The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[Doug56]

@ All

From same site above. But no more information about its construction:

http://www.leedskalnin.com/CookElectroMagneticBattery.html

Regards

[wattsup]

@Doug56 - Thanks for those links. It's funny but everytime I read Leedskalin, I am always asking myself how electricity REALLY moves in a circuit.

When you read the following document
http://www.leedskalnin.com/MagneticBase.html
2nd pargraph he writes,

When Zinc is put into the acid in a battery,and the right connections are made, then the North pole individual magnets will come out of the battery's positive terminal and South pole individual magnets will come out of the battery's negative terminal and they will come out of the attery as long as the Zinc lasts, etc.

What does he mean by "come out".

Again my analogy of lightning stricking the Earth never reaches the ground. There is a plume of lightning that always rises to meet it about 1/3 of way up. The striking to ground is an illusion. Leedskalin thinks we are all wrong about electricity. What if it is really two potentials + and - advancing to meet each other in the circuit.Geez. I asked this once on Erfinders' thread but never got an answer.

One another note, I just finished making my build #2 according to the build specs  1.2. My hands are dead. I wanted to make the same unit as my previous but with iron core, more aluminium and it has 58 turns of the secondary on one layer. Will be testing it tonight and compare to my first build to see if there is any better results or not. This will be more determining then if I made one drastically different to what I first made.

I took one of Brnbrades' photos and did a dimensional check to see if he had 35 turns of the Secondary and it does. See photo. Also, I took a close up of the iron core and the secondary comming to that end. Notice how his Primary end is very clean and straight. How could he get that so straight if he is using alu foil. I'd like to know how many layers he is using of Alu foil. Brnbrade - were are you?

Also did some searching and found a link for Alu Varnish here:
http://www.bichemie.nl/avis/en/pdf/avis-effectverven/avis-aquaalulak_en.pdf
Did you know that v-i-a-g-r-a has aluminium varnish in it? Talk about power. Check here;
http://www.sildenafil-citrate-rx.com/ (Search the page for "aluminium varnish".)

My next build will be with varnish, but geez, each layer will take alot of time to dry. That's a bummer.

[BEP]

@All

Completed a trial to see if I could duplicate the use of AL varnish (provided it is loaded with Aluminum as some say).

I had some interesting but not profound results.

Construction: Same as BrnBrade said except - Instead of aluminum varnish on the primary (fine wire) I loosly wrapped aluminum weld wire as kind of a wire form for the copper primary - wrapped the copper between the weld wire and then covered with al foil. The weld wire was shorted to the below and above aluminum and I made no connections to it. The spacing between the al coil turns was just wide enough for the copper turns.

The core is a 3/4 inch bundle of #6 galvanized guy wire with a length of 9 inches. Those were sealed in shelac and covered with a single layer of al gutter flashing (I left the paint on the core side for dialectric and sanded the paint off on the coil side). The primary (copper between the al wire form) was 70 turns of #30 enamel covered magnet wire. On top of this I covered this coil from end to end with a folded piece of al foil. It would be equal to 4 layers thickness of the Reynolds wrap I 'borrowed' from my wife.

On top of that foil I wrapped 45 turns of #22 solid/insulated hook-up wire. The windings on the core were CCW.

The results (NOT OU):

Connected as most suggest nothing happened until I applied DC from a very high grade bench supply. The waveform went from flat DC to square wave modulated DC. It looked somewhat like the back of a wooden kitchen chair. The full wave duration was 8.45 ms. with the pulse .9ms wide. The wave did not appear until my drive supply hit 9.65VDC. The peak slowly increased as DC was increased until the P.S. reached 36.7VDC. At that point the peak would not increase above the DC base no matter how much I poured on the juice(it only goes to 40 anyway). The baseline DC increased, of course, but the additive peak would not increase on its own after the base reached 36.7. This was with a 100k ohm resistor at the coil in/out terminals. With the P.S. @ 36.7 the output of the coil was about 63 volts (zero to peak flat top). The current draw for the coil was a virtual short until 9.65 was hit then draw subsided as voltage was increased (and the AC component grew).

I have no reason to think the P.S. was putting out square wave. I use it in many more demanding experiments. Just in case I connected a 10mH choke and 10 ohm resistor(series) and drove then to the max. - Flat DC until the P.S. current limiter kicked in. It just dropped to a flat 1V and had to be reset.(power supply by Electronics Measurements Inc - Model HCR 40-6-101 - I used to use it to calibrate other supplies and meters)

This was in the garage and my good equipment is on the bench in the basement. I hadn't planned on seeing anything interesting so I only had a couple of analog meters and a DVM with a PC scope (good for a quick check and nothing more). I connected a 60 watt incandescent (120 VAC) in place of the resistor. I had the DVM reading for AC volts. When the PS hit 9.6 the DVM went insane and finally to zero. I crank up the juice until the bulb lit. The analog meters said Volts across the bulb was 63 AC (not a typo) or 29DC depending upon AC or DC scale. The current (DC scale) was 275 ma. I checked with the other analog and saw results almost exactly the same. The bulb was less than half brilliance (guess). Like I said 'Not OU'. That equates to 8.25 watts but when you add in the pulses it is less than unity.

I let it run while having a meal. Shortly after returning the bulb went black and the PS was in an overcurrent lock out state. I think I missed a sharp edge by the small wire 

So, I think I can create the same effect as AL varnish. It appears to be encasing the copper and strongly affecting the field. When connected without a load there is almost no current draw when the volts are above the pulsing point.

BTW - The second coil is wound CW - as I see shown in one of the first BrnBrade photos and the way another projects works for me. I know - I know - "No it isn't!".

I'll rewind the coils with better insulation and try again later with better equipment.

[wattsup]

@BEP

Good good and good work. The wind is the hardest on the hands.

Any type of build is welcome for results. Whatever we all do, we won't have to all re- do. Thanks for your build.

I will discuss your build soon.

I also got around 46vac when just giving a frequecy from my recently arrived frequency generator. Put a 100 watts bulb and no light, no amps. But all is not lost.

@all

Regarding my build #2, currently all I see is the standard results. Wierd and wonderful but nothing to light up the street.

But and happily this may be a big but, I just noticed a major flaw in my builds.

I was simply pulsing DC onto the Primary (thin wire) and saw nothing on my compass. Under normal usage I am getting something when just doing very slight cap tests and I must say it is positive,  but it seems like the valve is muffled when compared to Brnbrades.

Then it hit me, where the CBC Secondary (fat wire) stops, the aluminium layer should be removed from over the Primary winding, leaving 1.5" inches of open Primary possibly to react with the exposed core end. I think this is the problem. The unit ends have to react and close the loop. My loop was covered. The Vortex is between the primary end and the core end. The excess energy is stored back into the Secondary to be re-used. Wow. I hope I'm right, otherwise we may have to wait till Brndrades three weeks are up.

I will remove the excess alu foil on my first build and do some tests, before I remove it from my build 2.

I put up some photos of the build here and lettered them according to the build plan 1.2. This will have to be modified if the new mod is positive.

[BEP]

Interesting facts for consideration:

Aluminum is paramagnetic unlike copper (diamagnetic)
Al, while not magnetic will generate its own mag field when near another mag field (in addition to)

Maganese dioxide has the same properties. While also used in Al alloys (and others) it is also used to enhance drying of many black paints. Also used to provide the rich dark color in paints and varnishes. Ideal for coating Al? I haven't found a detail content listing of any AL varnish yet.

Aluminum and different forms of magnesium are used to enhance magnetic fields. This includes current research in Colossal Magnetocapacitance/Magnetoresistance. If this combination is reducing coil capacitance and resistance when a mag field hits it???

Maybe this would explain my coils breaking into oscillation at 7.05 kHz with DC applied.
I need to power them with a battery so there is no question.

These methods are used in Spin Valves and related 'Spin' processes and devices.