Quote from: Gustav22 on October 18, 2008, 01:20:10 AM
You can find and download the patent here (unfortunately only in German language):
http://v3.espacenet.com/origdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=DE202008009291U&F=0&QPN=DE202008009291U

Yes, it is very interesting, if this works as stated it is a major game changer.

Can anyone help with the german translation. Would like to test and wondering if the capacitors are the same as AC motor type.

Thanks, Larry

Quote from: LarryC on October 18, 2008, 07:26:52 PM
Yes, it is very interesting, if this works as stated it is a major game changer.

Can anyone help with the german translation. Would like to test and wondering if the capacitors are the same as AC motor type.

Thanks, Larry

They give the volts amps coil size and cap value on page 3 and 4 in 'descriptions'

50mfd for example and 50 Hz is mentioned so I would guess oil filled motor 'run' caps would be OK.

Keep us posted

Ron

@Gustav22
I wonder if that German circuit would work using a regular transformer instead of winding a special coil.

Quote from: AbbaRue on October 18, 2008, 11:25:23 PM
@Gustav22
I wonder if that German circuit would work using a regular transformer instead of winding a special coil.

According to my understanding of the patent, a normal transformer can not be used (unless it was re-wound), as the winding style described in the patent requires two parallel wound wires (much like a 'bifilar' coil), so that the parallel 'strands' act like the two plates of a capacitor.
This points to the fact that finally all neighboring strands form a multi layered capacitor - with an additional capacitor at each end and these two 'terminal caps' presumably are put in place to regulate/adjust/calibrate the capacitance of the whole.

Normal transformers are not wound like that - as usually the complete primary and secondary are wound independently and on top of each other - and so presumably a normal transformer will not work as required to achieve the effect described in the patent.

Quote from: Gustav22 on October 19, 2008, 04:55:39 AM
According to my understanding of the patent, a normal transformer can not be used (unless it was re-wound), as the winding style described in the patent requires two parallel wound wires (much like a 'bifilar' coil), so that the parallel 'strands' act like the two plates of a capacitor.
This points to the fact that finally all neighboring strands form a multi layered capacitor - with an additional capacitor at each end and these two 'terminal caps' presumably are put in place to regulate/adjust/calibrate the capacitance of the whole.

Normal transformers are not wound like that - as usually the complete primary and secondary are wound independently and on top of each other - and so presumably a normal transformer will not work as required to achieve the effect described in the patent.

...SO THE "CAPACITORS" CHARGE AT RESONANCE WHEN THE INDUCTIVE REACTANCE AND CAPACITIVE REACTANCE CANCEL EACH OTHER OUT... AND THEN DICHARGE THROUGH THE COIL'S DC RESISTANCE TO PRODUCE A MAGNETIC FIELD

LARRY - WHAT ABOUT MAKING A PRIMARY LIKE THIS AND INCLUDING IT IN MY BI-TOROID TRANSFORMER DESIGN?

Thane