Tools:Measurement Know How

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1 Sample Protocol

1.1 Simple Test for OU

2 TODO

3 Instrumentation Reviews

3.1 Recommended

3.1.1 West Mountain Radio CBA

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Sample Protocol

Butch LaFonte Protocol for Measuring GMC Holding's OU Device Claim (http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2004/11/18/6900053GMC_Holdings_Fuel-less_Motor/index.html#Butch_LaFonte_Testing)
- Refined test psychology, permanent magnet/Electro-magnetic motors (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/free-energy/message/15848) - Dec. 4, 2004
- A TEST STANDARD, overunity selfrunning claims, suggestions please (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/free-energy/message/15509) - Nov. 18, 2004

So, you think you have free energy? What now? - 'YoTango' sets forth a recommended procedure for (1) confirming the claim and (2) publishing, to avoid shut-down.

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Simple Test for OU

I have encountered probably in the 100's of people who are quick to make such a claim, but haven't even done the most fundamental of tests. In this case, the obvious test is to run a test where you can report filling in the following blanks:

Proposed Validation Statement: "I have a device that I am willing to demonstrate to independent witnesses which weighs ____ pounds. I have run it for _____ days off a _____ battery which weights _____ ounces. It powered a ____ watt light bulb the whole time with no other conventional source of energy in. The voltage across the light bulb was ___ volts DC at the start and ____ volts DC at the end"

Of course the bigger the time and wattage and the smaller the battery mass, the more interesting the test is. I have noticed very few claimants willing to offer this bottom line information. I really think that validating an OU claim should not be that tough of a problem.

Eric Krieg (Jan. 11, 2005)

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