Infinity Coil

[Yucca]

Howdy Y'all,

Here's a link to Joesph H. Cater's free energy device.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item160

Blessed Be...

Great Doc Z.Monkey! I read most of it last night, Orgone is weird and neat stuff!

Yucca.

[ramset]

Z   Cater's device uses Gold plating I have a very simple [brushplating] device for this
Let me know if your interested
Chet

[z.monkey]

Howdy Y'all,

Thanks Ramset, I'll let you know if I need it.

OK, been working on the Resonance Test Jig.  This is the DIY frequency generator and power amplifier that I am going to use to tune the LC circuits of the Infinity Transformer.  Here is a screenshot of the modified adjustable sine wave generator.  Also I uploaded the full schematic to:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item162

I'm still chasing the rotary switch, some of those are pricey new, like $100!  So scratching through the surplus stores it is.  I think I have a 100K stereo pot here somewhere...

OK, Mo Later...

[z.monkey]

That is why I looked at the Hendershot motor. Quite a lot of info on this, and, presumably an accurate circuit. The trick is in the tuning; probably for both devices.

Howdy Ourbobby,

Yeah, I agree tuning is everything in a inductive device.  Intelligent design helps also.  The power amplifiers that I chose for this board are audio power Op-Amps.  I used these parts to build a audio amplifier because of the efficient design and clean waveforms.  Years ago I knew this was a great design because it sounded good.  It was also very energy efficient meaning the batteries would last a really long time.  It wasn't until I studied the Bedini motor and other concepts in overunity that I realized this amplifier design was utilizing these principles.  It is not so much the design of the Op-Amp itself, but the circuit that protects the Op-Amp from transient feedback from inductive loads.

Look at the function of diodes D4, D5, D6, and D7.  These diodes steer the inductive kickback from the load inductor back into the power supply.  While this is not overunity, it is aiding the system by pushing the inductive kickback back into the battery, making the system more efficient.

High frequency tuned circuit exhibit overunity indirectly, they produce radio waves.  When making a power oscillator rather than a radio oscillator the tuned tank circuit is just as important.  The difference is that the power oscillator emits power when resonant rather than radio waves.  So being analogous to a tuned radio circuit a single low frequency LC tank circuit should be able to achieve overunity, it all depends on tuning.  Tuning single low frequency LC tank circuits is what the Resonance Test Jig is for. 

OK, Mo Later...

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

There is an instructable that teach how to build a crystal radio that inside has a homemade rotating switch. May be this can be of help to you.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-an-antique-style-crystal-radio/

Jesus