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[capthook]

Pulsing a 7500 uF cap at 28V into a 4 ohm load by hand that results in a .01 volt consumption.
NO WAY

[PaulLowrance]

Pulsing a 7500 uF cap at 28V into a 4 ohm load by hand that results in a .01 volt consumption.
NO WAY

It's a bifilar ferrite core coil that has reactance. This is what, the 4th or 5th rock you've thrown. Please learn basic 101 electronics before throwing rocks.



Stefan's links -->

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RGgrkMocCo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3fxOqjSsyc

[fritz]

I would call that the ancestor of all step-up converters.
With a nice coil and a HV cap you could reach kV with an AA battery.
Do I miss out something ?

[PaulLowrance]

Just yesterday I was working with a much smaller rod core for magnetic viscosity measurements, and in just 0.6ms the current only reached 0.9A. The current was rising at a steady rate-- inductance. So it is very clear that close to 100% of the caps energy is going into the magnetic field in that guys ferrite core coil.

Again, the only possible draw back that I see is dielectric absorption. For example, place a battery on a similar large cap for several hours, then remove the battery, then quickly place a load on the cap and remove the load, then measure the caps DC voltage, then disconnect everything from the cap and let it stand for an hour or so, then measure the caps DC voltage. It's not uncommon for an electrolytic caps DC voltage to rise by a significant amount *after* being used-- dielectric absorption.

PL

[PaulLowrance]

I sent a private message to the guy asking if he would make a video showing short clips as he makes another one of the bifilar ferrite core coil, and to include a good ruler in the video.

Out of all the present claims of developed & working "free energy" machines on this site, this seems to be the only valid one at the time.

Stefan, maybe this should be its own thread.

PL