Joule Ringer V4 and practical applications

[conradelektro]

I have a question about the Joule Ringer Crossover device that might be critical.  There appears to be a magnet connected to the inductor.  If so, this setup might be similar to the Maccanti patent (WO 9840960).  This patent claims overunity from applying fast high voltage spikes to a coil surrounding a permanent magnet.

I've been trying to find someone who has replicated the Maccanti device. Perhaps this is it.

@Eightman: the idea in WO9840960 is very interesting, I probably try it once I get the Arduino Due, which I am waiting for since two weeks. But I am a slow builder and most often I give up projects unfinished because something else catches my attention.

May be it is no news for you, at http://worldwide.espacenet.com/numberSearch?locale=en_EP you can look up all patents.

In the search report for WO9840960 one finds WO9637944, which writes about a new effect when pulsing a magnet with spikes, but it has to happen near absolute zero (towards the end of the description the technology is discussed in more detail).

So, I suspect, that nothing extraordinary will happen in a device according to WO9840960 at room temperature. But it is interesting nevertheless. Magnets are such mysterious things.

Greetings, Conrad

[wings]

@Eightman: the idea in WO9840960 is very interesting, I probably try it once I get the Arduino Due, which I am waiting for since two weeks. But I am a slow builder and most often I give up projects unfinished because something else catches my attention.

May be it is no news for you, at http://worldwide.espacenet.com/numberSearch?locale=en_EP you can look up all patents.

In the search report for WO9840960 one finds WO9637944, which writes about a new effect when pulsing a magnet with spikes, but it has to happen near absolute zero (towards the end of the description the technology is discussed in more detail).

So, I suspect, that nothing extraordinary will happen in a device according to WO9840960 at room temperature. But it is interesting nevertheless. Magnets are such mysterious things.

Greetings, Conrad

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[Eighthman]

I can only add that this supposed free energy device is different from the MEG idea in which a magnetic field is thwacked back and forth in a core ( which I think probably generates measurement errors from apparent power).


I will try to see if there is any prior art or preceding patents.