Free energy generating coil.

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@gadgetmall,
                     
                       I'm in Costa Rica right now far from my shop in Northern California. I can tell you the capacitor was a 2.2 mf used in the French Inverter circuit, and the diode a Radio Shack fast switching Shottky type. Sorry I can't be of more help from down here.
                     
                      The DARPA article mentions the temperature differential generating potential, along with Gauss. The coil should act like a Peltier module with a 10 degree centigrade differential. The coil and diode also apparently generate power from the basic oscillating frequency of magnetisem. The microwave background energy has a very tiny wave length as well and accounts for the spontaneous charge way out in the woods. The fast switching diode is everything. I don't think the capacitor value would make any difference.
                       
                       The other thing I discovered is that any thin gauge bifilar (Joule) wrap coil 28 to 32 gauge magnet wire coil will generate power the same way with the capacitor and fast switching diode in series with the coil leads, both with and without the magnet core. Again, the diode is everything! 

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              Ishmael Aviso invented a Free Energy Generating Coil with a crystal matrix core. His coil is a 2D microwave rectenna. Some theorize he's recieving cell phone signals as well. I attached a photograph of it below. My point is that filling the 4 wire intercom coil core with a mixture of Alum and Borax would capture and rectify the microwaves at the molecular level as well, and increase the output. This would require two seperate disimilar electrodes from the crystal core, and wire in to the same storage capacitor attached to the coil ends. The addition of Tourmaline would add a third dimension. I call the 3D coil "Cosmovoltaic". Ishmael Aviso is a Microwave Engineer.

              "Pulverized tourmaline fine powder belongs to far infrared radiation ceramics"! Far infrared and microwave have wave lengths that are in close adjacency. They merge between ten to the fifth and ten to the second hertz. The size proportion is between a butterfly and a person. Melting and bonding these crystals creates a third unique crystal. Additional power is generated from wave resonance in the 3D rectenna as an extra feature.

[e2matrix]

@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.   

That's the info I was really looking for when I asked about wiring it.  I tried some things last night but I started out wiring it like the diagram below.  Then I realized that was all wrong after looking back at JT bifilar winding info (something I never had really gotten into other than the Joule Ringer - which I did have some success with).  Started out like below but was not getting any results.  I attached TK's wiring to 1 and 4 on the outside end.  Nada.  Nothing even on a scope.  Tried lots of values for caps but after I was questioning my quadfilar winding skills I ended up looking at JT stuff and started playing with using it as a JT.  It doesn't make a very good JT though as the core of this large spool is about 2 to 3 inches in diameter and hard to get any ferrite in there.   Ended up the night wiring a bifilar coil on a 1.5" ferrite toroid per JT instructions and wasn't even having much luck with that.  I need to go back the Joule Thief school and then maybe I'll tackle the quadfilar coil.    So for now nothing exciting to report other than some anomalies I noticed while playing with that big coil which didn't fit what I expected to happen - but all just very low voltage anomalies.   
One other thing to mention I tried injecting a square wave signal into the coil and was using the Schottky's in an Avramenko configuration which was getting the most voltage out at around 1.725 MHz.  However the coil had little effect on that setup and would produce the same running straight to the Avramenko with just the one lead from the signal generator and no ground.  I was seeing about 15 volts like that.  With just that one lead I could charge up a 1650 Mfd cap fairly fast off the Avramenko and it would produce a good spark when discharged.
I've often wondered if you have a hundred or more Avramenko plugs all tied to one source if the paralleled output of them would produce a lot of power.  Sorry I'm getting off topic here but Avramenko's seem like they need a lot more attention and exploration.

[e2matrix]

@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.     

You may be correct but for some reason it doesn't sound right.  I do much better with a drawing or schematic.  Could you draw a rough one up?  Below is how I picture quadfilar but I'm not sure where the attachment points would be to the rest of the circuit with this setup. 

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Overunity currently features a front page video of a thick copper wire coil with a thick center tap spiral copper wire leading nowhere, and a horseshoe VCR magnet glued to the bottem. The video shows the coil and magnet generating 5.92 volts, and running a 9 volt D.C. motor.

I found measured voltage in a bifilar coil with a diametric tube magnet placed in the air core. This effect was tested and reported by me on the forums and adds legitimacy to this incredible video, which seemingly defys logic. This looks simple enough to replicate. I believe it's worth a try.

One big mistake in this claim, because a static non moving magnet cannot generate DC through a coil... Better luck with your claims next time ;-))


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