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Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

Started by EMJunkie, January 16, 2015, 12:08:38 AM

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synchro1

Doug Konzen shows input drop and rotor speed rise with his "Shorted Coil":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaaEdGPO7C8

Both MarkE and Milehigh have ridiculed these kinds of test results across the board reasoning that the open coil, while just sitting in place, is slowing the rotor down and then the shorting virtually takes the component out of the system, reducing Lenz drag.

Konzen moves the coil into position manually, so that rules the error out those two postulate.

The "Twinbeard (Lenz Reversed) Hyperdrive" effect from spiking the generator coil with EMF is a different thing!

Tinman invented a very cool way to help perfect this approach. He's really shifting the TDC phase angle with his coupled coil "Shorts".

MarkE

Quote from: synchro1 on June 25, 2015, 12:50:58 PM
Doug Konzen shows input drop and rotor speed rise with his "Shorted Coil":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaaEdGPO7C8

Both MarkE and Milehigh have ridiculed these kinds of test results across the board reasoning that the open coil, while just sitting in place, is slowing the rotor down and then the shorting virtually takes the component out of the system, reducing Lenz drag.

Konzen moves the coil into position manually, so that rules the error out those two postulate.

The "Twinbeard (Lenz Reversed) Hyperdrive" effect from spiking the generator coil with EMF is a different thing!

Tinman invented a very cool way to help perfect this approach. He's really shifting the TDC phase angle with his coupled coil "Shorts".
There are lots of things oe can do to change either the impedance matc or the efficiency between an energy source and load.  for anything to actually be novel, it has to increase the net output beyond the input.

picowatt

Quote from: MarkE on June 25, 2015, 01:44:43 PM
There are lots of things oe can do to change either the impedance matc or the efficiency between an energy source and load.  for anything to actually be novel, it has to increase the net output beyond the input.

MarkE,

What direction are you leaning with regard to the measurements Tinman has recently shared?

PW

synchro1

Here's a video of a combined "Piggyback" coil and a power coil. Look at the rotor acceleration he gets shorting the rider coil with a reed switch. How does "Tinman" trigger his FET?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ntN1JdIF9U

MarkE

Quote from: picowatt on June 25, 2015, 02:08:34 PM
MarkE,

What direction are you leaning with regard to the measurements Tinman has recently shared?

PW
Picowatt, I think that the output power measurements are reliable:  The power to the bulb is demonstrably well decoupled and sanity check tests using the DC supply produce similar observable results.  That leaves the input side power measurements to resolve.  It will take a whole lot to throw a wrench into conservation of energy.  The vastly most probable situation is that the measurements are off, even though they seem deceptively simple.  I am game to walk through the process one step at a time:  See what well decoupled measurements show first.  If they show what seems impossible, then the next step is to devise further measurements such as a self loop.  If one has ~10V and ~17W coming out of something that needs ~13V and ~9W input, the power converter to go between the two is undemanding.