Free energy generating coil.

[truesearch]

@synchro1:


Have you replicated the McFarland/Cook battery?? Can you give us some details as to how it was done? Physical coil size and coil wind count? Wire gauge?


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[synchro1]

@truesearch,

Yes! 32 gauge magnet wire under 16 gauge household wire, one wrap each, overlapping on 1" diameter dielectric conduit with ferrite or magnet cores 3' long. Two wired as per schematic, capacitor in series with fast switching diode. Electrical tape between the windings. Worked great!

[e2matrix]

Thanks TK and synchro1 for the ideas.  I'm trying to get time to get this together tonight.  Will post any findings.

[synchro1]

@e2matrix,
                  You have to locate the 2 ends of the 4 wire strand. Strip and seperate the ends. Treat each colored wire as a seperate coil, numered one through four. The top wire one attaches to the top wire three. The top wire two attaches to the top wire four. Same on the bottem. The capacitor and fast switching diode in series attach to the top two junctions.     

[gadgetmall]

Synchro1 . you mind sharing your exact capacitor and diode being we all can get the exact same coil and magnet . TIA

Gadget

I would build a dc to dc down converter on that cap to bring it down to at least 1.5 volts @ minimiun 2 micro amps and you can run a jt oscillator LED/