Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[TinselKoala]

WOW!!!

UPS or Inverter running on batteries??? SMPS???

Got the Time TK?

hahaha

I power the circuit with a sealed lead-acid battery, and my Interstate F43 Function Generator is easily isolated from the mains ground with a simple switch, as I have noted before. My scope is plugged into a UPS. There are no inadvertent groundloops in my system.

Can you say the same about your work? I doubt it.

Hahaha yourself, incompetent false claimant.

[TinselKoala]

Hahahaha - Light Humour on TK

URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJ3ysjirUHI

I really thought the punch line was going to be: "Ah found my Rigol"

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

You are back to your irrelevant insults again, I see. A leopard doesn't change his spots, and you, being the False Claimant that you are, will never change either. You cannot refute me, you cannot perform adequate tests and measurements yourself, so you just insult, post irrelevancies and interfere with good work that is being done and discussed here. And you take every opportunity to prove your incompetency and untruthfulness!

[EMJunkie]

I power the circuit with a sealed lead-acid battery, and my Interstate F43 Function Generator is easily isolated from the mains ground with a simple switch, as I have noted before. My scope is plugged into a UPS. There are no inadvertent groundloops in my system.

Can you say the same about your work? I doubt it.

Hahaha yourself, incompetent false claimant.

What did the blind man say after being handed a cheese grater?
"That's the most violent book I've ever read."

[tinman]

Yes, I can probably do that. But my potcores still aren't behaving 100 percent like your system is, I'm still on "page one" simply looking at a basic transformer in an attempt to get some kind of "baseline" for comparison purposes. While I've been doing that you've gone further and I still haven't tried to "catch up" with the other measurements you've been making.
It's kind of difficult to make simultaneous input and output measurements on this particular circuit without differential (ground-isolated) probes though. But it should be relatively straightforward to do the power measurement on the output. Adding even a small value current-sense resistor to the output does change the circuit behaviour somewhat, though.

I didnt have much luck with my pot core number. I encased the ferrite toroid inside the pot core with steel putty(as in my bigger modle),but it made little difference to performance. It is very fussy on duty cycle at 12 volts. If i go above 7% on time,i start to use a lot of power,and drop in output. If i go below 6% on time,i drop in p?in,but also P/out. I am going to try at a lower voltage,and see how that go's,but it just dosnt do what my larger one dose.

One more thing i have confirmed today. The coupling between L1 outer and L1 inner is not the source of the current flow in L1 inner when L1 outer switches off-as i expected some time back.

I sshould have that video up tonight.

[minnie]

     Go back to basics and work like Henry and Faraday did.