Quote from: GeoFusion on October 17, 2013, 01:59:55 PM

Remember guyz that if more input voltage is applied, the more the load output, and I can even Imagine howmuch kW's it would produce with better circuits. 


Cheerz~

How I see in you video for better efficienty you must use ticker conecting wires and choke wires or higher voltage use (36-48 volts).

Quote from: MenofFather on October 17, 2013, 02:10:12 PM
Now I diasamble my all things. For my divice using without load about 20 volts and 0.5-1,5 ampere. Depending on capasitor, more mikrofards, more curent. With load voltage drobs to about 15-12 volts, because using transformer and curent gose depending on secondary windings to 1-5 amperes and then can light on almost full brightnes 55 W lamp 12 volts. In that case curent about 4 amperes and voltage about 12 volts. I not see overunity in this divice. I try and wih NE555 puting squares to with resoant capasitor, getting about same result. That you put, that you have, seems no overunity. I try wery many combinations, with diferent air gaps and ferite gaps and probarly not get overunity, that I put, that I have and losses due  heat. I now try with cacher and try make selfrunnng with one fast diode to output UF5404, but unsucesfully like in other my tryings make selfrunning.

I understand Meno . Yes the device has its ways how much power it consumes and produces. Yes the capasitor is very important with the right microfarrads, and produces more current for output. Yes cosumes alot of the voltaged indeed but this is to see that this type of transformer can work. It's all about trying out (=, but we will manage with others to get a overunity selfrunning one soon.
I stopped to work with it in a while because was working with the newer version that seems promising by what it does.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocrAX7aBHpc

But that is why I continued to the newer form with ferrite piece of a Flyback , Has 2 plits again, with tape in both splits to hold gaps. when conneting load to output on this one it reduces the amp draw at battery.

Quote from: MenofFather on October 17, 2013, 02:18:34 PM
How I see in you video for better efficienty you must use ticker conecting wires and choke wires or higher voltage use (36-48 volts).

ah you've seen it . alright
Yes ticker wire, yes indeed.
Yes it's allot more efficient this one. Yes i tried 36 volts , can put many lights equivalent to almost 2 to 3kW energy.

Quote from: T-1000 on October 17, 2013, 02:02:01 PM
Do you think I am same as Сергей В ? If yes, you may rethink once again as open information sharing is very fragile space based on people cooperation and trust...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJBpNKSsdqw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbeseiPPCeM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0R4Pinl5rE

Hi T-1000

ohhh this is the STAAAR device.
Thank you for the vids and yes saw them some time ago already, now I remember .


I remember Wesley showing this, and this is something awesome to do also. Will try this one out too soon.

   T-1000:
   My comparison was not about what you have done, or have shown. So, don't take it personally. But, due to the lack of personal involvement lately to prove your tests and ideas, (not done by others) I would like to see more replications, but, it's up to you.
The point is that you come off as you know what you are talking about. But, you don't show it.
  Cepren B. has mentioned many things that are totally true, not BS at all, but as real as it gets. My only suggestion to both, is to show us what you mean, by making it work, with your own hands.  If you're not into it.  That's fine, no problem.
  I personally like both of you, and appreciate your inputs. No judgements intended.