Hob Nilre levitates a stack of tiny ball magnets over his charged aircore copper wire inductors in his first video. What happens when he interrupts the current to the inductor and the magnet spheres fall back toward the wire coil? They generate electrical power in the coil. right? The coil in turn generates a magnetic field of it's own in accordance with Lenz's law that opposes the descent of the spheres, but the net effect results in an electrical charge in the coil. Where's it go? No where because the charge has no pathway to travel away from the coil through, so it just dissipates as waste heat.

This is an elementary analysis that everyone should be able to agree to; Secondly, the charge that's generated by the descending stack of magnet spheres in the larger coil has a COP that's double the COP of the coil and magnet balls in the smaller coil of half it's weight in copper. This is an extremely important point in the understanding of Over-Unity.

500 Newtons to Pounds-force = 112.4045.

We can make an electromagnet stronger by doing these things:

1.-Wrapping the coil around an iron core.
2.-Adding more turns to the coil.
3.-Increasing the current flowing through the coil.

Here's a question for thought; Would increasing electromagnet strength by wrapping the coil around an iron core produce the same COP advantage as Hob Nilre demonstrates by adding more turns of copper wire to his second coil?

Would the addition of an iron core lift Hob's stack of magnet balls higher for the same input like the coil of additional copper windings?

Following this logic we arrive at common factor called inductance. The greater the inductance, whether a result of an iron core or increased copper windings yields greater magnetic force per unit of input power.

Suppose we perform Hob's test again with the toy magnet balls. One coil with an iron core the other an air core of greater copper weight then the control coil. Each coil will show the same repulsion advantage of increased magnetic field strength in proportion to their inductance, but what happens when we interrupt the current and measure the output from the free fall of the magnet balls toward the coils?

Lo and behold, the iron core coil will generate more power then the aircore from the addition of the attraction force between the stack of magnet balls and the iron core.

The iron core coil would need a spring in between the end of the core and the stack of magnet balls to prevent the shock of collision. Secondly, the coil would need a switch to channel the output to a storage destination during the attraction phase.

Art Porter ran a multitude of exact measurements on his GAP coils and determined there was an asymmetrical ratio of input to output. How much Over Unity output would depend on several factors, like inductance and magnet strength, but there exists a disproportion between the neutralization repulsion pulse and the attraction output.

The BEMF powered Electromagnet coil and elastic piston widens the COP gap because we're using waste energy from a closely balanced Pi/Po spinner output coil system. The crude setup in my last video may have a possible Over Unity COP that is off the charts.

@synchro 1

Thanks for the topic and presentations.

Let me preface my interactions with an intro.

I haven't done any serious electronics tinkering in more than 20 years
and ..... it was another 20 years earlier,  that I studied electronics in school.

So to say that that I'm merely rusty in this arena would be an under statement.
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In the quote (below)

synchro 1  "The issue here is whether the inductance meter measures an "Inverse Henry" or not. "

I think you my have allowed yourself to be steered off of the main thrust of your investigations.

Personally, I don't at this point care,  if its negative henrys, inverse hanrys, magnetic probes, or even meter error and I don't feel threatened by your perceptions / ideas / theories / interpretations .... if considered correct or otherwise.

Please continue to give us your presentations.
             good hunting
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