I tried to rebiuld a Don Smith Device

[Jimboot]

Have one cooktop run several in series if you like, from pancake coils. Depending of course on the frequency of the ac from the pancakes. Be an interesting experiment though.

[Farmhand]

Hi Google - saying that makes me giggle - as I own an SEO Company.


This is from one of Laurent's vids - its all in French but description (below) is in English https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSqHwMabmmw


Hi all[/font]Sorry but this time i made the video in french.I explain in the video that i testeds the vGEGENE with a lot of different secondary coils, and when i tested the small 12 cm diameter coils that are intended for my small induction plate GEGENE , but on on my big Tristar induction plate, i got powerfull result also.So a pancake coil of a smaller diameter than the induction coil seems to work very well. And wonder why ??So i scratch my head and i made this theory proposal, which is only my affabulation good or not , but i dare to present here to you.Would it be possible , that we get an analogy between airflow That i know quite well ) and the flux of a magnetic field.So the idea would be that ,:First , we put the secondary coil outer diameter, smaller than the outer diameter of the induction coil and the secondary inner diameter larger than the inner diameter of the induction coil,so we get a part of the induction coil (outer and inner ) free to produce a magnetic field which is not submitted to Lenz law , because it suffer no charge at all and is for that reason very free and light to alternate with great speed because no work to do.And in the same time , the flux in the middle of the induction coil, is working hard , battling in the pancake secondary against Lenz and his army, to produce power to animate the load. And the idea is , as per analogy to aerodynamic would it be possible that those "FREE lenz " outboard magnetic field coul help the working one to do the job easier ?=?OK please forgive me , but this is the beginning of a very hard year and we have to try to think more trhan usual , OUT OF THE BOXGood luck at alllaurent

The reason for this effect could be that the magnetic field of a spiral coil comes out of both sides of the hole or the core piece in the center and expands as it gets further from the coil, ie. it looks kinda like a pair of inverted cones, near the outer diameter the field is weak. So a smaller spiral coil would be cut by more of the imaginary field lines than a bigger one, or one the same size as the cooker has. Also some high end induction cookers work at higher frequencies so they can heat even low or non magnetic cookware, from what I can gather, it's possible these could be air cored coils in the high end cookers that work at higher frequencies, and the magnetic field might be bigger in size or different shape.

Someone posted a model of what the spiral coil field actually looks like but I can't find it.

Cheers

What would be interesting is if a single layer solenoid was placed on the cooker, or maybe several of different diameters and heights. I have an induction cooker I use often for cooking hahaha (who would have thunk it) Cooking with a cooker, it works quite well.

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[Google]

The reason for this effect could be that the magnetic field of a spiral coil comes out of both sides of the hole or the core piece in the center and expands as it gets further from the coil, ie. it looks kinda like a pair of inverted cones, near the outer diameter the field is weak. So a smaller spiral coil would be cut by more of the imaginary field lines than a bigger one, or one the same size as the cooker has. Also some high end induction cookers work at higher frequencies so they can heat even low or non magnetic cookware, from what I can gather, it's possible these could be air cored coils in the high end cookers that work at higher frequencies, and the magnetic field might be bigger in size or different shape.

Someone posted a model of what the spiral coil field actually looks like but I can't find it.

Cheers

What would be interesting is if a single layer solenoid was placed on the cooker, or maybe several of different diameters and heights. I have an induction cooker I use often for cooking hahaha (who would have thunk it) Cooking with a cooker, it works quite well.

Are you actually using the overunity cooktop ? Please say so clearly. There are many people already on the forum talking in  riddles.

Best,

[Farmhand]

No i'm not talking in riddles, if I had what I though was OU I would say so. Don't worry about that, And I am trying a few things when I can. But not with the cooker, I just thought that because of the field shape a single layer solenoid like a "Tesla coil" might be interesting as compared to using another spiral coil.

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[Google]

Watch this : http://vidoz.com.ua/video/cnMBX2jeTob.html

Suppose we take the induction cooktop's original coil out and connected a bifi coil in its place and kept this coil outside of the cooktop.

Our new bifi must match the impedence of the original coil of cooktop, so that the cooktop electronics does not get fried.

Now, as we know a bifi produces a much stronger magnetic field.

We place two identical bifi pancake coils, one above the input coil and the other below it.

We should now definitely get overunity output from this arrangement.

Best,