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

[e2matrix]

Wow,  Sounds very interesting.  I've had a fascination for some time with the idea that simply some coils and transformers might be able to do something OU.  I am thinking this also fits in with some info I got from William Lyne in his book Occult Ether Physics or his other book.  I've got scopes (one digital) and a watt meter but not sure about 1:1 trafo's. 
   Looking forward to where this goes and will try to dig up or make some 1:1's.  I know Jack Noskills has a lot more talent than his name would suggest 

[e2matrix]

BTW what is you name over at Energeticforum or what is the name of the message thread there?  Oops I see now you said the DS thread (Don Smith thread).

[mscoffman]

Hi,

Not taking sides here. But you can synthesize a 1:1 transformer if you have several
(4) identical step down transformers and place them back to back conecting the LV
secondaries. For example if you have two identical utility-voltage to 12VAC step down
transformers you can make them into one 1:1 utility-voltage transformer by connecting
the 12VAC windings to each other. I do this when I need a ground isolated utility voltage
in the US and don't have a spare 1:1. Can't see why this wouldn't work in this situation.
Note the "WVA power" rating of the transformers because high LV currents can cause
winding heating.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[Magluvin]

Hey Jack

Are you sure of the circuit connections in the drawing?  I ran it on Falstad sim. The way you have it, Im getting little output as the load is across the transformer winding and the winding doesnt seem to want to give up anything to the resistor/load.

I tried switching the connections of one of the windings on the second transformer. and now there is output, but is is somewhat under the input.

Maybe Im missing something.  Im interested though.  ;]

Mags

[baroutologos]

I posted info below at energeticforum in DS thread, but might as well create a new thread here. If anyone can do replications, simulations or make this a self runner then I hope you would tell about it in this thread.

I played with two 1:1 trafos a bit and I was able to connect them so that I can get more power out than it consumes. I used small laminated iron trafos whose output was rated at 20 watts. I get maybe about 30-35 watts out, primary uses less than 6 watts. Exact COP is not important as this is low power, but how to get this result should be usefull information. If you have two 1:1 trafos you can easily verify this.
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So here you have it.

Lets be serious. What is supposed those 2 transformers to be? A normal one connected to mains (standard little input while idling and when working some 80-90% eff.) and a second one @ 1:1 ratio wired ala bucking (Series canceling is that right?) configuration. and in parallel to second wiring the load... nothing near OU can be expected from that.


And please, dont mention Tesla's name just to give credibility to your claims.
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