free energy circuit setup

[pg46]

Hi All-

Sixthflyingman-
I did run the two motors in series once or twice and didn't notice anything significant. Without doing rev counts and torque etc. I found that they will turn just as fast but then I think the power is halved in each motor. I think I remember that from conventional electrical stuff- so no gain I think in running them in series.
Whats interesting with using caps is moving the energy around and using it on the way for various things and still having all of the energy you started with(albeit in ever decreasing voltages)  until when you fully discharge the system.
I spent $6 on caps and $4 on motors and am having lots of fun. 

[FreeEnergy]

so you're just moving the energy around between the caps and the motor(s) without wasting energy.

[sixthflyingman]

There's only one problem with this whole thing, as we've got it so far: In order to continue to increase the energy that has been put out, we need to continue to add caps.

All we need is a high-efficiency unregulated DC-to-DC converter. And, as much of a computer nut as I am, I have little to no experience or knowledge of analog electronics... Someone here mind posting a schematic for one?

[pg46]

Yes, that's right, well that is until you fully dscharge the system at some point.
But whats even more interesting to me is the possible gain in total voltage from moving this energy from place to place.
Like  hartiberlin has mentioned earlier-


Ahh, you also see the Newman effect, that is, if you use sparks you see a voltage increase.
So if you are using sparking commutator motors you also see this voltage increase.
It is due to the spark that comes from the Back EMF and which converts either
metal ions into electricity or a ZPE extraction via the spark or a chemical to electrical energy
conversion of
Nitrogen gases during the spark.

[sixthflyingman]

Yes, that's right, well that is until you fully dscharge the system at some point.
But whats even more interesting to me is the possible gain in total voltage from moving this energy from place to place.
Like  hartiberlin has mentioned earlier-


Ahh, you also see the Newman effect, that is, if you use sparks you see a voltage increase.
So if you are using sparking commutator motors you also see this voltage increase.
It is due to the spark that comes from the Back EMF and which converts either
metal ions into electricity or a ZPE extraction via the spark or a chemical to electrical energy
conversion of
Nitrogen gases during the spark.

However, the ideal perpetual motion machine would be solid-state and not require the mechanical switches.... So, if that is indeed the Newman effect (did you do the experiment with solid-state transistor switches like I asked?) then it's irrelevant.