Acoustic magnetic generator.

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@Verpies,

Let me add that Jimboot wired a second piezo element in series with the first and tripled his output voltage! Tinselkoala slapped together a hastily assembled "Piece of Crap" from scavenged junk parts that was a complete failure as an Acoustic-Magnetic Power Generator. He demonstrated that his contraption didn't need a piezo transducer at four times the maximum acoustic frequency, and delivered zero output in the acoustic range, which is what he set out to demonstrate as the chronic nauseating cynic he is. He shoot's from the hip at everyone and I hope I finally got to singe his tail feathers.

The piezo circuit carries an exciter signal that's practically all voltage. There's no transformer level current running through it. That was my point. I'm not trying to deceive anyone. The deception is that the piezo transducer is irrelevant in the circuit, and that it works the same when replaced by capacitors. Jimboot just demonstrated that an additional transducer triples the voltage when making sound, not that there's no difference if it's replaced by a stinking capacitor. Hello? What's that kind of gain have to do with no additional primary transformer current?

I just got a load of TK's new redundant nowhere no magnet LC tank video. Boring! Here we find the narcissist replicating Jimboot's experiment with the conspicuous absence of any credit to Jimboot or any reference to the Overunity site, or the Synchro thread.

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Reply from Lasersaber to TK's new video:


"Hi TinselKoala,

I just tried the basic effect using an iPhone like JimBoot started with.  My scope showed .5V on the input before the transducer.  On the output side I found a sweet spot giving over 8 volts.  The LED was nice and bright.  I actually did not expect it to work on the iPhone mic output.  I ran out of time this evening but I will check current draw etc in the future.  I believe the transformer to be a 1:1 ratio but without unwinding I am not absolutely sure.  It seems to me that it is a tank circuit effect".

Lasersaber reports 1/2 a volt on the input before the transducer, and over 8 volts on the output side!

My ball park COP calculation right now is 1:250!

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The piezo element does not need to touch the permanent magnet, it merely needs to be in the magnetic field!

This is very unlikely because it has never been observed that the piezoelectric element can affect magnetic field directly...or the other way round.
If you had made this statement solely on the basis of the claim in the Davidson patent, then it would not be a good scientific argument, even if it was not a case of miscomprehension.

In that claim you quoted, the phrase "in the magnetic field of the permanent magnet" refers to the "output coil" - not to the acoustic transducer ( a piezo element ).

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oops 

my be this compensate my double post :

Naudin regarding soliton generation with caduceus wound coil[/size]

Some thinkings and hypothesis about the observed phenomenon :[/size]
Today, after some tests with the SP-Gen, my main hypothesis is that the train of Soliton pulses is produced by an avalanche effect of the domains walls in the ferrite core. The strong back EMF pulse initiates the motion of the Bloch walls which surround the magnetic domains. Then the avalanche waves of the Bloch walls go back and forth along the ferrite rod as a Soliton wave which moves back and forth in a long and rectangular tank filled with water. The avalanche effect of the domains walls is able to produce an induction with a very weak magnetic field, this is the well known Barkhausen effect⁶[/font][/size] discovered in 1919 by Heinrich George Barkhausen⁷[/font][/size]. The most interesting fact to study here in this experiment, is that the Barkhausen jumps seem to move themselves autonomously in the ferrite rod after that the back EMF pulse which as initiated the process has vanished.
Today, it's still an hypothesis and more tests and deep investigations need to be conducted to confirm this fact...[/font][/size]
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http://jnaudin.free.fr/spgen/

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