The Mendocino oscillator is designed to go in and out not spin around:

https://youtu.be/EkXSvNzoCbs

8 magnet levitator base; I think. the switch may invert the backspike with the second current interuption.

https://youtu.be/m0TnB5PYsbw

Romero's using a reed switch to catch the same low voltage BEMF: Two reed's one for power and the other resorted to load just like the double throw press switch.  THINK ABOUT HOW MUCH FUN IT WOULD BE TO RUN THE OSCILLATOR WITH TWO REED SWITCHES RATHER THEN THE SPDT.

He's recovering 100% of the pulse and maybe he realizes it?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6y6sI4H1NA

Imagine an oscillator consisting of a solenoid and a secondary power coil recycling BEMF through a diode and capacitor. It struck me that a magnetic field can be generated in the secondary that is equal to the primary with less input, simply by scaling up the copper mass. A two coil oscillator could return a shuttle magnet with equal force with recycled BEMF if the secondary were scaled up sufficiently in copper mass, even where the BEMF is less then the input. It appears Gotoluc accomplished this with his backspike spinner. A magnet shuttled between two such coils connected to a cam shift by connecting rods could spin the flywheel for free.


Let's say we have a bar magnet shuttling between two different size U core coils, with a free BEMF return stroke, and we double the magnet piston strength with the addition of a second bar magnet; We still get a free return stroke plus a doubling of flywheel inertia, right? That's free power!

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Phantom coil
An air core coil connected to a ferrite core inductor wrapped coil in parallel and placed next to it in sympathy, reinforces the magnetic field of the core wrap simply placed in adjacency, because the magnetic fields conjoin. The second copper coil acts as though it were wrapped around the ferrite core when placed next to it connected in parallel. A second way to multiply oscillator output along with increasing magnet strength, while keeping the input fixed.