The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[Jdo300]

Hi Carl,

Please do try my circuit and prove it for yourself. It does in fact put out usable power (though small using the components I had) but I know that it could easily be scaled up.

@allcanadian

I love that link that you posted! It proves the exact effect that my transformer circuit has been making. In the article, Tesla talks about how it is the conversion of other energies into potential (specifically electrostatic potential) that produces power. Though I have not tried Tesla's tricked out bifiliar coils yet, my cheesy transformer coil still showed some voltage increase when I sent the square wave through it. Also, like Tesla stated, the power transferred through the receiver needs to be high voltage low current! I am also seeing the same effect with my device (the max I got was 37V at about 40mA). This may not seem like much but I only had a 30V input coming from my function generator. If I could pulse the coils with 100V or even 1000V, I'm sure I would get more current out that could easily be stepped down to a low voltage high current output!

Stefan mentioned that my transformer might have been transferring energy via electrostatic coupling... Well, according to what Tesla talked about, Stefan is right!! But the only energy that is being expended is the heat that may be produced in the primary coils from the voltage signal oscillating in it (my guess anyway). But since that is extremely small to non-existent then for all practical purposes, the electrostatic coupling between the primary and secondary winding is allowing me to produce a measurable output on the secondary side without expending charge on the primary side!

Could someone please try the experiment and prove/disprove this. I believe it works. But if I am missing something here, please correct me.

God Bless,
Jason O

[mrd10]

Hi Guys,

Great work all of you, I'm in process of building 90volt version, I will be incorporating fuses in mine, just incase I hit that magic number.

@Allcanadian

Awesome read, thanks, wow I loved the bit on displacement current, and it explains jasons experiment beautifully.
As he was using a voltage potential only.

cheers,

Dom

[tosky]

Hi C0mster,
About your calculation in the movie may not be true. I designed some high power switching power supply, I have to duel with those pulses. Our goal is to smooth the pulses to be straight line DC. I know that the Volt meter and the current meter is designed to measure precisely for only AC 50/60HZ sine wave or DC straight line. Any pulse or pulse on DC measurement may have different wrong reading, even different model of meter shows different reading. I think you may have to use work done in joule to compare the value.

[c0mster]

@tosky

Good point. It is like an illusion, because if it was performing more work than going in I should be able to replenish the supply, and there is no way to replenish the supply even though it looks like more watts. If it was calculated to joule it would show a loss. One can be easly fooled. As I said before any OU device would have to replenish the supply or have no supply. But I do like to have an open source attitude towards my experiments. Then we all learn.

C0mster   

[Grumpy]

another way to spin a compass:

http://www.ussdiscovery.com/FalacoSolitonMagnetic001.htm

short video at the bottom of the page

(analog of a Falaco Soliton water wormhole)