Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[MileHigh]

And there is the "happy surprise" that may happen sometime over the next.... who knows, say 10 to 50 years from now.

It will be the economics happy surprise.  I was encouraged in reading the article on Revolution Green about southern Australia shutting down the remaining coil-fired power plants and transitioning over to the usual wind/solar/thermal, etc.  The article seemed to be stating that the economics were favourable.

Now, look at the example of the switch over to digital HDTV.  Let's say in 2003 people were just starting to buy HDTVs in volume.  By 2009 old fashioned NTSC/PAL CRT TVs were basically gone like the Dodo bird and nearly every singe home had a new HDTV.

It's almost like a flip-flop flipping or a transistor-based bistable multivibrator flipping.  There is a "snap" effect, a positive feedback loop that makes faster become faster become faster.

It may be something like this:  In say 2022, renewables will supply say 15% of our energy.   But then in just five years, with new and better energy technologies, by 2027 renewablles will supply 95% of our energy.  There will be a positive feedback loop and a "snap" effect and before you know it coal and oil and gas-fired power plants will be like the Dodo bird.

That is the magic of Capitalism.  Once a new formula works, there is a "boom effect" and almost "overnight" everything changes, the "snap."  There is a mass market shift and either you jump on the new bandwagon or you sink.

Remember when a Pentium 4 was the top of the line computer for several years?  There must have been literally hundreds of millions of Pentium 4 computer boxes built and sold.  And now, probably the vast majority of them are gone gone gone and replaced with better technology.  Capitalism is like a life force itself.

So my moaning and groaning about "partnered output coils" is just for the hell of it really.  The future looks good.

MileHigh

[EMJunkie]

To all following.

Just a little more data: SEE Attached PDF

On Google: http://www.google.com.au/patents/US1702771

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[MarkE]

One will notice that the coils are wired in series and not to buck.

[EMJunkie]

One will notice that the coils are wired in series and not to buck.

Once again your assumptions let you down! Look at his objective!

Read the patent MarkE!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[picowatt]

Once again your assumptions let you down! Look at his objective!

Read the patent MarkE!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

Perhaps it is you that should read the patent...

MarkE is correct.  The patent discusses coils that are wound and connected in such a manner as to reduce inter-winding capacitance.  The patent does not discuss connecting secondaries in a manner that would cause them to buck the voltage produced.

In the related patent image posted above, only if the two middle leads of the secondary windings were connected together, would the coils buck as you would have us believe.  As drawn, the secondaries do not buck, but the effective capacitance between pri and sec is reduced (i.e., partially canceled).

Also, the use of the word 'amplifying" to describe the transformer action discussed in the patent is a bit misleading at best.