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

[CabinBoy]

Quote from: innovation_station on Today at 01:59:52 PM
so to get this correct you apply 19.8vdc . 0ne shot ...  and in that 1 shot .. you are returned   58vdc ...  Wink

And this is overunity to you, right?

CabinBoy usually enjoys reading Innovation_Station's posts more than watching Jerry Springer although Springer has better fights and has less commercials.

CabinBoy now feels it is a toss up.

[Pirate88179]

@ Captainpecan:

Nice video.  I think you explained what you were doing very well...it seemed clear to me.  I don't recall you drawing any conclusions in that video so it would be hard to disagree with your undrawn conclusion.  Most of us here are all learning.  I am like you, I learn by doing and attempting...it is the only way my brain can "see" it.  Keep up the good work.

@Cabinboy:

Me thinks we have seen ye before mate.  Avast!

IST:

I can't wait to see that when completed.  It looks great!

Bill

[sparks]

@c-pecan
the collapsing magnetic field contains maximum the energy that it did cost to create it.

        This is true but what it does is focus the energy or store the energy in a smaller field.  Take the simple ignition coil.  We invest 12volts at 1amp for 1 second say and flip over a bunch of magnetic dipole moments in the steel.  Then just as the core reaches saturation or a little afterwards with a reduction in current to holding levels we open the circuit very quickly.  Now our 12volts is with use of a secondary that responds only to the collapse goes to 20,000volts.  Now let us store 20,000 volts in a capacitor hook it up to the primary of another ignition coil setup and do it again.  Now the secondary gives a nice expotential rise but now we need a capacitor to hold on to a million volts. What kinda mass isn't going to give up potential energy sitting in between two plates with a million volts distributed across them?  What was done is that we gained power by doing work.  There is no conservation of work but there is focusing of power or force.

[blueroomelectronics]

I have set user TheBuzz
to read access only.

Regards, Stefan.

Watch out, he might threaten to sue... 

Blueroomelectronics - Your copyright violation was reported, the page was documented. The illegally obtained photos were taken out of context and used to smear me and I have requested the web site owner provide all identifying information for you including the IP address of the post.

My wife works at a business called a law firm that specializes in intellectual property. It just costs me $230.00 to file a complaint in District court and another few hundred to default you and get a judgment, then wreck your credit from the comfort of home here in the US. The credit report is automatic.

Always happy to do it since it is all so cut and dry on something like this.

Got that over at electro-tech-online.

[dean_mcgowan]

Let me get this right ..

If I have 2 balloons of equal capacity (strechyness, thickness, volume .. etc etc .. you get the idea)
and I blow one up to say  19.8 kpa (might blow up but whatever .. imagine it can cope with it)
You guys are telling me that I will be able to (very quickly of course) put the other empty balloon
(hole to hole) and have it pump up (share the air pressure) so that both balloons now 
contain more potential energy (combined for the 2 balloons) than there was in the one previously ?

Am I way of on the analogy here .. please someone show me the bit i am missing.(Preferably without using the words "faith" or "Bearden")

Cheers,
Dean