror.

    I respectfully request you go back to your thread and leave this one alone. We don't need your nonsense here.

    Carroll
    Last edited by citfta; 07-19-2017, 02:40 PM. Reason: mispelling

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by bistander View Post
    What you have written contains several contradictions with the standard (......

    When Turion or anybody else writes about power and energy, should
    he choose to use a nonstandard language,

    ........All rational readers assume the standard ............
    There you go again repeating what is a known as if you were the
    instructor while everyone else failed. Joules and watts are easy
    so try to spend less time putting yourself on this imaginary pedestal
    of super-hero jot and tittle correctness, quoting guys like Tesla as if you
    were his son who deserves all of our attention.

    You want attention? Do away with the trifles and show us some
    joules you harvested, over and above the standard engineering 66 percent
    recovery 33 percent losses.

    Where is your black box Tesla JR.? Adding joules up in all of the forms
    that have been pointed out to you is not non-sense. Stop wasting
    time playing with synonyms and homonyms, then get some clues
    about why we are here.

    All of your time in post form is spent splitting nonsensical hairs.

    A watt minute is easy or watt second, set back and let someone repeat
    this again and you will be okay, then catch on.
    Last edited by BroMikey; 07-19-2017, 11:06 AM.

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  • bistander
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    Confusion

    Originally posted by ricards View Post
    Eric dollard explains this really well in his video "Origin of Energy Synthesis"

    He differentiated the "Substance-tial" or "Quantitive" to "Metrical" dimensions.

    basically "Metrical" dimensions are what you use to derive a "Quantitive" in order to define a rate (in case of time) or a density (in case of spacial).

    relating to your topic.

    "Energy" is defined as how many "Electricity" you use in one second

    Electricity per second
    Q/s=J
    Joule

    "Watt" is a unit of how many "Energy" you use in one second.

    Energy per second
    Joules per second
    Electricity per second per second
    J/s=W

    in a concrete example : you use your TV that consumes a certain amount of Energy in "Watts" same thing as your Refrigerator, and your computer... all consumes a certain amount of "Watts" that is of course different from each other... one consumes more the other consumes less..

    now since you don't use your TV,Computer or other appliances all the time, what your utility provider wants to get is the total Energy you consumed "Watt-Hour"...

    Watt = Joules/s
    W=J/s

    Watt Hour = WH
    as the name suggest
    Watt * Hour

    let us derive that

    (J/s)* (60min*60s) = (J/s)*3600s = J3600s/s = 3600 J = WH = Watt Hour

    so Watt Hour is the total Energy you have consumed using different appliances.

    there is a whole misconception (according to EPD) about "Energy"
    according to him "Energy" is not something "Primary" or "Substance-tial" its just a derivative of a "Substance" well.. anyway off topic
    hope that helps.
    What you have written contains several contradictions with the standard (classical) definitions. I fail to see why we cannot use a common language, the scientific terminology used by Tesla and millions since his time.

    Watts are units of power. Watt hours are units of energy. Q is universally used as the symbol for electric charge. Q/s is current. Coulombs/second = amperes.

    When Turion or anybody else writes about power and energy, should he choose to use a nonstandard language, he should state so and define the terms and words. All rational readers assume the standard classical scientific universally accepted definitions, terminology and units unless it is stated otherwise.

    Regards,

    bi

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  • bistander
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    The difference

    Originally posted by Turion
    I understood a watt to be a measure of one moment in time of volts x amps, but a watt second, minute or hour to be a measure of a watt over time. In other words a watt second is one volt x one amp for one second, but people keep telling me I am mixing up terms so now I am just confused. I think I will just go back to my batteries.
    Do you see the difference between "watt hours" and "watts per hour"? Wh vs W/h? Between Ws (which is a joule) vs W/s (which is nonsense)?


    Includes sections entitled:
    *Confusion of kilowatt hours (energy) and kilowatts (power)*
    and
    *Misuse of watts per hour*

    Last edited by bistander; 07-19-2017, 02:22 PM. Reason: Added wiki links

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    ............. people keep telling me I am mixing up terms so now I am just confused. I think I will just go back to my batteries.
    At least your batteries are good to you.

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  • ricards
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    Base Dimensions

    Eric dollard explains this really well in his video "Origin of Energy Synthesis"

    He differentiated the "Substance-tial" or "Quantitive" to "Metrical" dimensions.

    basically "Metrical" dimensions are what you use to derive a "Quantitive" in order to define a rate (in case of time) or a density (in case of spacial).

    relating to your topic.

    "Energy" is defined as how many "Electricity" you use in one second

    Electricity per second
    Q/s=J
    Joule

    "Watt" is a unit of how many "Energy" you use in one second.

    Energy per second
    Joules per second
    Electricity per second per second
    J/s=W

    in a concrete example : you use your TV that consumes a certain amount of Energy in "Watts" same thing as your Refrigerator, and your computer... all consumes a certain amount of "Watts" that is of course different from each other... one consumes more the other consumes less..

    now since you don't use your TV,Computer or other appliances all the time, what your utility provider wants to get is the total Energy you consumed "Watt-Hour"...

    Watt = Joules/s
    W=J/s

    Watt Hour = WH
    as the name suggest
    Watt * Hour

    let us derive that

    (J/s)* (60min*60s) = (J/s)*3600s = J3600s/s = 3600 J = WH = Watt Hour

    so Watt Hour is the total Energy you have consumed using different appliances.

    there is a whole misconception (according to EPD) about "Energy"
    according to him "Energy" is not something "Primary" or "Substance-tial" its just a derivative of a "Substance" well.. anyway off topic
    hope that helps.
    Last edited by ricards; 07-19-2017, 03:52 AM. Reason: removed rofl lol

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    I think I am starting to understand.



    I don't mean to interrupt but Bi is not speaking rationally. You are right in all
    counts but Bi keeps changing his questions a sort of going nowhere
    rambling.

    bi thinks a watt second is non sense. Can you believe that? I mean
    this is a basic math in electrical engineering. Where are the advanced
    students?

    A watt minute must be nonsensical too.

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  • bistander
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    Watt

    Originally posted by Turion
    I think I am starting to understand. I know that volts x amps equals watts and instead of calling usage over time watt hours I am calling it watts per hour.

    Watt hours is a unit of energy while watts per hour would be a rate, if there were such a thing. Yet I am still not sure why it isn't appropriate to say that a specific number of watts were used in one hour. I realize it is a little like saying how many gallons of gas were used in an hour rather than how many miles per gallon.
    Actually "watts" is already a rate as a watt is a joule per second. So "watts per hour" is an acceleration of joules (energy). The only place I've ever seen such a metric used is the rate at which large utility scale generator stations are brought on line (ie. how quickly they can be brought up to full capacity).

    Regards,

    bi

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  • bistander
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    Energy & power

    Originally posted by Turion
    So when I plug my watt meter into the wall and plug my fan into the watt meter and come back at the end of one hour and look at the reading on that meter I'm NOT looking at how much energy (watts) were used or consumed by that device during that period of time? If not, what is my watt meter telling me? Don't we pay our electric bill based on killowatt hours (1000 watts) of consumption?
    Yes, you pay your electric utility provider for the energy you use and the units are kilowatt hours. A kilowatt hour = 1000 watt hours (not watts). A watt hour = 3600 watt seconds = 3600 Ws = 3600 J ( joules, the basic unit of energy.

    If your watt meter is similar to mine, a Killawatt brand name, it reads multiple parameters, like volts, amperes, frequency, power factor, power (watts), energy (watt hours) and time (over which the energy (Wh) were accumulated. When watts are shown it is the instantaneous value of the power so there are no time units associated with that rate.

    Difficult to follow and my explanation may not be the best. So I encourage you to check elsewhere. Wikipedia does a decent job.

    Regards,

    bi

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  • bistander
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    Cool

    Originally posted by Turion
    I would love to hear what you have to say on this topic. And I DO have an open mind on this subject
    OK. First thing which stands out is your use of:
    Watts per hour,
    Watts consumed per hour,
    Watts are consumed,
    Watts consumed,
    And watts per hour consumption.

    Watt is a unit of power. As such, it is the rate which energy is used or converted, or the rate which work is done. Watt is a rate. One watt is equal to one joule per second.

    A watt per second or W/s is a nonsensical unit. Just like a watt per hour doesn't make sense. When you use, or misuse, terms or units like this, anybody reading your statements will form an opinion that your grasp of power and energy is lacking.

    Lots of folks get it wrong. Watt is the unit for power. Watt hour is a unit for energy. Watts per hour is meaningless (for context like this). Like I said, power (watts or W) is a rate. Similar to how speed (m/s or mph) is a rate. So what would you think of a person who speaks of consuming so many mph per hour? Or how many m/s were consumed? Doesn't make sense, does it?

    I mean no offense. I'm trying to help. Got to do some chores around here now. I'll check back later. I also have some suggestions but want to clear this item first so we're on the same page discussing energy and power. Please, by all means, research the subject of energy and power definitions.

    Regards,

    bi

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  • bistander
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    Message to Turion

    Originally posted by Turion
    Here is how I look at it.
    1. If I have a motor that is free wheeling and under no load, it will consume a certain number of watts per hour of operation.

    2. If I place a rotor with magnets on the motor shaft, I have created a load, which will increase the watts consumed per hour. No way to get around that.

    3. If I place a coil with an iron, ferrite or metglass core near the rotating magnets, an additional load is placed on the motor because of magnetic drag and more watts are consumed.

    4. If the coil is connected to a load, more watts are consumed

    As far as I know, there is no way to avoid the additional watts consumed in 1-2 above, so I will only address 3 and 4.

    If there is a watts per hour consumption of the motor in number 3, and you can change the core material or the physical configuration of the machine to reduce the watts consumed per hour without decreasing the output of the generator coil, that is significant to me.

    If you can take the coil you have in number four, remove the wire, and rewind it so that rather than increasing the watts per hour consumed when the coil is put under load, it reduces the watts consumed per hour by the motor, without decreasing the output of the generator coil, THAT is significant to me.

    And always remember, there is going to be a motor speed that is MOST efficient at producing speed and torque for the specific load you have.

    I know there are folks out there who DO NOT agree with this view of things, and I can honestly say I do not understand WHY. I would really like to know and understand why the believe I am off on the wrong track here. I would really LIKE to understand their thinking because they could be entirely correct and I could be completely WRONG. But I want to have an intelligent conversation about it, not be given hints and secret clues.

    I can significantly reduce the magnetic drag and get the motor to speed up when the coils are under load, so I feel like I am headed in the right direction.
    Hello Turion,

    I read your post copied and pasted above. I am reluctant to post on a thread started by BM, so I hope you find your way here. I have followed what you post and that recent exchange on another forum which frustrated you. If you'd like to have a civil conversation here, I'll give you my opinions with regard to the underlined statements in the above.

    Let me know.

    Regards,

    bi

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    That's what I thought was so ridiculous about
    MM in the first place.

    My money is on the whole thing being FAKE NEWS. Not the device
    itself, but his claim that he ever built one and his ability to replicate
    it. I don't think he knows a butt from a biscuit. So watch out if
    you see he has some butter!
    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    I am starting this thread for open discussion
    for those people who would like to discuss projects that are going
    on on this forum.

    Please feel free to comment on either one of these projects
    or any other project you would like to discuss. Remember this thread
    is for technical discussion only, NO NAME CALLING OR FLAMING.

    Respectfully,
    Carroll
    MM is an old guy trying to sound like a professional. He is always
    almost gonna and knows how better than anyone else. Maybe we can
    awaken him by asking for his hardware pictures. Mad-Mack and MM or MM
    might be the same guy. Merry -Go- Round Men, oh hold it don't build
    it like that, that is the old one I got a better, hold on a few.

    A few what? A few years? I think I'll stick with UFO, he makes sense.

    And all of these colorful power-points are worthless if you don't have
    an experiment to go with it. How long has it been? Still waiting.

    Please send your money to care and someday.

    And I didn't even name call the lxxr.

    Last edited by BroMikey; 07-07-2017, 03:08 AM.

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