Test to see if folders will open and can be seen
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[1/6] Test to see if folders will open and can be seen
2018-02-10T21:34:24+00:00
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Douglas Konzen
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Hi all I have been going through all the files in files section, to save them onto a flash drive just in case yahoo goes belly up in near future and they let everything vanish without any warning - this very possible if you read all the horrible accounts others give on the help/support forums for yahoogroups. Anyways in this attachment (can anyone open and see?) Is something from long ago I found in files section posted by "carbonprobe" (not sure who that is!) And it is a Hector- inspired transformer experiment that he says is 9 times overunity....it seems like well documented and good measurements but I didn't really study it, I have much to do going through all the zillions of EVGRAY files, opening each one to see what is in there, then transferring them to flashdrive and also into a folder too on my computer... I have found some other great forgotten-about stuff from 10 years ago that I will put up too later on. ciao Kone
[2/6] Re: Test to see if folders will open and can be seen
2018-02-10T21:57:20+00:00
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Douglas Konzen
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Folders I cannot attach to emails, but individual files will attach....
[3/6] Re: Test to see if folders will open and can be seen
2018-02-11T02:27:23+00:00
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onielsen2000
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Hi Kone, The power calculations are not valid. There is no real (or active) load. The scope shots show the tension and current out of phase which is reactive power and the calculation of the power is made by multiplying the RMS values and phase factor even though the curves are of different shapes. Every single dots representing the curves have to be multiplied at their common sample times and then integrated over a complete cycle for a correct power calculation. Direct link to the file in the Files section as it was only attached to the email: https://xa.yimg.com/df/EVGRAY/Ferroresonant+Transformer+Measurements.pdf?token=fq0ducAlKvBaFxBWGPUXu-2UFmqXy9j3ZMVmv057MOaxOcjPKiNT8vQBVAzEgfDx42Hx3NlA27xOjsXBwwRwIzDkuz1r86gZHUI6ZbHFWDAmx_SO5v3_104kCsXhwD4Mvx-XKockQ2NL6BLGkuZOLuTuIro3461-SQ&type=download https://xa.yimg.com/df/EVGRAY/Ferroresonant+Transformer+Measurements.pdf?token=fq0ducAlKvBaFxBWGPUXu-2UFmqXy9j3ZMVmv057MOaxOcjPKiNT8vQBVAzEgfDx42Hx3NlA27xOjsXBwwRwIzDkuz1r86gZHUI6ZbHFWDAmx_SO5v3_104kCsXhwD4Mvx-XKockQ2NL6BLGkuZOLuTuIro3461-SQ&type=download Regards Ole ---In [email protected], <konehead@...> wrote : Hi all I have been going through all the files in files section, to save them onto a flash drive just in case yahoo goes belly up in near future and they let everything vanish without any warning - this very possible if you read all the horrible accounts others give on the help/support forums for yahoogroups. Anyways in this attachment (can anyone open and see?) Is something from long ago I found in files section posted by "carbonprobe" (not sure who that is!) And it is a Hector- inspired transformer experiment that he says is 9 times overunity....it seems like well documented and good measurements but I didn't really study it, I have much to do going through all the zillions of EVGRAY files, opening each one to see what is in there, then transferring them to flashdrive and also into a folder too on my computer... I have found some other great forgotten-about stuff from 10 years ago that I will put up too later on. ciao Kone
[4/6] Re: Test to see if folders will open and can be seen
2018-02-11T07:25:33+00:00
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Douglas Konzen
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Hi Ole I sent that transformer link as a test to see if I can include folders into email attachments to group (I cannot) so I sent that link of the individual file within the folder instead since I read the very first part of it, it seemed interesting so sent it....I had a feeling something might be fishy about it, since he claimed X9 overunity and also I figured you would take a look at it and analyze it very well and had feeling aksi it would be messed up measurements of real power vs reactive power which it was sorry....I am going through all the files in EVGRAY and saving them, so am also opening each, making decision if it s worthy to save the folder or files within or not....many folders are simply empty...Anyways I have seen some more transvertor transformer experiments,too where they make good effort at least to make it work. ciao Kone
[5/6] Re: Test to see if folders will open and can be seen
2018-02-11T11:15:16+00:00
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Sven Friedrich
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Hi Douglas, send everything over FR-Transformers Ferroresonance and Diode plug so that I or we can analyze it. regards Sven
[6/6] Re: [EVGRAY] Test to see if folders will open and can be seen
2018-02-11T11:45:52-05:00
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unknown
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Doug It is coming through clear as bell on this end almost instant when I click on it Steve -----Original Message----- From: 'Douglas L. Konzen' [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> To: EVGRAY <[email protected]> Sent: Sat, Feb 10, 2018 5:06 pm Subject: [EVGRAY] Test to see if folders will open and can be seen Hi all I have been going through all the files in files section, to save them onto a flash drive just in case yahoo goes belly up in near future and they let everything vanish without any warning - this very possible if you read all the horrible accounts others give on the help/support forums for yahoogroups. Anyways in this attachment (can anyone open and see?) Is something from long ago I found in files section posted by "carbonprobe" (not sure who that is!) And it is a Hector- inspired transformer experiment that he says is 9 times overunity....it seems like well documented and good measurements but I didn't really study it, I have much to do going through all the zillions of EVGRAY files, opening each one to see what is in there, then transferring them to flashdrive and also into a folder too on my computer... I have found some other great forgotten-about stuff from 10 years ago that I will put up too later on. ciao Kone
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