The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[z_p_e]

Hi all

I ask all that to want. Replicate and all can help that device develop.
The friends that possess oscilloscope and tools readers advanced, can help in the walk. 

Regards

Unless I missed something, it is rather difficult to do this without a drawing or schematic of what you have connected there. Why not post a drawing instead of a photo?

May I suggest for your own sake, and for the sake of others here trying to replicate and help you develop this (you did ask for people to replicate), that you STOP what you're doing at this point and draw out what you have done. Call this v1.0 if you like, but at least have one documented starting point.

It would take you no more than 5 minutes to scratch this out on a piece of paper, take a photo of it, and post it here.

OR, you can keep the frenzie going here by holding back as you mentioned. The choice is yours.

By the way, are you using any transistors or MOSFET's in this device?

Darren

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[hartiberlin]

Hi Darren,
he posted his schematic over here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2630.msg37778.html#msg37778

He tried to replicate the
MacFarland patent and now used alufoil as an additional layer and seems to have succeeded.

It seems to be the alufoil, that makes the difference.

I guess if we can get a selfrunner this way, it is easy to scale
up to over 50 Watts and I guess this will be a great device for the OverUnity Prize ?!

[z_p_e]

I'm afraid I have big doubts about this device being ou.


Darren

Darren,

Unless there is a hidden wire somewhere, how could you possibly light a 50 watts bulb with such brightness with only 2 A cells?

Jacob

Why is he so reluctant to post a drawing or schematic then? I believe that is enough to be suspicious.

It would not be too difficult to power a 12V, 50W bulb for a few minutes from 2 AA batteries with the right circuit. Keep that in mind folks.

Has he stated whether or not a switching device is being used? I have not seen any indication that he is, other than a power transistor sitting on his bench. If not, how is he getting an oscillation?

These are all questions that could be answered by a simple drawing.

Darren