TPU One Ring Flux Drive (New links more concepts!)

[tao]

Hi all,
I'm the guy who made the Flux Drive, and I can tell you that I have achieved incredible results by experimenting with this, and I encourage as many people as possible to play with this concept. If anyone has questions, I'll be lurking around here.

I have some questions-
An issue I'm facing with my latest model, is that the batteries are being drained rapidly, as the coil used to move the flux is basically shorting out the battery when engaged.  Any way of reducing this effect? I don't know too much about resistance and the resistors I've tried have fried!

What capacitors might be best for a device like this? the output fluctuates too much now.

Also, I am now generating twice the power it takes to run the coil and timer, but I don't know how to channel the output back to run the device.

If anyone can help...

You might want to consider trying to pulse your control wire(the coil you use to move the flux) at 7.8Hz, I am willing to bet that you will see a much greater output...

Please see this for an explanation: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2814.0.html

[singerxyz]

 Ah yes Shuman's resonance! Thanks for the video link, too.
Question: Are there portable function generators? Or would you know a way to create something to pulse  it? As it is now, I'm using a 555 timer circuit that controls a plain old on/off relay type switch, but it only goes down to about 4 times/sec.

[EMdevices]

paulshroom,Ã,  nice video links, thanks for posting.Ã,   It should be said that what happens in acoustics, happens in electromagnetism as well, but we can't visualize it as well, and the frequency is alot higher due to the higher speed of EM waves compared to acoustic energy.Ã,  Ã,  The video showing the rotation in the center was quite interesting.

singerxyz,Ã,  nice videos.Ã,  I have a question.Ã,  In your second video, you turn the knob of your insturment to check the amperage.Ã,  However, I don't see you reconnecting the probes for an amperage measurement.Ã,   Did I miss something, because you can't measure voltage and current through a load with the probes connected in just one spot.Ã,  GettingÃ,  a higher voltage then what's input is nothing special, getting more POWER out then input is a BIG BIG thingÃ, 

EM

[singerxyz]

 You're right, I didn't change input on my meter, as it seemed to register the same amps with a previous experiment, but I should have for the sake of legitimacy.  I will change it and try again, and upload a short clip of my results.

Good looking out!

[singerxyz]

Bummer! You were correct, I was measuring milliamps.
What I'm getting right now, is 50 VDC 12mA from 8 AA batteries.
What I still think this shows however, is that you can generate current by moving the flux in a magnet through a coil wrapped around it.

I still have alterations I've yet to try, but for the sake of scientific honesty, I'll modify my videos etc...
Thanks for your help and stay tuned!