Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[allcanadian]

@MH

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.

I would agree and technology is moving so fast in the last few years it is almost impossible to keep up. Recently the Saudi's said oil at $10 a barrel cannot compete with solar and in less than 5 years we can expect the price of solar to be half of what it is today. I think the next step is integration of micro inverters like Enphase into the panel as a one chip solution at which point it's simply plug and play. The trick here is to have a smart, safe and reliable system which does not need an electrician to install and is no more difficult to install than plugging in a toaster. That plus the Ultra High Voltage North American transmission line should pretty much toast coal fired power plants in the near future.


As well if the super capacitor technology keeps leap frogging forward and cheap bulk energy storage becomes the norm then it's anybody's ball game. We live in pretty exciting times and I think I like it, let's face the facts... we were nerds before most people reading these threads could eat solid food and even say the word nerd, lol.


AC

[MarkE]

MarkE - Because you're an Idiot, and make wild ASSUMPTIONS that clearly suit your preconceived ideas and prove you to be nothing more than a Blabbering GOON, I will spell this out for you:







WHERE have I said that this was Bucking Coils?


CLEARLY, the Objective, as I stated:

Is NOT BUCKING COILS, but because you have ASSUMED THIS, proves that you're an IDIOT along with PW!



   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

LOL, once again you went off topic in your own thread.  I pointed out that the configuration is not bucking which it is not and which established that you once again went off-topic.  Now, once again you have gone into a nonsensical tirade.

[MarkE]

@MH

I would agree and technology is moving so fast in the last few years it is almost impossible to keep up. Recently the Saudi's said oil at $10 a barrel cannot compete with solar and in less than 5 years we can expect the price of solar to be half of what it is today. I think the next step is integration of micro inverters like Enphase into the panel as a one chip solution at which point it's simply plug and play. The trick here is to have a smart, safe and reliable system which does not need an electrician to install and is no more difficult to install than plugging in a toaster. That plus the Ultra High Voltage North American transmission line should pretty much toast coal fired power plants in the near future.


As well if the super capacitor technology keeps leap frogging forward and cheap bulk energy storage becomes the norm then it's anybody's ball game. We live in pretty exciting times and I think I like it, let's face the facts... we were nerds before most people reading these threads could eat solid food and even say the word nerd, lol.


AC

People have been after integrated DC-DC converters and/or AC microinverters for years.  It is generally a really bad idea because it puts the electronics in intimate contact with the hot solar module.  Microinverters are generally not worth the price premium.  Some installers have sworn off enPhase due to losing money after repeated service calls due to problems with the signaling system.  ABB (Power One) makes central inverters that have two separate MPP loops.  1:1 against microinverters they generally yield equal or better energy output at far lower cost and complexity.  Read that as bettter long term reliability.  A roof is a very hostile place to put microelectronics.  That will always be a distinct disadvantage to microinverters.

[picowatt]

To all following.

Just a little more data: SEE Attached PDF

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

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

When the OP of a thread titled "Partnered output coils-free energy" posts links to "just a little more data", who would actually think that he was not referring to what is mentioned in the OP of this thread.  On top of that, when MarkE pointed out that the secondaries were in series, you sure seemed to make the case that you believed he was wrong.

This, combined with your apparent read/assumptions of that "1200 watts out for 140 watts in article" does make me question whether you actually read the links you post.

Also note that unlike you, I did not feel the need to sling insults or derogatory comments your way, as is your apparent concept of a "discussion".

And as for having an open mind, are you sure yours indeed is? 

PW

[EMJunkie]

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.

I mean really Look at the context of what this Patent is saying! This is my point, even if Brain Dead, Infected Parasites like MileHigh cant comprehend these basic principals that this Patent clearly lay's out, for a specific reason, to achieve a goal, by design!!!

The stated objective is to achieve a goal by Separating the Secondary Coils, which is what I have been saying for many years now! Partnered Output Coils!

Ask yourself, what else can be done by separating the Secondary Coils? One comes to mind, KOEING, as I have already stated: http://www.padrak.com/ine/KOENIG2.html

I don't care about Parasites like MileHigh, well I do, I hope they come to their senses but hold no hope, but for others, trying to learn, trying to make a difference....

   Chris Sykes
        hyiq.org