Multisim shows once again overunity with differant setup 60.000 times ou

[indigo22]

and if there was a shortcut in the design the program will crash just like in real
and will give you an error

[cheors]

Look at the Ammeter properties:
In Multisim the default Ammmeter internal resistance is 10 Micro Ohms.
Sorry.

[indigo22]

that's the buety of multisim
if it crashes it wil help you get rid of the problem sow it automaticly detects the shunbt resistance

just play with the program you might like it

[indigo22]

cheros thanks for testing and helping i like that

sow i made a configuration without an ampmeter and shunts sow you might dig thiz

download file: https://www.free-energy-revolution.nl/app/download/10057544519/233+kW.ms14?t=1502704809

[citfta]

Your wattmeter is reading the power being supplied by V2 as it discharges through the secondaries of the transformers.  In the real world the transformer would be burned to a crisp in a few seconds and the battery would also be discharged quickly until the transformers burned up.  The shunt in the wattmeter that measures the current is a dead short across the battery with only the secondaries of the transformers limiting the current.  The OU of your circuit is about a minus 100,000 or .000001.  The pulses applied to the primary side of the transformer is only slowing the process down a little but the end result is the same.  Burned out transformers and a dead V2 battery.  Picking the right frequency will actually speed up the process of destruction.