The Young Effect, my gift to the free energy movement!

[innovation_station]

@ captian  i hope you got your new vid done as its needed and so is your explanation so far on the knowalge you have gained since this has come to light ....



1 peice of the puzzel at a time and it may not ever cost you a dime 

ist!

what is needed is common ground understanding from there our mind is our only limit!!

[sparks]

    If we add the sound waves emwaves and heating effect resulting from  the spark gap to the  the potential energy left in the capacitors has this simple transfer of energy from capacitor a to discharged capacitor B gone over the top?

[innovation_station]

i post this pic agin ..... 


is this over the top in 1 pulse...??

ist

simple ou for everyone ...     now how does the relate to the topic   

i will continue to teach you how to make a 12 volt ou battery charger from this neat thing 

lol

but i will Waite till your are on my page ...

now what if our caps were 12vdc solar deep cycle batteries that we could run inverters off    and all batteries were constantally recharged as it flys around ....   

YOU WILL TAKE NOTE...   THE RETURNING ENGERY IS ALWAYS MORE THAN APPLYED...

in the case of this unit showen ...  the faster it goes the bright er the bulb gets....  

[Groundloop]

@All,

My Tripulse motor will not run. First I had two magnets in the rotor with alternate polarity.
The reed relays triggered on both south and north passing magnet and the rotor did not run.
Then I turned on magnet around so that the rotor had the same polarity facing out for both magnets.
The result was that the magnet field did get weaker and only one of the reed relays fired.

Is there a way to get a reed relay to fire on ONLY one magnet polarity?

Groundloop.

[TinselKoala]

Yes, you can get a reed relay to fire on only one polarity, by "biasing" the switch with a small magnet on the opposite side of the triggering magnet. It takes some experimentation to find the right strength and position.

An alternative solution would be to use a Hall effect switch. If you need the mechanical interruption to make a spark or something, you can use the Hall sensor near the rotor to fire a mechanical relay or reed-solenoid combo some distance away. Then your Hall sensor can be positioned to take advantage of either polarity of the rotor magnets, and you still get the mechanical interruption at the relay contacts or the reed-solenoid combo.