Free Solid State/mechanical energy

[FreeEnergy]

i can be off track and wrong, but from what i understand Alternating Current can be transfered from very long distances without losing much energy. so this long distant wire has a huge magnetic field that feeds its source of energy. you just have to know how to tap into this long distant magnetic field wire and make it feed its source of energy.

[allcanadian]

If the four quadrant electrical theory holds true then we can have an AC or DC input in patent 464444 as Tesla stated, but we lack both an impulse and an oscillation. I don't believe the term oscillation is refering to alternating current. I think oscillation is refering to a compression wave like a sound wave. To get an impulse current followed by oscillation current I would think you would have to slam the incoming HV secondary wave into the incoming primary wave in the transformer coils, send the primary back to where it came from and the secondary would oscillate within the secondary circuit. So you never really have a primary current flow, it is always reflected back to source.
In teslas later work he always stated this impulse current or abrupt localized disturbances in the media was the source of his power.
I can't help but think that if self-induction is neutralized and we have an impulse into the electrostatic realm that this oscillation current is not bound to the same limitations as EM waves. I think it was Tesla and EV Gray who said that there "electricity" could do work and over 90% of the energy recovered. So this substantiates my thoughts that logically our circuits should not actually use energy, it is the fact that our circuits waste the greater majority of the the energy in use.
At one point I may have seen this energy in action, I had a six inch round coil made from 50 wraps of soft iron wire, onto one side of this coil I wound about 70 turns of light insulated copper transformer wire. I connected the ground to a 12v battery, then when I touched the positive connection to the coil wire there was a 2mm spark. This is nothing new, the fact that the 2mm spark was continuous was however. The 2mm spark would keep going for over two minutes until the wire started melting. Thats kind of funny isnt it, 20 years working with electronics and I can't explain what was happening in my simple little coil.

[Charlie_V]

Here is my Layman's terms for what I think is going on in patent 464,666.  You put the current 90 degrees out of phase between the primary and secondary.  You make sure the self inductance of the secondary is neutralized by placing a "condenser" (capacitor) in the secondary circuit.  This increases the current in the secondary.  The current makes the rotor spin.  Since the phase between the primary and secondary is 90 degrees, power used is returned.  The device runs on unity. 

Don't believe in lizard people. 

[Grumpy]

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At one point I may have seen this energy in action, I had a six inch round coil made from 50 wraps of soft iron wire, onto one side of this coil I wound about 70 turns of light insulated copper transformer wire. I connected the ground to a 12v battery, then when I touched the positive connection to the coil wire there was a 2mm spark. This is nothing new, the fact that the 2mm spark was continuous was however. The 2mm spark would keep going for over two minutes until the wire started melting. Thats kind of funny isnt it, 20 years working with electronics and I can't explain what was happening in my simple little coil.
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Sounds like you got a self-oscillation started.  Was only the magnet wire coil connected to the battery or both coils?

I'd like to try this out.

[bocas]

I agree Charlie.  Also, I think that the correct capacitor also makes the secondary resonant.   If Erfinder?s secondary length of 144 inches @ 22.5 mm /inch is used, which is the harmonic of 432, which is the square root of the true speed of light, maybe it is resonant with the speed of light. ??  That?s what the edges of the DC pulse are approaching.