free energy circuit setup

[pg46]

Also right sixthflyingman-

Hey you need a shorter nick name BTW.

Yes, so if one started out with 12 V in one capacitor and then ends up with  say 7 caps with 2 V each, you started with 12 and now have 14V except that its now in 2Volt form. You could now hook these up in series to have 14 V but then you don't get the total current unfortunately.
Yes, I need that highly efficient DC DC converter. The one I have did not work well at all.
And no, I am still switching manually. I am not sure what the "Newmann Effect" is yet as I need to read up on that more. But I did notice gains without using the motors in between the caps as I mentioned before.

[sixthflyingman]

Also right sixthflyingman-

Hey you need a shorter nick name BTW.

Yes, so if one started out with 12 V in one capacitor and then ends up with  say 7 caps with 2 V each, you started with 12 and now have 14V except that its now in 2Volt form. You could now hook these up in series to have 14 V but then you don't get the total current unfortunately.
Yes, I need that highly efficient DC DC converter. The one I have did not work well at all.
And no, I am still switching manually. I am not sure what the "Newmann Effect" is yet as I need to read up on that more. But I did notice gains without using the motors in between the caps as I mentioned before.

Call me Sixth or SFM.

The Newman Effect is, in short, the conversion of chemical energy in the air into electrical energy in the caps. Sometimes it is amplified by back EMF, were the gains with the motors noticably greater than those without?

What was the DC-DC converter you used? Post a schematic if you can.

[pg46]

Hi SFM-

I'd have to run the tests again to be sure but I remember there wasn't much more gain with the charges and motors that I used. Well, TO BE SURE the biggest part of the extra voltage effect I get has nothing to do with the motors.
I don't know about the motors and the back emf etc. but I must say here clearly that there is quite some drama happening here with this sparking capacitors business. I can even smell something in the air also after a nice sparky discharge..nitrogen cooking perhaps?
I mean to get some higher voltage capacitors soon and mess around with them and see what damage I can do! Also I hope then that I will have some more usefeful voltages to play with after I finish dividing them amongst a few capacitors.
Actually, I think I do have that schematic of my dc dc converter somewhere -will post it for you if I find it. I haven't the foggiest notion what it was used for and the guy that sold it to me didn't know either. I did fry some components in it once already but I've since repaired it.

all the best

[sixthflyingman]

Keep in mind - if the converter was regulated it will be very lossy. See if you can find an unregulated one.

[pg46]

Will do SFM.

Thanks for the tip !