New Overunity Transformer from Alexander Kugushov

[Hope]

@Abba    The refrigerant is the cooling agent causing the cooling not the SC wire.  It is his solution to heat build up.   It is not a show stopper, just a bit of information and his solution.   Is this the same format as the UK OverUnity group Stefan?   Looks familiar anyways.  I like it too.  Thank you

[AbbaRue]

@Hope
I'm trying to understand what he means by this statement:
Result: The temperature 0...-55*C is formed inside the wire, not outside, that is cooled by the current itself, not the conductor current. 
I do see dia. 4 on the cooling system.

[SchubertReijiMaigo]

@ AbbaRue: So it's a negative resistance ? when current flow into it, the wire coil itself (draw energy from ambient ?) winding the primary of a trafo will tun it into negative resistor ? so he can extract power without reflecting to the source ?

[Hope]

I believe it is a translation error or I am not correct.  But if it cools itself then why the need for the cooling circuit.   AND I agree that his statement reads the way you described it. 

This statement on negative current is relevant to a discussion at least.  To me it involves why we can't measure nor even sense it.  My feeling (and I have NO WAY of proving it) is that it the other half of the cycle of current travels in a negative time line than what we do.  In this way a complete balance is achieved.  Also we must take into account particles of atoms reactant but not seen.  They must be allowed to balance totally in that they move in a TOTALLY negative manner which also mean they create this cold current.   While expansive currents byproduct is heat, contractible current we will sense are causing cooling.  We can get this effect by making one conductor within another that are of different resistive natures.  This causes a lag of one current type over another, be it the negative or positive current.  It isn't really holes being filled it is repulsion/attraction as we can see in magnets.

Richard

[madddann]

Hey guys, what about contacting the inventor and ask him some questions? ...like... what materials did he use in his youtube videos and maybe how would one go about replicating that?
...and of course invite the inventor in this thread (if he speaks english)...

Is there someone willing to do that (that speaks russian)?

Dann