Kapanadze, Stepanov, Barbosa-Leal and the Secret of Free Energy

[Hoppy]

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[tomd]

Did anything ever come of this?

It seems we have a closed magnetic circuit with two primary coils and one secondary coil wound on it. The primary coils are wound such that unlike poles are adjacent. Both primary coils are using rectified AC and the current in one coil is phase shifted by 90 degrees to the other coil. This video explains how to accomplish the phase shift:-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbg_PF6MTwY

This would result in an interplay of the magnetic fields where one is increasing to its peak value while at the same time the other is decreasing to zero. What would be the effect of the magnetic fields on a secondary coil? bemf?
The points that are unique to this transformer are:-
1. Two primaries positioned with N/S poles adjacent.
2.  Current is 90 degrees phase shifted in one of the primaries.
3. Quote "phrase Rectified Magnetic Field, thats what you need to create and that is what creates the power in all these devices"

Note: Fernandez makes no mention of the circuit having to be in resonance.

If anybody is familiar with magnetic simulation software? It would be interesting to get a visual on the magnetic fields created.

This is in the same vein:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p9feKmnPNU

Nobody? Nobody has done any research on this? Or if they have they're saying nothing. I think the latter is probably correct.

[ramset]

tomd
I too was/am intrigued , I spoke to many builders here and elsewhere about this claim
seemed a very simple thing to try ?
most I spoke with seemed confused by the claim and its MO ?

it is hard to make a schematic when the MO or purpose is not understood by the designer

to my knowledge no experiments have been done yetthanks for rebooting this one ,it nags at me too.
respectfully
Chet K
not ready to Bump the thread yet
but here is a Topic which Fernandez started
https://overunity.com/14906/joseph-henry-on-the-discovery-of-two-distinct-kinds-of-dynamic-induction/msg416696/#msg416696

[tomd]

tomd
I too was/am intrigued , I spoke to many builders here and elsewhere about this claim
seemed a very simple thing to try ?
most I spoke with seemed confused by the claim and its MO ?

it is hard to make a schematic when the MO or purpose is not understood by the designer

to my knowledge no experiments have been done yetthanks for rebooting this one ,it nags at me too.
respectfully
Chet K
not ready to Bump the thread yet
but here is a Topic which Fernandez started
https://overunity.com/14906/joseph-henry-on-the-discovery-of-two-distinct-kinds-of-dynamic-induction/msg416696/#msg416696

I was beginning to think I was the only one with any interest in this. I agree trying to figure out how it works is not easy, but I'm sure this is the real deal.

[tomd]

Did anything ever come of this?

It seems we have a closed magnetic circuit with two primary coils and one secondary coil wound on it. The primary coils are wound such that unlike poles are adjacent. Both primary coils are using rectified AC and the current in one coil is phase shifted by 90 degrees to the other coil. This video explains how to accomplish the phase shift:-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbg_PF6MTwY

This would result in an interplay of the magnetic fields where one is increasing to its peak value while at the same time the other is decreasing to zero. What would be the effect of the magnetic fields on a secondary coil? bemf?
The points that are unique to this transformer are:-
1. Two primaries positioned with N/S poles adjacent.
2.  Current is 90 degrees phase shifted in one of the primaries.
3. Quote "phrase Rectified Magnetic Field, thats what you need to create and that is what creates the power in all these devices"

Note: Fernandez makes no mention of the circuit having to be in resonance.

If anybody is familiar with magnetic simulation software? It would be interesting to get a visual on the magnetic fields created.

This is in the same vein:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p9feKmnPNU

The two phase shifted current pulses (magnetic pulses) would result in a third magnetic pulse which is out of phase with both. This third magnetic pulse induces voltage and current in the secondary. The magnetic pulse from the secondary (cemf) is therefore out of phase with the two primary coils. This would result in little, if any, cemf reflecting onto the primary - how much I'm not sure. Also I'm not sure why only DC pulses and not AC.
http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/cosmos/C/Constructive+Interference