Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[itsu]

Hi Wistiti,

thanks for the video, that sure looks strange, however did you ever measure the input current with and without the ledbulb?
I think you will find that the circuit without the ledbulb somehow draws more input current (heavier load) then with the ledbulb 

I will see if i can find a similar ledbulb and do some tests.


Regards Itsu

[l0stf0x]

Hey Wistiti, EMjunkie, Itsu, SkyWatcher, happy to work with you all...

I got some news for you

Transformer ready and balanced all 4 coils You can't imagine how hard is to wound the secondary coils with 1.2mm copper, in perfect order and both the same time!! 

The transformer is giant needs lots of power to work properly in my opinion.. but I couldn't wait to make another circuit, so I test it with the old one..

I will not risk again measure the secondary with a multimeter I will just measure input voltage and current
with load and without..

Battery unconnected has just 4.3Volt! (1x18650)

I connect the battery to circuit..
I measure the voltage and current on the battery, connected to circuit with no load (secondary open)
3.87 Volt - 0.49 Amps = 1.8963 Watt

and with secondary sorted (full load)
3.99 Volt - 0.34 Amps = 1.3566 Watt

That is 39.78% less power at input when load is full?? 

[l0stf0x]

I forgot to tell you the bad news.. I have no idea about the number of turns of any coil.. the only think I know is that primaries have 4.2 Ohm and 1.96 mH each (inductance measured with the Mastech MY6243). Secondaries are 2.2 Ohm each <1mH. The turns of secondary need to be more but I was too lazy to add more, so I think its step down transformer.. less voltage at output than input. But I may add more turns to raise voltage if needed. We ll see.

Still waiting for the new osciloscope and few other instruments.

I will do some testings at the primary for today that I have in mind.. I want to test same wounded coils at the primary and few other things.. We have to define the best coils position and orientation in case the transformer can give more.. I am sure it can give more as is, if we provide more power!

A good circuit is needed now to drive the monster

[itsu]

Hi Wistiti,

thanks for the video, that sure looks strange, however did you ever measure the input current with and without the ledbulb?
I think you will find that the circuit without the ledbulb somehow draws more input current (heavier load) then with the ledbulb 

I will see if i can find a similar ledbulb and do some tests.


Regards Itsu

I cannot replicate that behaviour, at least not with ONLY a FWBR at the output followed by the ledbulb (a set of series/parallel leds in my case).
I do see it when having a resistive load (470 Ohm resistor) on the dc side of the FWBR parallel with the leds but only small.

But it shows that when connecting the leds (parallel to the 470 Ohm resistor), the input voltage increases a few tenths of a millivolt and at the same
time the input current drops somewhat.

I have the same effect when using a 6V incandescent lamp instead of the leds.

Itsu

[wistiti]

Hey lostfox, am really happy your are in with us too!!!
Really a nice clean build. Is in it strange and really interesting the fact that when fully load (short) at the output the input power is low!!! I think, just for that, this poc is a must. Im curious if the short secondary consume more power than the input...? Thank you for your great work!


Itsu, i also see than the result is not the same when using different load... There must have a kind of balancing to find...