Simple to build isolation transformer that consumes less power than it gives out

[dieter]

BTW Vasik, he's right, conventional Transformers are lossy, getting warm even without a load.

[Jack Noskills]

Yes, voltage and current being out of phase is indeed a possibility.


Sorry, I don't have proper gear to do the test you suggest.

[dieter]

If your device works with a non perfect AC source, just take a car battery, and make it produce some simple ac, eg. with a mechanical alternator system, using a little dc motor and brushes. Then you'll see how fast the battery decharges, compared to when the battery is used directly with the bulb, at the same brightness.

[poynt99]

I have a questions for experts:


Why the input light had not light or heat while the output light had light and heat ?

What circuit does this refer to?

If I was to presume it is some circuit with a series "input" bulb, and a shunt "output" bulb, then this question has already been answered in gotoluc's recent thread, as well as several years ago by me in response to one of Luc's experiments.

It seems apparent from your question that you have not yet attempted to answer this yourself. The answer is as simple as can be. Draw it out and analyze it yourself. There is no mystery about this.

[dieter]

I wouldn't say that. There is still the recursive tail chaser. And actually, who's to say everything about induction is already explored. Yeah, Galileo was sued for witchcraft, but did he give a darn about it?
I believe there's lots more to explore and it might be a key moment for mankind, to finally get rid of the economical dogmata of science and proceed in evolution.