Does the BiTT transformer of Thane Heins have those limitations ???

[poynt99]

Limitation #3
All BiTT replications I've ever came across provide less than 20 Watts of free energy

Show us one that has even 2W of free energy (properly proven), and I'll give you my contribution to the OU prize.

[DWP]

@ Jack Noskills
I really appreciate your help

[Jack Noskills]

I built my proto using scrap parts, core from transformer of my Amiga computer and dense coils from christmas light trafos. It took about ten minutes to build and anyone can do it with proper parts. I realised it was like Thane's BiTT after I made it, just no air gap. It was small enough even with iron core so it could be used to power portable PC forever, though its shape should be flattened. With modern high permeability materials it would weigh less that current power sources in portable PCs. Could be made small enough to fit in handsets too.

If you look what kind of power levels others have made then this is a toy compared to them, but they do not reveal their secrets unlike Thane. To open the gates, all you need is one device mass productised then others and better ones will soon follow as there will be more pressure from general public.

Therefore it is important to prevent all OU devices from entering to market. Even if a device gives just one watt more out than in it must not succeed. There are big players out there whose main and only job is to enforce current status quo, it is a multi million business alone. You can read more about their tactics from PJK's website. These web sites are a major source of information for them so beware.

In order to fight this, you must use covert tactics to succeed. You don't say a mass productised device is OU until it is being widely used, or better yet you don't say it at all. People just wonder that hmm, seems that my PC does not need to be recharged, now isn't that odd ? You could say it is using energy from radio stations, body heat, gravity or what ever clever crap you can imagine. Phase one device could be such that it lasts one week at a time and then 'recharges' in 10 minutes. There could be a software running that periodically stops operation. Later on you would release upgrade that terminates this sw.

When you put current in a wire, you get magnetic field around it for free. This field can be used to create more power, which in turn creates also magnetic field for free. And so on. It is that simple. Too bad all that is teached about trafos is the stupid E-I/C-I core and step-down model of power conversion.

All you need is one device and the domino effect will begin. Thane gave us one, now make it happen people.

[poynt99]

When you put current in a wire, you get magnetic field around it for free. This field can be used to create more power, which in turn creates also magnetic field for free. And so on. It is that simple. Too bad all that is teached about trafos is the stupid E-I/C-I core and step-down model of power conversion.

For free? So you are saying that the "current" itself didn't cost you anything to apply to the wire? 

[Jack Noskills]

You apply current, you get the same current out which you can use, minus some losses. But you will also get the magnetic field. You did not apply any magnetic field in the wire, it comes as a side product of moving charge. If your current is DC you get electromagnet, if it is AC you can use it for power transfer via induction (fluctuating magnetic field). But you should know this so lets not distract this thread further.