Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[Pirate88179]

Well that's two videos back now. I think there was a third.

Careful, I think the MIB just put them back up so they can monitor who watches them.  I am not playing their game.

Bill

[Jimboot]

Careful, I think the MIB just put them back up so they can monitor who watches them.  I am not playing their game.

Bill

You're always one step ahead

[Magluvin]

Is there any speculation as to if the 'RT' is possibly responsible for the efficiency measured, or is there something else in the system that is more questionable as to the outcome?

Just wondering if the motor is needed at all.

Mags

[TinselKoala]

@Tinselkoala,

Pulsed D.C. at frequency delivers a series of field collapses in the inductor, let's say 60 hertz. A.C. current delivers twice that number at the same frequency.

Did you just now notice that? Anyone who has ever half-wave-rectified an AC signal can tell you the same thing. So what?

You maintain there's no field collapse on the zero line when the sine wave reverses.

Where did I ever "maintain" that? Give a link to someplace where I ever maintained that. OF COURSE the magnetic field of an AC coil reverses in synch with the current reversals in the coil. That is why transformers work. However, an oscilloscope shows VOLTAGE, not current.

Please STOP MISREPRESENTING my work and the work of others. You have been asked to STOP MISREPRESENTING my work a number of times, yet you still persist in doing it.

Clearly, you have no clue as to what you are talking about and you have no ability to learn from the demonstrations of others. GET OFF YOUR BUTT and do some experimentation of your own for a change, maybe you can learn from your own experiences, since you evidently cannot learn from others who DO know what they are talking about.

You don't know your own ass from an ant hill!

What's this, an ass or an ant hill?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIZClhoU2Xk

Let's see YOU use YOUR "knowledge" to produce a similar result, using 2 small 12 volt batteries. I laugh at you!

That's where the voltage gain comes from. The Gauss per Joule ratio between the A.C. field strength of the Bifilar and the input is much more efficient then the D.C. single wrap coil. The RMS formula and reactive power factors come into play and limit A.C current draw also.

Srap metal's equally attracted to both poles of the A.C. Bifilar Electro-Magnet coil. Magnets jitter.

You have no idea what you are talking about, clearly. You can produce no evidence that supports your silly claims, as we all know. You are so muddled about your false conceptions of how a Bifilar coil works that you can't even accept the results of proper experiments properly performed. You'd be very surprised to see "srap" metal LEVITATING rather than being attracted to an AC coil, whether bifilar or commonly wound, since you have no idea what is related to what.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kUPibd9620

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC21sjlhpFE
(Note the configuration of the coils in that one.)

[TinselKoala]

@TinselKoala,

"In the patent Tesla explains that this double coil will store many times the energy of a conventional coil. Preliminary measurements of two helices of the same size and with the same number of turns, one with a single, the other with a bifilar winding, show differences in voltage gain. In figure 6, the upper curve is from the Tesla design, the lower was produced by the single wound coil".

Have you actually _read_ the Tesla patent? Do you know how properly to cite a reference? Do you really expect people to be able to read and interpret those images you posted?

The answer to all three questions is clearly "NO".

Yes, Tesla talks about the greatly increased energy storage in the _capacitance_ of the Tesla Bifilar coil as compared to the _capacitance_ of the normally wound coil. Two hundred and fifty thousand times a few microJoules comes out to... not very much in real terms. You are however misrepresenting, once again, just what that means in practice. IT DOES NOT REFER TO THE MAGNETIC FIELD or the energy stored in it.