Right, that was a know problems with simple rectification and transformers that get magnetized.
however you can clearly see it on the waveform. You see the asymetry of shape. impossible to miss. second point is that mixing two voltage, it will kill or trouble other instruments plugged (peak too high), if not using transformer. Rossi would have to know no classic switch power supply will be plugged. this is why the only question if how far Rossi controlled the installation. This is the only important point about fraud : was there enough freedom for testers to make fraud too risky. 2013/5/27 Duncan Cumming <spacedr...@cumming.info> > Some people find the difference between current and voltage confusing. > What I am saying here is that if you connect a resistor in series with a > diode to a wall socket, then the CURRENT drawn is direct even though the > VOLTAGE at the socket is alternating. (Rossi does not seem to understand > this concept judging by his message that got posted today). So unless you > use a DC rated current meter (such as a shunt) you will not sense all of > the current, and hence power, drawn from the wall socket. > >
