Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[Atti2]

It is very hard to trust people when they do the Wrong Things!

That's exactly what it's about!
My biggest problem is my personal information.

Precisely because of the wrong people, I deleted some data from the forum.
I also deleted the yt channel. I won't say more about it.
 You think the best forum is your forum. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
You can't do that! Your intentions are good!
I may not have had to delete data, but then I was very angry with everyone.
After all, banning has been good for me because I focus on learning rather than reading the opinions of others.

-No, I'm not complaining, I've always asked. If you hadn't noticed!
-I'm not wasting anyone's time. Mostly not my own time. Nowadays, I focus on my own experiments. But I read the comments for a short time after that.
-I don't ignore anything.

Some pictures and a video. Motor current measurement. If applicable, the diode current is greater than the current drawn. In this case, the current drawn from the power supply decreases. There is nothing new in this. Everyone knows. Yet no extra energy. But there is something thoughtful about it.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHERwndiuH8   

There is a misleading data from your measurement. Pictures.

[EMJunkie]

It is funny how things work out.

No one really know what others experience, until they have to go through the same experience! Tinman was an example here, on this forum, this thread!

So here is where im at with V3 of the rotary transformer. Adding the bucking coil setup did indeed increase the overall output of the system-both mechanical and electrical. When i say bucking coil,i mean a coil that acts as a magnet that can be switched on and off at the right time. As it is a coil that is being shorted,and thus becomes an electromagnet that pushes against the rotors collapsing field just at the right time. This field also travels around the stator core,and boost the field within the secondary(generating)coil that provides the power for the globe.
So we do have a coil that is bucking both against the rotor's field and also the field of the generating coil.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDFvKJCW9WI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMXaA0zlb-M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pioohhRyfHk

I urge all readers here, go back and read the history! See what Tinman was exposed to and see how he handled the pressure, because until you experience it, you just don't know!

All serious researchers, if there are any here, should read for the history and the learning of what was going on!

Now, Tinman refuses to post to this forum, I believe he was moderated. He did post for a while over at our, but that forum is pretty much no longer now... Its a shame, I liked Tinman, we had a falling out because I caught him lying to others here...

Best wishes,
   Chris Sykes

[Atti2]

I forgot to say that if the input current on the transformer decreases, there is no extra energy. But I'm working on it.

[EMJunkie]

-No, I'm not complaining, I've always asked. If you hadn't noticed!
-I'm not wasting anyone's time. Mostly not my own time. Nowadays, I focus on my own experiments. But I read the comments for a short time after that.
-I don't ignore anything.

Some pictures and a video. Motor current measurement. If applicable, the diode current is greater than the current drawn. In this case, the current drawn from the power supply decreases. There is nothing new in this. Everyone knows. Yet no extra energy. But there is something thoughtful about it.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHERwndiuH8   

There is a misleading data from your measurement. Pictures.

Atti, nice to see some experiment!

No Atti, there is nothing misleading from my measurement, its a simple scope shot, you take from it what you will.

Right now, as it stands, how would you go about improving your experiment? What are the things I have said in the past? Lets see if you were paying any attention?

I will give you a clue: I = V / R

You may need a small Gap in your Core, now what else have I said?

Atti, if you learned from the experiment, as I have and many others, right now you would not be complaining about measurements, you would be paying attention to what is going on in your experiment! Damn it man, pay attention to Energy Generation!

Did you do a Bench Mark? Whats your Transformation to Energy Generation ratio?

Good Work and Thank You for Sharing!

Best wishes,
   Chris Sykes

[EMJunkie]

I forgot to say that if the input current on the transformer decreases, there is no extra energy. But I'm working on it.

Obviously, Conventional Transformers, the Input Does NOT Decrease under Load - Normal behaviour? NO!

There is nothing new in this.

Umm, only because, we, Wistiti, myself, a few others have been showing for years, nearly a decade even! How do we Increase this Decrease? Its a Magnetic Field Effect! Isn't it! So again, Increase V, Increase I and Input will go to Zero or even Negative! Get your Magnetic Fields up, moving better! Improve the Total Magnetic Field Interactions occurring, thus a small gap can help!

This post: here, will help you understand why we may need a small gap sometimes!

Atti, you need to realise some simple things, focus on the fine detail and then you will make advances!

The rest of you, get off your backsides and do the experiments! I will help you! We can work together on this!

My Forum: http://www.aboveunity.com is the best, my Members are Light Years ahead! Why do I come here? For the 25% of you!

Atti, if you keep the work up, and stop complaining, I will restore your Membership to my forum!

Best wishes,
   Chris Sykes