Re: [EVGRAY] Russians just do it

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I'm  glad the work goes on and many are getting into the problems but light
bulbs are not a good measure of power unless you you use a light  meter to
ckeck luminosity .then do the math .with hi rf lighting up light bulbs is
easy .and easily miss read.

On Nov 28, 2017 11:31, "Lutz Liebers [email protected] [EVGRAY]" <
[email protected]> wrote:



Interesting video even if you do not speak the language:
Tesla transformer at 100 to 500kHz up to 300W. Circuit diagram and
properties
https://youtu.be/ItgjWqoSppE

Min 4:47:
Estimate the output-power at the incandescent *) light bulb rated 12V, 5W
on the
receiver side maybe not shining at full brightness ->




*) the pupil tests the temperature of the lampatshku prior to touching it,
since it
    might be hot

Min 4:53:
-> and compare that with the power consumption of the transmitter shown on
the
display of the connected power supply. It reads 30.5V, 0.04 Amp, equal to
1.22W

In order to clear things up, connect such a light bulb via a blue china
power meter
to a regulated power supply, adjusted to 1.22W output and just film the
bulb with
your mobile phone.

I am quite sure that it would appear much less bright than the bulb in the
video.
So the COP must be considerably beyond unity.