ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Grumage]

Ok, seems current transformer is what they called "multiple arc connection", but who can tell me if this is still used in power lines ?? I mean about those large transformers hanging on poles.

Dear forest.

Can you please be a bit more explicit with regard to your question? My earlier career was with the supply industry, in particular, HV distribution at 11 and 33 KV. Most Pole Transformers are just that, a step down to LV for industrial and domestic uses.

A CT ( current transformer ) for ampere measurement. Or is your description different?

Cheers Grum.

[Bob Smith]

This just posted by Stupify over on the Tesla's Coil for Electromagnets thread (bold added for emphasis):

I have build the same Bifilar coil into a Tesla Transformer- air core, The effects me and my cousin have seen is when there is load on the secondary coils the Transformer seems to boost its performance and not affected in the so called counter induction. So we tried to add more coils in the Transformer, we have accidentally stumble on it the other secondary is powering a load of bulb with full brightness, accidentally Short circuit the new other Secondary coils that result into a boost of brightness on the bulb being load on the other secondary.

We have tried to make more shorted Bifilar secondary coils on this Transformer it seems to boost its performance with out demanding more power from the input source.
Meow 

Permalink:  http://www.overunity.com/13460/teslas-coil-for-electro-magnets/msg409465/#msg409465

Kind of reminds me of what Teets has been saying about the TMT principle in the Titonium:
If I understand correctly, Stupify is getting these results with:

- Primary
- Series-wound bifilar secondary
- Shorted swbifi resonant coil

Am I interpreting you correctly, Stupify?

Bob

[forest]

Dear forest.

Can you please be a bit more explicit with regard to your question? My earlier career was with the supply industry, in particular, HV distribution at 11 and 33 KV. Most Pole Transformers are just that, a step down to LV for industrial and domestic uses.

A CT ( current transformer ) for ampere measurement. Or is your description different?

Cheers Grum.

I mean a current transformer as WAS used before 1900 as shown in many patents. Primaries in series but secondaries are wound in bifilar closed manner and load is connected in such strange manner called multiple arc connection ! There is constant current ratio between primary current and secondary one...

[Dave45]

Do you see the implication.
Opposites attract
Charge separation

In an ion generator a pos ion cloud builds around the neg electrode and a neg ion cloud builds around the pos electrode, the same happens with a coil.

There is a fundamental principle that can be exploited here, a rational simple explanation for why coils work the way they do.

If you study static neutralizers you will find its just an ion generator where the two electrodes are place in close proximity to the work surface to be neutralized, this causes recombination of charges and effectively neutralizes any static electricity that has built up on the work surface.
Ok keeping the static neutralizer in mind what happens when a transformer is pulsed, its creating pos and neg ions in the atmosphere around the transformer but they are being neutralized because of the close proximity.

quit wondering aimlessly about, going from one dead end to the next
study, use your own head

[totoalas]

This just posted by Stupify over on the Tesla's Coil for Electromagnets thread (bold added for emphasis):Permalink:  http://www.overunity.com/13460/teslas-coil-for-electro-magnets/msg409465/#msg409465

Kind of reminds me of what Teets has been saying about the TMT principle in the Titonium:
If I understand correctly, Stupify is getting these results with:

- Primary
- Series-wound bifilar secondary
- Shorted swbifi resonant coil

Am I interpreting you correctly, Stupify?

Bob

In new video of Wesley Daly replication  L2  is shorted  but dont remember if its bifilar