ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Magluvin]

Tito:


This has to be close.
The question is, "How close?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99FeKBi-Usg

Interesting stuff.    there have been a number of these types on YT with some different configs.

What it looks like to me is the cores in and out of the spiral coil is able to have high enough induction to impede the higher freq AC of the seemingly short length of the spiral conductor. Very low ohms and not many turns. So when lighting the bulb with its own wire or nail through the core, as the freq goes up, light dims because the primary is impeding input. 

But he did show that the bulb lit while across the primary also.  What would have been good to see is in that config, to raise the freq and see if the bulb lights well just from the output of the amp, being that the primary is not taking on current much at high freq, the bulb would receive most of it. Also it would have been good to see the bulb alone on the amp output at high and low freq to compare. I might think that the bulb would light pretty good throughout the freq change connected direct to amp alone.

Now if the bulb lights when across the primary, it would have also been good to go through the freq sweep there also, and I think the bulb would have lost brightness going lower in freq because the primary would not be impeding as much and taking more of the current, thus less for the bulb.

It is pretty cool to see conductor through the core being able to produce enough voltage to light the bulb.     Clearly a step down setup.     It does need to be investigated more. Even more than my added suggestions.

Mags

[d3x0r]

Re 'transformer' videos


it's no surprise to me.  A joule thief works with a single loop... the only requirement is that the loop pass through the toroid...

some of my first notes here...

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[Dave45]

Not to get too far off course, I ponder coil configurations and thier interactions and thought of this
If you put three solenoids together they will not all work with each other, two will but one will always be opposed but if dc is ran through two and ac ran in one the third coil will alternate and boost the dc coils alternately each half cycle.

[Dave45]

If we carry it further dc in outer windings and ac in the center