Russian Special Transformer ( Really Amazing! )

[Neo-X]

Hey guys check this out I think this is a new discovery! A special transformer made by Russian inventor capable of producing electricity in any solid conductor placed inside the ferrite cylindrical transformer. I dont know why it works but I think their something similarity in E.V. Gray technology.
Watch this youtube video and you will really amazed..

Part1  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH2TWPJiwEA
Part2  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rPyc_l-TVQ

[Neo-X]

The primary has many loop of thin copper wire while the secondary can be a 1 loop of wire producing more than 12 volts and can lit a tiny bulb! How this is happen?

[mscoffman]

Well, it is a one turn secondary winding, The bulb looks more like a 3Volt
flashlight bulb, and could be 1.5Volts. He really doesn't measure voltages with a
voltmeter. If you have a Weller Soldering Gun they do just about the same thing
using utility voltage on the primary. They power a small bulb too. I don't think this
is too surprising at 1.5volts and a little if it's ten volts or more.

:S:MarkCoffman

[e2matrix]

Saw this a while back and was fascinated with it.  It's a copper pipe in the middle with a cut lengthwise down one side with a wire attached at each end IIRC.  I was going to try this but didn't have any ferrite rings.  It seems it is only using a signal generator for power isn't it?  The fact that he can get current off each end of just a large nail through the middle seems worth looking into.  I forget if there was an explanation anyone had before on this.  I'd like to know more about it if anyone can explain it. 

[mscoffman]

Saw this a while back and was fascinated with it.  It's a copper pipe in the middle with a cut lengthwise down one side with a wire attached at each end IIRC.  I was going to try this but didn't have any ferrite rings.  It seems it is only using a signal generator for power isn't it?  The fact that he can get current off each end of just a large nail through the middle seems worth looking into.  I forget if there was an explanation anyone had before on this.  I'd like to know more about it if anyone can explain it.

Come on - This is just standard transformer stuff. The delta magnetic field
flux will generate a voltage in *any* electrical conductor. This is a transformer
without the iron core. I'll bet you could make a liquid secondary winding out
of concentrated salt water in a plastic tube and it would still produce voltage.
(would have higher internal resistance then metal).

:S:MarkSCoffman