Possible overunity generator device

[casman1969]

Hello all, it's been almost two years since my last post...
Been busy fighting the powers that be but alas, all in vain. It's a rat race and the rats are ahead.

Been following the bedini threads and this is as good a place as any to post my observations.
I'm currently running a three driver coil setup in series and three generator coils also in series.
First observation is that whoever decided to put a bridge rectifier from the collector of the drive transitor must have an unearthly bridge since, every time I attempt to add that component it seriously drags down my rpm. I mean SERIOUSLY. Also, when rectifying the output of my generator portion and feeding back to the source, same thing.
What I have found is this. In both cases, if you impedance match with a capacitor in series to one leg of the bridge, it doesn't slow you down. I guess what I'm saying/asking is this:
Has anyone tried this arrangement? Right now I'm running my motor at < or = to 1. Since all monitoring of my source battery indicates no loss, down to 1/100th of a volt.
Just my  2 cents worth for now...
So far, it works well with the generator portion but I haven't been able to find the correct match for the charging ckt. portion.
Thoughts?

[synchro1]

@Cassman1969,

That's called Lenz Drag. Adding output coils just divides the available current. You need to reposition the coils.  You'll need to find out how far away the three need to be to allow for suficient R.P.M. Once that's established, you will notice that you can disconnect two of the output coils and reposition the sole remaining one in closer enough to equal the Lenz drag of the three. At that point only one output coil is needed to generate the same power as three combined.

[synchro1]

@Cassman196,

Thats called Lenz Drag. Adding output coils just divides the available current. You need to reposition the coils.  You'll need to find out how far away the three need to be to allow for suficient R.P.M. Once that's established, you will notice that you can disconnect two of the output coils and reposition the sole remaining one in closer enough to equal the Lenz drag of the three. At that point only one output coil is needed to generate the same power as three combined.

[casman1969]

Thank you Synchro1,

Yeah I've been all arround the positioning aspect and, as always, balance point is < than 1. Damn law!
That's why the question and the age old dilema of balance. Just thought I'd throw a different approach out there to see if others had tried.
Best I can do right now is ten minutes run time on my 10000MF cap. If that's of interest I'll be happy to give you the specs.
Still, to be able to cleanly capture the BEMF off that darn tranny and not drag it down would possibly get me over the hump. May go back to the reeds for that...

[synchro1]

@Cassman169,

I have two loops back to back, one trigger power, the other output. I position the neo sphere between the two with instruments. These coupled spiral toroid spheres run at a maximum efficency R.P.M.

Unlike a rotor between two coils, the sphere can spin from the outsides as well.