Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[EMJunkie]

Ok one more:

[MileHigh]

MH & Mark,

Chris and Enjoykin have plenty to say, it is just a different kind of say.
As I alluded to in my previous mail (current limit required, you have a bug in your timing diagram.
I am sure this is not what you intended.  Your starting condition would be a current limited short circuit current though the 2 coils (resistance=0).  Applying power and applying signal are 2 separate actions

A short summary without calculations,
1..  At power-up, the current and mag field in both coils would be max.(TP1=0v)
2..  You fire the Mosfet, this shorts the H1 coil (coils are not coupled, so there is no feedback to 2H)
3..  1H will produce a EMF that will be dissipated through the mosfet protection diode (TP1=diode junction voltage)
4..   At this point, the current limit of the power supply set to 1A will save the mosfet.(TP1=~0v, mosfet conduct voltage)
5..   Mosfet opens and current flow starts in 1H, presenting itself as a high impedance
6..   This initial hi impedance is noted also by 2H due to reduced current flow
7..   2H will up the voltage with an induced emf spike at TP2

I leave the value calculations to you
Red_Sunset

There is no bug in the diagram and there is no current limit.  So it's kind of a non-starter.  But the real reason I am posting is to request once again that you mark up the timing diagram and also please do your own calculations when you have the time.  For the way I personally think, a text description like that is more confusing than clear and I have to read it 10 times just to figure out what you are trying to say.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Chris:

You know, I think it's like this:  Many of us if we had a newspaper in our hands, we would be tempted to whack you across the side of the head with it.

You want to know a new definition of stupidity?  If you have been following the US news you should be able to relate.  Stupidity is running up and cutting a fire hose with a knife when the firemen are out there trying to put out a fire.  That is really really stupid.  The way you are acting right now, you are almost as stupid as that guy.

MileHigh

[EMJunkie]

Last one:

[MarkE]

There is no bug in the diagram and there is no current limit.  So it's kind of a non-starter.  But the real reason I am posting is to request once again that you mark up the timing diagram and also please do your own calculations when you have the time.  For the way I personally think, a text description like that is more confusing than clear and I have to read it 10 times just to figure out what you are trying to say.

MileHigh

It may not be clear that everything starts at T₀.  Red Sunset may be incorrectly assuming that the 1V had been applied for some prior indefinite time, in which case the current would be undefined.  Here is the diagram with a switch added to make clear that the circuit is idle prior to T₀.  The switch has zero resistance, zero inductance, zero parasitic capacitance, infinite open circuit resistance and switches instantly.