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[blueplanet]

This is just an ordinary bifilar coil. Because the potential difference between each neighboring coil is high, it can store more energy than ordinary coil. But this does not necessarily mean it has any OU effect.

You may end up with some standing wave effects when the coil is operating at certain frequencies, which makes the device appear like an antenna, resonator or whatever. But I do not believe your measurement is accurate. This "surplus" power may actually come from your pulse source or your instruments.

I wish I am wrong. Like you, I am seriously looking for a functional OU device.

Now, let me also reveal the secret of the transformer coil yielding the OU effect. Look how it is wound. Isn't that something? I've established that it not only must be wound in this way but has to be of a certain length to generate the OU effect. Recall that I showed an even bigger OU effect with a coil wound the same way but made of longer wire. The length must be just right though and one won't get more OU just by adding length.

So, all this talk about the importance of cores and what not goes. Things turned out to be as simple as can be. I guess all of that was overlooked not only because it didn't occur to anyone to check the power balance at various frequencies etc. but because accessible (and not only accessible but in principle) equipment to do such studies has not been available in the not so distant past.

Notice also this--all the OU is of electrical nature and we don't even need to generate heat from current. All the OU can directly be stored in a capacitor and then through a converter brought back into the input. I'm sure there are designers of electronic circuits lurking here and it would be of great help if someone find the time to design and make such converter. It seems to be it would be a trivial matter for an expert in electronics to do that but I may be wrong.

[Omnibus]

@blueplanet,

Never mind the coil. How about the RC filter? I'm observing OU there too, as you can see from what I've posted. That's way more interesting than the coil, isn't it?

[Omnibus]

Also, as far as bifilar coils go, my understanding is that the current travels in opposite directions in the parallel windings. Not so here. However, as I said, never mind the coil. The other stuff is more interesting.

[blueplanet]

As I said before, if there is any OU in the device, it should not be difficult for you to turn the device into a self-running system that obeys nyquist theorem.

[Omnibus]

As I said before, if there is any OU in the device, it should not be difficult for you to turn the device into a self-running system that obeys nyquist theorem.

Like I said, turning a device into a self-sustaining system is a totally different ball game. It may be interesting for some practically minded folks but for a scientist the data presented so far suffice to conclude OU demonstrated is real.