Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[tinman]

Tinman,

Before getting buried in noise, did you happen to see my previous post regarding supply decoupling?

PW

(The S/N ratio on this thread has become excruciatingly low.  A new thread might have been better...)

It dosnt matter where you go,or how many threads you start,the same shit always happens-->this i found out today in a place that i thought was free from turning a simple question into a mud slinging match.
Did you get my PM?

[Jimboot]

brad is this being discussed at OUR? Dare I suggest a closed group then on g+ or Facebook?

[woopy]

Hi Tinman

thank's for explanations, will study the EMJ's théory.

Just for info, i glued 12 small magnets on the plastic fan, and made a special jig to be able to precisely adjust the reed. It is  not perfect, but i get almost all spikes shorted.
So i decided to charge a 47uf 450 volt cap.

Without shorting the max voltage is arround 40 volts.
With shorting the voltage goes easily and rapidly up to 200 volts and the current draw of the motor slightly decrease.

I think i will try the mosfet triggered version and going on the way

Good luck at all

Laurent

[NickZ]

   a.king:
   But, did that UFO disclosure actually make any difference?  Doesn't seam like it...
   

[allcanadian]

@Woopy
You may want to look at the "Ossie Callanan-- A working Radiant free energy system" PDF available online. I have built the circuit and the switching mechanism works just as he has shown in the document. It will switch as many as 30 times through a single pass of the magnet past the stator coil. The reed switch switching a transistor is less efficient however I also had the issue of the reed switch sticking and smoking my coils. I also went to a reed switch triggering a Mosfet and it was the best option in my opinion.

AC