I tried to rebiuld a Don Smith Device

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If a incandescent globe with a coiled filament is switched it produces spikes the same as any coil does ( see video below), if it's switched at the right frequency the filament will take time to "glow down" heat wise but the energy stored in the magnetic field of the coil of the filament will be released, and can be utilized. Under the right conditions it might prove to be more efficient than when the bulb is supplied straight DC or AC even, maybe. The resonant frequency of the light bulb filament coil may be altered with a capacitor, just like we can with any coil. 

Light bulb filament coil discharge. Again the video is rough but I'm not expecting a nomination for a Logie award  (Logie is the Aussie version of a Grammy I think).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l89YgQIIqUY

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You are a smarty farmhand, muaaaah !!!!

Actually I want to pulse two similar coils with one sourse, so that when the magnetic field is collapsing in one, its building up in the second coil, and so on and so forth.

By setting input to resonant frequency of coils, we rotate the magnetic field very fast. At resonance the input current will fall, but we can squeeze a higher output from two output coils, without losing magnetic fields.

What say ?? No noisy spark gap, no high voltage shock risk, no radium, no thorium.

Best,

[DilJalaay]

Just for thoughts...Sandeep.
this is what you want to do with your bulb...?
but it needs mechanical or solid switching.
16 is out put.
17 is on/off switch.
4 is 12vdc to 110/220vac inverter.
12 and 13 spark gap


14 15 electromag for spark quencing.


when one battery charge the other is on load and vice versa.
just met the Tom Bearden condition for self loop.


I never test, but i think it will work if properly tune.


P.S: instead of inverter you can use you 12vDC florocent tube driver if it can give you spark.
also you can omit spark quiching for test purpose.


in my openion, instead of 2 x 12v batteries, it should be caps.

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Dear Dil Jalaay,

For loopback we can use zener diodes similar to found in car alternators that limit the battery charging to 14.4 volts.

But by the way if power loopback is say 20 volts at 2 amps = 40 watts, will zener diodes increase the current while reducing the output to 14 volts, like http://www.bosch-semiconductors.de/en/ubk_semiconductors/clean_economical/alternator_electronics/press_fit_diodes/press_fit_diodes.html ?

If they dont increase the current we have a big inefficiency in loopback.

I have an inherent dislike for bedini bearden quacks and will not waste time in reading them or replicating them.

Any thought ?

Best,

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My question to a.king21 now.

You have always been saying electrostatic systems have a COP of 2 minus system losses.

Suppose we have a radiant energy source "A". Which is emitting high electrostatic charge.

Now we surround it with many small aluminium plates places around it in a circular fashion. Each plate is connected to a hv dc cap, negative of each cap is grounded TO A SEPARATE POINT IN GROUND.

As per tesla radiant energy patent, all caps will be charged pulling the other half of charge from the ground.

And we have connected these caps in parallel using diodes for output.

Now the question. Will the cumulative charge of the caps be around 10 times more than the charge supplied by our radiant energy source, if say we have 10 caps, 10 plates and 20 diodes capturing the radiant energy ??

Will this arrangement work as overunity ?

What do experts have to say about this ??

Best,

[Jimboot]

If a incandescent globe with a coiled filament is switched it produces spikes the same as any coil does ( see video below), if it's switched at the right frequency the filament will take time to "glow down" heat wise but the energy stored in the magnetic field of the coil of the filament will be released, and can be utilized. Under the right conditions it might prove to be more efficient than when the bulb is supplied straight DC or AC even, maybe. The resonant frequency of the light bulb filament coil may be altered with a capacitor, just like we can with any coil. 

Light bulb filament coil discharge. Again the video is rough but I'm not expecting a nomination for a Logie award  (Logie is the Aussie version of a Grammy I think).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l89YgQIIqUY

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Bloke, the word you're looking for is Emmy not Grammy Grammy = ARIA awards