Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

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The L2 coil is also key.
The L2 coil is OVER the gap in the core.
We know that a core gap creates a DOUBLING of the frequency and also creates
ELECTROSTATIC pulses.
We know that the Cover over that trafo should NOT be short circuited, therefore it does not act primarily as
an electromagnetic shield, but as a electrostatic pickup.
The electrostatic energy is channeled to negative ie a pseudo earth.
Electrostatic induction is COP2 minus system losses.
All within the laws of physics.

V good input indeed. How much would be the system losses, any wild guess ?

Best,

[MileHigh]

A.king21:

Ideas and theories are always good, but the real "proof in the pudding" with respect to your theories could be checked after the circuit is built and tested.  The operation of the standard design has to be understood first.  Only after the replicators have done the standard circuit tests for the standard design should they start to venture out into exploring theories and making tests for those theories.

MileHigh

[a.king21]

Mile High: I am not publishing theories but facts which have been experimentally verified.
We need to build the circuit to see if all the independently verified tests cohere into a working unit.
Re system losses: It doesn't matter, because if one iteration of the circuit gains just ONE ELECTRON
from the electrostatic field; then we have solved the puzzle.
At the speed of light this will translate into a working FE unit.

[4Tesla]

Unfortunately I think it maybe related to resonance. In such case transformer inductance is also important in relation to circuit operating frequency. If not matched then no ability to self-run. I have such feeling after watching this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afPQtDbn_3s&list=UU_zn0cdzv_qfsxQUm4e7R9w

I agree.  I think it is related to resonance and knowing the secret of the transformer.

[MileHigh]

A.king21:

Sorry, but honestly you are speaking in wishful thinking terms.  You could call it "fantasy talk."  The statements you are making must be verified.  It all comes down to the real thing.  If you suggest a change or you are building a replication yourself, every theory connected to some kind of change in the circuit has to be validated on the bench.  Likewise, if you have theories about how the standard unmodified setup works, that also has to be validated on the bench.  It's the real way to learn this stuff for many people - by doing it.

The wisest course of action is to presume nothing beforehand.  Build it then start verifying the operation of the circuit.  In other words, take one step at a time.

MileHigh