ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

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[Tito L. Oracion]

Yes, but the 2 birds, 1 is fatter than the other, no?
And they have the same length?
Thanks

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Ok fisherOttits 

[leonelogb]

Enough, here it is! Tito Schematic  ....

Quote from: Bob Smith on August 26, 2019, 10:38:04 PM

Been sick for a while and not following. But thinking clearly today, and starting to get back on my feet.
So...
What if we had 3 coils:
- One functioning as an ambient charge collector, dumping the charge as it builds up into...
- A second coil, open-ended (i.e., one end not attached to anything), wrapped around or overtop of...
- A third coil (possibly series bifilar), to receive charge from the second, and from which a supply of useable voltage can be drawn.


I think we would need the following items in addition to the above:
- low latency, fast diodes for AV plug (e.g., Schottky)
- zener diode, to allow charge to build before reaching breakdown voltage
- a small capacitor or two for abrupt discharge.

What do you think Teets?
Bob





Well, you have all the needed things in the recipee of free energy but as i always says,
it is in the ARRANGEMENT OF THE CIRCUIT.


I CANNOT POST ANYMORE EVERYONE !!!!!!!!!
CAUSE I'M ALSO ALWAYS IN ASTHMA ATTACK, AND I AM CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR SOLUTION TO BIT THIS SHORT BREATHE.
AND I FOUND ONE VERY CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE SOLUTION ALREADY. THEY ARE NOT DOING THIS IN THE HOSPITAL ACTUALLY.


BE CAREFULL IN YOUR EXPERIMENT BUDDY.


BYE God bless and goodbye
efren frm the moon

[leonelogb]

Tito tell me?  choose one! 

a) You are a good teacher
b) I'm good student
c) a and b 

This is one reason why Tesla so favored the series circuit. He also favored it with one end loose -- the so-called "single-wire" circuit, without a return.) If the driving voltage to such a single-wire series resonant circuit is applied to the coil with the open-ended capacitor beyond, and the voltage is applied for only the first 90 degrees as a sine wave then instantly removed, the coil will be charged without current flow, accumulating a 5-d gravitational potential. When the coil discharges, it will discharge in two directions, producing real current, at a certain frequency (which may be drastically different from the "normal electrical current" resonant frequency. However, actual current will be induced out of both ends of the coil at this frequency. The capacitor will charge a little bit from this effect. The overshoot of the coil discharge back toward the disconnected driver is also usable energy if connected to a proper load. If the load is removed and the driving voltage is reapplied just as the overshoot reduces back to zero, the cycle is repeated, charging the distant capacitor more and more, and producing pulses of usable power through the overshoot discharge on the driver side. By adapting this mechanism, a free energy motor can be readily produced, as demonstrated by Bedini, Watson, and others with a battery-driven, series-wound DC motor unit."

I have done many experiments in the past with Bedini type rotored and solid state oscillators, also using them for single wire resonance, charging caps with an Avramenko plug and earth ground, but I can't quite figure out how exactly the setup he talks about here should be connected in the real world in a circuit.
It's the "applying voltage for only 90 degrees and then removed..." that I saw a connection to what you said in your introduction.
Maybe this is not at all what meant, so forgive me for bringing this up.

One more thing, about Tesla's bifilar coil. I made an interesting setup once, basically a solid state Bedini type oscillator, but instead of having a cap receiving the coil collapse I connected a bifilar coil. Meaning the output of the power coil was connected to a bifilar coil with a diode (like in normal Bedini setup). The wires on the other side of the bifilar were left open. Running the circuit for even just a fraction of time would charge the bifilar coil like a cap, and the neat thing was that it could sit there for hours after the circuit had been shut off, when I would short its open wires it would discharge with a bang just like a cap, well, because it is 
The point is, this setup still needed power to charge the bifilar capacity through electric connection, but what if it had been