Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[MarkE]

Hi MarkE

I really appreciate your knowledge of the electronics and physics. I wish I knew as much as you do. Or may be not. Maybe your knowledge is what "blinds" you. Would you accept the fact that during the time of man kind ,all scientists had to fight for their true. In every time in every age the new theories where the enemy of the scientists. Your knowledge grown up on that brave people who didn't give up. Don't suppress new views, may be use your knowledge potential to let it grow.

As the mater of fact, as Steven Mark said- when we think of extreme velocities, the conventional physics is no longer valid.

The data always tells the story.  No matter what the Ministry of Truth says:  Ignorance is not knowledge.  What Chris offers is utter and totally disproven BS.

[TinselKoala]

Have you? 

Hi EM.

In my case ,I do mess with this sort of thing too, but can't say I have any result yet   I am trying to use the bucking coils as an collector on the special type of capacitor. We call it E-TBC  (Extended Tesla Bifilar coil).  It is like self wound HV capacitor with the spark gap. It has a properties of capacitor and the coil in one The main think is it does have a strong E field radiation around. I use it as a primary and the bucking coil as an secondary ( actually similar to Don's device)   Yep, I get a very HV (cold electricity) from that coil , now the question  is how to get a current

I hate to be so critical all the time, but you had better hope your construction shown in that photo does _not_ start working or you'll be in a world of hurt. You've made something very dangerous with that flyback transformer and its driver circuit, particularly if you have any appreciable capacitance on the output, and the way you are handling the output violates all kinds of safety principles, as well as making your desired goal of "high voltage high current" unobtainable. You cannot just throw stuff together as if it was carrying a few milliamps of low-voltage DC power and expect it to work well at high frequencies and high voltage.

If you should hit on some combination of proper driving of the flyback and proper coupling in your other coils, right there on your bench, you'll blow out every item of digital equipment nearby and likely cause a fire.  But with your construction details, that's not likely to happen, you'll probably electrocute yourself first.

Here's the kind of thing you should expect from a properly driven flyback transformer, with spark gaps and coupled resonant coils of significant self-capacitance on the flyback's output:

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

[a.king21]

A.Kink21:[/size]It looks like you have similar issues as Chris.  Reality is real, it's right in front of your face.   There is no connection at all between Chris' circuit and the Clarence's flavour of the B&L circuit.  You can't force a square peg in a round hole no matter how much you try.  It's just like on the EF thread where somebody asked Clarence if they could us a pair of MOTs for the captor because MOTs a[/size]
blah, blah blah.


No-one said partnered output coils had to be symmetrical as far as I am aware.

[John.K1]

Hi TK.   Some nice sparks there in your video Electrocuted, sounds good. I will be speared of my marriage next month
I know it is not funny stuff. I am careful and I run it on small voltage (5.6V) I am also thinking to use different HV oscillators instead of fly-back  ( More powerful Neon transformer ) - no, just some simple Browin's one transistor based design. Will see.  This is approximately what it is about: http://free-energy-info.com/Mohamed.pdf

Peace.

[MileHigh]

A.Kink21:[/size]It looks like you have similar issues as Chris.  Reality is real, it's right in front of your face.   There is no connection at all between Chris' circuit and the Clarence's flavour of the B&L circuit.  You can't force a square peg in a round hole no matter how much you try.  It's just like on the EF thread where somebody asked Clarence if they could us a pair of MOTs for the captor because MOTs a[/size]
blah, blah blah.


No-one said partnered output coils had to be symmetrical as far as I am aware.

Blah blah blah is what is taking place on Clarence's thread on EF.  Why don't you "shock" them into a productive discussion by posting the marked-up schematic that shows the alleged mysterious high-power synchronous AC voltage source "in the ground."