Negative Inductance and measure of Magnetic force.

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Tests show that the output in millivolts from the SPDT switch dies off when the recycling diode is attached. The oscillator can be heard to run more forcefully when the loop diode's connected, but it kills the BEMF output.

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Wired correctly, the output goes from under one volt from the DPDT switch when the recycling diode is unattached to over two volts when it's connected:

https://youtu.be/Ut5MKU3Gobs

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I looped the SPDT output back to the primary along with the flyback through a second diode. The BEMF and the Flyback are both recycled to reinforce the torque of the oscillator hammer. Attaching the "Mendocino Axle" and the stator mounted oscillating output coil would generate power from the additional torque in the hammer. This may result in the same advantage as sending the flyback to a secondary. The question remains; What would the initial power amount to from the primary if we looped the output from the "Axle Coil" back to the power coil too?__________________

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Exporting the high voltage counter directional flyback annihilates the low voltage induction BEMF; Recycling the high voltage flyback doubles the low voltage BEMF. Redirecting the flyback to a secondary kills the switch output; looping the fly back adds force to the oscillator flipper and doubles the switch output. Looping the switch output along with the flyback does not cause a problem, but the effect is difficult to measure because it results solely in flipper torque.

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The "Super Charged" oscillator can connect directly to this speaker generator. Look at the power at the resonant frequency of the speaker. Has to be 300 volts!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XU_OHh2JR1c

The tiny electric motor in the video looks like a 12 volt D.C. that draws one amp of current. Think about it rough math: The input can't be over 12 watts; What's the output in watt "Lumens"? 300 watts of light? It would take 300 watts of grid power to generate that amount of light with an incandescent bulb. This setup makes a photonic reactor possible recycling photovoltaic power.