Pierre's 170W in 1600W out Looped Very impressive Build continued & moderated

[AlienGrey]

It's really too bad that all that dedication, talent, knowledge, effort and money is being spent on chasing a hoax.

What you mean ? exactly please explain,   Faffing about with inductors can be a mugs game adding bits
and experimenting is best on a one-off prototype arm of the original as practical what was thought to be a good
idea can often turn to a bad idea if not properly tested out first and a waste of resources as we experimenters often
find  good though ain it!

[forest]

Start small please. Only if you have something make it bigger. Don't waste your time, don't waste money. At anytime mechanical switching is better using rotary device.

[listener192]

It's really too bad that all that dedication, talent, knowledge, effort and money is being spent on chasing a hoax.

My day job gainfully employs any technical knowledge/ability I may have. My heretical activities are conducted at night under the cover of darkness!
Seriously though, like many on this forum I have spent the last 20 years working on either patent replications, online or my own ideas and so far I have not seen anything close to over unity however, everybody is entitled to a hobby, so think how much money and time I would have spent if that hobby was golf! Some might say that putting a ball around on a green for hours on end is a waste of time and money.
Hobby's are subjective activities, so each to their own! 

L192

[listener192]

Start small please. Only if you have something make it bigger. Don't waste your time, don't waste money. At anytime mechanical switching is better using rotary device.

Mechanical (rotary) switching, would have the advantage of robustness and not having to worry about protecting semiconductors however, if the success of a device relies on the scale of replication of building blocks, for example a closed loop of circuit building blocks, then rotary switching would become complex and quite a build in its own right.
If you look at my earlier posts, you will see the building block (boost circuit) I am using in this scheme was tested in prototype form before replicating 30 times, which is a sensible path to take.
The discrete electronic route I have taken is a large improvement over previous attempts i.e. relays and two different H bridge boards. The current scheme can generate  voltage over 30Hz to 120Hz  range (limited by delay settings) without reduction in amplitude. In the previous attempts the high series inductance was the limiting factor.

A final point... I realize that many may not have the resources to commit to such an expensive build however, I don't see why that should cause me to limit my expenditure on this project, after all who would bother to comment on this if I were spending the money on golf, or sailing! 

L192

[myenergetic]

Quote from: listener192

« Reply #1343 on: October 27, 2018, 11:13:33 AM »

"everybody is entitled to a hobby," Hobby's are subjective activities, so each to their own"

Well said and thank you for sharing benevolently
jj