ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[forest]

Ha ha ha Cadman , good catch ! Tinsel , we have got you !   

[TinselKoala]

Ha ha ha Cadman , good catch ! Tinsel , we have got you ! 

What are you talking about? "Got me" in what way?  Have you suddenly discovered that batteries, especially discharged 9v batteries, can't deliver the high peak currents that poly film capacitors can? This is news to someone? Well, of course it is to the video author, and evidently to you. But everybody else knows this. Go ahead and try to use that _known fact_  to create some energy. Go ahead! You cannot.

Maybe you'd like to post another video where the author clearly has no clue about what he is demonstrating, and use that as some kind of "evidence" for something. There are plenty of them out there.

Let's review: The video author says the batteries are "dead". They clearly are not; they  may be substantially discharged but they are far from "dead" as they supply plenty of energy to the capacitor.
The author says that the "J" in the capacitor marking means "Joules". It clearly does not; it means that the capacitor has 5 percent tolerance in its marked value.
The author says that the capacitor has "no capacitance" when it is evidently a 10uF poly film capacitor, hardly negligible.
The author makes no measurements of the voltage on the stack of batteries, which would show that it drops a bit with every cap charge-spark cycle, hence the "repeatability" is just an illusion, as each cycle dissipates power that will not be replaced into the batteries.
The author makes no measurements of the charging or discharging current supplied to or by the capacitor, or by the batteries during the direct short. These are easy to make _if you know how_, which the author clearly does not.

So just how have you "got me"? I am sorry to be so right so often, as it seems to upset you somehow. No... wait....  I'm not sorry at all.

[a.king21]

I like that build Tinsel. Can it light up a household 7 watt bulb?

[Tito L. Oracion]

Since my other projects are on indefinite hold I have returned to this one. I do believe the Tesla patents for currents of high frequency and potential have merit for OU purposes. IMHO there are several key conditions that must be met in order to proceed.

The first is that the discharge of the condensers through the primary must be oscillatory, which is determined by the relationship of inductance, capacitance, resistance and current between the condensers and primary coil.
The primary winding should be 2 to 4 turns of heavy gauge wire with a high strand count.
The choking coils should be high self inductance with a high energy storage capacity, bi-filar.

The big key is the oscillatory transformer primary circuit. For one discharge of the condensers you will get many pulses through the primary coil with just as many high voltage pulses from the secondary. This is the energy amplification part.

The discharge current oscillates between two condensers with the low resistance primary coil between them. The current of the oscillation decays at a rate determined by the resistance of this primary circuit so the condensers only partially discharge. We do not have to recharge the condensers from zero. Tesla said the shorting of the circuit should be so rapid that the iron in the self-induction coils will only partially demagnetize.

Simplified, we have a transmission circuit where we are boosting the voltage to a high level and frequency, with many free output pulses, and then later we can transform it back down for use.

Also see Tesla patents 568178, 577670 and 583953.

Tito, this is not all there is to it, but if I am wrong so far, please jump in here and say so.

Regards

Hey body, don't say it in detail ok?, cause there are many people here that are out of the box  


$TK
        you want to know where i'm getting my free energy?, its comes from out of the box.


Gosh lots of sources!!!!!     The important thing is do not kill the source.  


Bigtitsbox 

[TinselKoala]

I like that build Tinsel. Can it light up a household 7 watt bulb?

Not that one, no. But this one can:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kulGKroR0yA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x2YfA9LU5s



@Tito: Now let's see +your+ box doing something interesting.