[NewCandle] SEC

[Jones Beene]

Keith

> Well to be fair, I have not built up the entire circuit and tested it. 
> My opinion is based on what's been published on the internet, mainly
> on Harti's OU site. 

In general, there is probably more disinformation there than good advice.

> As we had discussed, there is a welter of claims and circuits now.
> Have things reached a point where there is one circuit which a
> majority agree shows the anomaly? Better still, are we any closer
> to such a circuit being available from Ron himself? 

... the whole thing is so fluid that it may take a while for one circuit 
to emerge as being noticeably better. That is, unless someone can close 
then loop.

>> I have also received confirmation from another builder that 20 pairs (40 
>> total LEDs) draw much less current from the battery than do 10 pairs. 
>> That to me is very meaningful.

> Yes, I suppose it means that when you put resistive elements in series they
> add their resistances.

But the flip side of the coin is that they are producing more work (in 
the form of photon emission) with less input.

> BTW, the back to back LED circuit is a nice improvement. Now the
> diodes will look more "resistor" like to the driver and there
> won't be as much of a problem matching the voltage drops as
> there was with the assymetrical version.

Do you think there would be a further advantage, instead of using pairs 
of LEDs in the mini-AV-plug, to use more than 2?

Another question is relevant. Most of us have all heard of the term 
"cold electricity" (grimace) even though it is a very nebulous concept - 
but has anyone ever heard of "cold photons" ?

Jones