Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[Bob Smith]

Thanks for your thoughtful replies, Chris. Yes, I can see that HF really wouldn't be necessary as perhaps the HV might. Anyhow, you've given me more to ponder along these lines. I'm always intrigued by the DS setup and the electrodynamics within and behind it. EPD has some interesting things to say in one of his recent phone interviews (YouTube) with Aaron Murakami - along the lines of the nature of electricity. All pieces of the puzzle to slowly move toward a more complete picture of what's really been going on in the electrical world despite the obfuscations that ensued from the time of Tesla on (and yes, even with the DM Cook 'battery', Alfred Hubbard's setup and so many others). In many ways it's hidden in plain sight - just a matter of understanding it with the power of reason and logic.
Blessings, and thanks again.
Bob

[shylo]

The basic Ideas on the Coils, one Input, and multiple Output, are the same. You see, when you use more than one coil on the Output, the Magnetic Fields are stressed. These Stressed Fields do two things. They limit the Reflection (Lenz's Law) back on the Primary, and also at the same time, they "Generate" excess Electrical Charge at the same time.

Hi EMJ, All this happens with a single coil.
Stress it , and it can give many different results, just depends where your looking.
I'm trying to figure out the exact firing order, Coil 1&9 will charge 2&8, 2 & 8 will charge 1 & 9, but you lose a little each time.
That still leaves 3&7 4&6 , and 5 as a float.
I'm not sure what a coil dose is fully understood?
That's even before any shorting or partnering coils.
artv

[EMJunkie]

The basic Ideas on the Coils, one Input, and multiple Output, are the same. You see, when you use more than one coil on the Output, the Magnetic Fields are stressed. These Stressed Fields do two things. They limit the Reflection (Lenz's Law) back on the Primary, and also at the same time, they "Generate" excess Electrical Charge at the same time.

Hi EMJ, All this happens with a single coil.
Stress it , and it can give many different results, just depends where your looking.
I'm trying to figure out the exact firing order, Coil 1&9 will charge 2&8, 2 & 8 will charge 1 & 9, but you lose a little each time.
That still leaves 3&7 4&6 , and 5 as a float.
I'm not sure what a coil dose is fully understood?
That's even before any shorting or partnering coils.
artv

Hi Shylo,

By Stress I mean more than one Magnetic Field in Opposition to the other. I show this in this Video: Opposing Magnetic Field Interactions - Partnered Output Coils

Two or more Output Coils on a Device make the world of difference. This Minimises the Reflection back on the Primary.

I dont use Coil Shorting. Many have and its a common practice on some devices.

    Chris Sykes
        hyiq.org

[shylo]

Hi Chris ,"Two or more Output Coils on a Device make the world of difference."
I'm using opposing magnet rotors to generate and drive using the coils to serve both purposes.
The coil sees a north pole on the bottom right at the same time the top left is also seeing a north pole you can collect off that single coil four different ways.
Thanks for that video it makes perfect sense that opposing fields should be used.
artv

[tinman]

Chris

Come join us,and have another crack at it.

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Brad