ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[leonelogb]

Actually i have lots more of variation but...............................          


Your having fan huh 


Enjoy friend.

That why this is the best thread than ever, at least for me , because the captain can not tell a lie, because his father is THE ONLY TRUE GOD, JESUS. How I know that? because I'm son too, I'm can not say a lie too .

OK, Another reason is because you have many machines of the free Energy  too and I just want any of them, only 3kva for now, for the winter.

TITO 1:15
   To the pure, all things are pure, but to those who are corrupted and do not believe, nothing is pure. In fact, both their minds and consciences are corrupted. New International Version (NIV)

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[Dave45]

Diodes tell the tell, more on that later for now check out the exciter coil in this vid, pay close attention to the pos and neg changes at the ends of the coil.
https://youtu.be/0yK3Opq_i0M

[Dave45]

The vid shows the coil is putting out pos and neg energy at both ends of the coil.
We can use diodes to channel the energy into DC, a full wave bridge rectifier.
The circuit in the vid would be more efficient by using the bridge rectifier.




This circuit channels the energy into DC using diodes, one diode allows pos to pass and the other allows neg to pass on both ends of the coil.

[Dave45]

Lets say we wanted to build an air purifier an we want to use ac power to do it.
If we dont use diodes we will get both pos and neg pulses into our electrodes and we will cancel the charge on the electrodes.
But by using a full wave bridge we get total separation.

[leonelogb]

Lets say we wanted to build an air purifier an we want to use ac power to do it.
If we dont use diodes we will get both pos and neg pulses into our electrodes and we will cancel the charge on the electrodes.
But by using a full wave bridge we get total separation.

Dave45
I've been wondering what would happen if I use a transformer with 4 coil and I pick one of the secondary to feed the bifiar connection of the primary through a diode.