Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[EMJunkie]

I had it ready from other project and I intent to change it with E and I laminations connected the way Jensen describes. Also Jensen uses a feedback coil connected as Meyer's one, but with no diode.

Jeg,

This may work, but check the turn direction on one of the coils! Best to have one reversed to the other! From what I can see, both coils are wound in the same direction!

Take the Blue input Coil off and wind a 40 turn 32 or similar awg coil as shown:

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[EMJunkie]

Hi folks, Hi jeg, my primary inducer is on the right, it is two 24awg. magnet wires, wired in parallel (aka bifilar), there is at least 100 turns per wire.
Each partnered secondary coil has around 200 turns of 24awg. magnet wire.
Thanks for your continued help chris/emjunkie, i think i am starting to comprehend this more.
One of the partnered coils is like sticking two permanent magnets in attraction mode, reinforcing primary, due to what's induced in the other partnered coil.

My flip flop circuit, ac type input, is only drawing no load, 50 milliamps with this 24awg. input coil setup at 3.7 volt input and with double that voltage 7.4 volts, the no load input only climbs to 60 milliamps.
So i think the duty cycle isn't high enough, it may be being choked off as you are saying.
I'll have to think about what to change to get more through put and still maintain good frequency, maybe a flip flop with capacitors as you've shown.
peace love light

@SkyWatcher123

Youre on your way SkyWatcher123! Nice Work!

My flip flop circuit, ac type input, is only drawing no load, 50 milliamps with this 24awg. input coil setup at 3.7 volt input and with double that voltage 7.4 volts, the no load input only climbs to 60 milliamps.

This may be enough, I would however try to get the V up to say 10 or 12 - Exciting Magnetic Field must be sufficient to get all moving.

If you don't mind me saying, maybe move to a small Power Amp, just for a little while. I have found its really easy to get stuck on things and it can stall the progress.

With a small Amp, you can adjust a lot with the twist of screwdriver, Amplitude and so on! Just drive with small Function Gen.

Just a suggestion.

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[EMJunkie]

This is the first testing video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNQT63CiPgI&feature=youtu.be

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Good Work Jeg, comment posted on your video!

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   Chris Sykes - hyiq.org
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[EMJunkie]

Hi Guys, I just want to ask you.  The primary should be above one half of the partner coil ,right? The question is - does it makes any difference which way is the primary wound (same or opposite to the coil below)??  In mine setup I have  the primary in the same direction. 

Not important on the exact position of the input Coil. What is important is that is couples to one coil more than the other!

One more question- is it transformer ratio sensitive?  I mean for example if you go over some ratio like 1:10 will it kill the effect?

Not really, it will change the operational Characteristics of the device but will still be there. This area I am still learning! I don't have all the answers yet.

In my setup I have small bulb on my partnered coil to establish current flow. I have no light on it. I have measured more than 0.5A in that loop and from the battery it takes around 0.4A.  On the central tap I have high voltage and if I connect there a bulb 220V 25W with right  length of the wire on the other side of the bulb (to match impedance)  I have a light. But that small bulb (12V) on the partnered loop shows absolutely nothing. Why?

Check the Voltage Polarity's on each coil, make sure each one is not Voltage Cancelling! Run through the list of checks I have provided:

Some basic Rules:
1: Check Turns Direction's, Phase on each Coil, making sure the phase's add to each other not cancel.
2: Try gapping the Core slightly after trying with no Gap first.
3: Check for any Coil Insulation issues where a short may occur.
4: Try rebuilding again with a fresh mind.
5: Check Frequency, try starting at about 400Hz and slowly move up or down!
6: Check One of the Partnered Output Coils for an Output
7: Ask for help! 

Remember there are 3 Configurations that work that I have found, but I have only covered two of them! I will cover the other configuration at a later stage.

I have it as a air core and feed is from SG + mosfet IRFP460 and battery 24V.

Please Note: I have not had any luck with Air Cores! I don't believe Air Cores Work but please, I may be wrong, keep trying!

Any excitation to get the charges flowing is enough, some are better than others. I prefer Sine Wave but all works. Toa point!

Jeg:  Have you tried also to make a gap between the yoke's halfs (with some paper)?

Nice Suggestion John!

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   Chris Sykes - hyiq.org
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[EMJunkie]

Keep rereading the pdf, it will increase your understanding, at least for me.

@Alan,

Thank You! Yes Sir this is exactly why I spent weeks getting it together!

I have also done a Video for those time depleted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSadMqEnO7I

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   Chris Sykes - hyiq.org
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