Ωmega Machine - My gift to the world.

[fritz]

Electrical engineers agree, voltage stored in a capacitor is REAL power. You cannot charge a capacitor above the applied voltage. Using 2AA batteries, a 1:1 transformer and 4 diodes, pulsing the batteries will store 12v in the capacitor and no more. this follows the action reaction and 9v out of that 12v occurs when the batteries are disconnected thus requiring a 25% duty cycle with 3x gain.

P.S. My circuit simulator is calculating internal resistance of devices. Try what I say before you critisize. Just because you don't want it to work doesn't mean it doesn't.

If you have the charge of 1C in a 100000uF cap - the voltage would be 10V.
If you pump this charge into a 1pf cap (without losses) - there would be 1TV (1 terravolt).

A voltage or an amperage has no energy or power  by itself - the power is u*i and
the energy is u*i*t; q=c*u=i*t; c*u2=u*i*t

if u*i*t (out) is more than u*i*t (in) - you have ou