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[kolbacict]

So, yes, Lenz gets behind...just because this moving field is faster than its mass-time reaction.

Ufopolitics

Right. And we can increase the speed of rotation of the magnetic field with a magnetic gearbox for mechanical gears.
A gearbox that has nothing to do with Lenz's law.

[listener192]

At the start your output power is a lot less than your input power.


You believe lenz is being circumvented because of the speed up condition where output voltage and current drops?


The output power decreases?

[Ufopolitics]

Hello,

First, I  am not trying to prove Overunity on any of these videos.

THE MAIN POINT HERE, is to understand how these systems works.
When I accelerate Field rotation, Input Amperage REDUCE, while Output Amperage INCREASE.
Input Voltage stays exactly the same.

And that is the main reason to observe here.

And I was having an issue with brush contacts, that is why I can not rise speed above a certain limit...because the brushes start separating from commutator...or not making a solid contact.

Ufopolitics

[Ufopolitics]

An Amps "anomaly" captured on video...here is the image.


And of course, the Output Voltage reduces whenever I obtain these amps readings, you can tell by seen the bulb light dimmer, compared to a higher voltage on  previous video.


Note on the image the Input Volts + Amps on the blue screen...versus the AC Clamp Amperage.


I got images where the amps increased up to 6.0 amps...however, voltage dropped to the point bulb went off.


Ufopolitics

[Ufopolitics]

At the start your output power is a lot less than your input power.

But of course, and that was the point, to demonstrate that by increasing Field Speed, Output Amperage starts to increase, while Input Amperage reduces.

For a good observer, will realize the Bulb light never dimmed out during the readings...meaning voltage kept the same levels.

You believe lenz is being circumvented because of the speed up condition where output voltage and current drops?

Did you see output power (basically amperage) dropping?...or was it a typo and you meant "Input" instead of output?

The output power decreases?