Overunity transformer effect

[MarkE]

Tinman,
Perhaps you already know this...  If the winding in your primary were 1/4 the size/weight of that in your secondary, would you not then get resonance in both sets of windings?
I am thinking of course, of Tesla's Magnifying transmitter.

But maybe you're not looking for resonance on both coils.
According to Eric Dollard, any time we drive a coil to resonance, we separate the dielectric component to one end and the magnetic/current component to the other end:
How to access the dielectric component might be a question worth entertaining.
Bob

All the magnetism shifts to one end?  In what universe does that happen?  Dollard is a nutter who makes outrageous declarations for beer money.

[TinselKoala]

I wonder which end is which on this resonating coil?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ-iF9Go0iI

[tinman]

Please remember that as the title states, I will be showing an ou effect-not some device that will be saving man kind. I suspect the effect is some how being generated by the SG, although at this time im not sure how.
All this will be shown in the next video, which I will put together and post when I get back home-w b ich may be as late as friday--》the joys off long haul runs.

[Jimboot]

All the magnetism shifts to one end?  In what universe does that happen?  Dollard is a nutter who makes outrageous declarations for beer money.

You say that like it's a bad thing

[tinman]

All the magnetism shifts to one end?  In what universe does that happen?  Dollard is a nutter who makes outrageous declarations for beer money.

Then explain as to how the secondary rings so strongly,while the primary coil dose not-->even though they are wound on the same core-one coil one end,and the other coil the other end.
The ringing shows an alternating voltage across the coil,and as far as i know,the magnetic field must be changing polarity to create this alternating voltage- +/- voltage. So if this is the case,then why dose not the primary also ring due to inductive coupling with the secondary?.

Seems to me that there dose indeed seem to be a case where only the secondary half of the core has an oscillating magnetic field-->although i do find this hard to believe myself