The Peace Maker

[SkyWatcher123]

Here is the updated cad pic of the peace maker with the outer generator coils shown.
peace love light
Tyson

[Quantum_Doogy]

Hi SkyWatcher123
Good job, you are correct. I had been waiting patiently for a long time from such a response.
Thank you for taking a look and realizing just by looking at it for just a few minutes you can obviously see the possibility of it over others.
As a simple test before making it, without having to design it in some complicated simulator, you can try in less then 15 minutes just put it in vizimag http://www.vizimag.com/ (they have a 30 day free trial) and make 2 files, one for each state of conditions, one with coil on, other with coil off, and that will show such results. After that you can spend more time and put it in a complicated simulator like FEMM and many others to get more accurate simulations.
Keep in mind the core permeability had to be high, above estimate of 400, and 600 or higher for even less core losses, but not super high like others.
I found below 400 the core losses start to increase, you could probably get it going with less permeability but then have to focus on the right balance of magnet strengths and input coil strengths much more closely.
What happens with the core permeability being too low is that the input coil power to make the input coil field strengths match to the magnets field strength end up having to be more then what can get out and therefore too much loss in efficiency.
In my findings I found that permeability of 600 or higher was sufficient to over come that.

[Quantum_Doogy]

You probably can also do a spherical shape with 2 peace symbols, 1 on the x axis and 1 on the z axis, using the same y axis, and also another way is to do a peace symbol tube shape like as well, both for large units, with same results, however those would be more complicated to make.

Here is the updated cad pic of the peace maker with the outer generator coils shown.
peace love light
Tyson

[Quantum_Doogy]

Another note:
The input coil charge timing needs to match or be less then the charge on the output coil #3 + #4, otherwise it will be less efficient, this depends on many factors such as permeability, magnet strength, coils, and load. One can measure that and then adjust the pulse width of the DC pulse input signal until get maximum efficiency.
Also one can use a bedini circuit or similar circuit on the input coil to recover any unused energy.

[Quantum_Doogy]

Update:
A very sharp engineer that I highly respect had taken a look at this and he told me it will not work. I still am not sure where I made a mistake on it but I am certainly taking his word about that.