Shorting coil gives back more power

[MasterPlaster]

I am beggining to think that TPU worked on the same principal.
I remeber a comment "squeezing the electrons like a hose pipe"!

[giantkiller]

The hose pipe is the core.

I was always looking to twisting the electrons in the core. Not so any more.

Stan states Resonant action produces the secondary form of activity called Particle-impact. This is the energy from the vacuum. This is the free energy. This is the action at a distance. This is the phase conjugation.

I am beggining to think that TPU worked on the same principal.
I remeber a comment "squeezing the electrons like a hose pipe"!

[yssuraxu_697]

Did basic test:

Common core, coils side by side with slight gap.
Shorting one coil does not change the inductance
of the other coil.

Common core, bifilar coil, shorting one strand lowers
the inductance of other.

[giantkiller]

In your statement 'side by side' is that end to end? Just for clarification.
Side by side sounds like Leedskalnin PMH with U shaped core.

Did basic test:

Common core, coils side by side with slight gap.
Shorting one coil does not change the inductance
of the other coil.

Common core, bifilar coil, shorting one strand lowers
the inductance of other.

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[yssuraxu_697]

In your statement 'side by side' is that end to end?

End to end, yep.

Did one more test. This Magnacoaster thing - biasing core with magets. Test core (steel bolt) was set up like this:

NS[ ||||| ||||| ]NS
Two windings, "end to end".
Not sure was it NS NS or SN SN, did not have compass at hand.

When I fed one winding with sine wave, then other winding registered distortion like this:
http://www.qscaudio.com/support/education/designing_line_arrays/images/sine_wave_distortion.png
Look red wave.

When I fed one winding with positive square impulses, the other winding received signal strength X.
When with negative square impulses, the other winding received signal strength X - 40%.

So it has prominent "magnetic diode" effect.

In all cases received signal was weaker when magnets were attached to core.