Shorting coil gives back more power

[Thaelin]

   I would like to address Tudi's question on what is the power out to the power in. The answer is still out there as we are in process. I am soon to fire up my combo motor/gen with shorting as well.
   The point I would like to pass on is what can be done with the output. Take a motor for use on 12 volts and it has heavy winding due to the amount of amps it must draw to perform the said task. Take the same task and use a higher voltage motor to do the same and it takes less amps so less size of windings. Like in a E-Bike, much easier to use a 48v motor than a 12. I know from experience there. My 12v try failed miserable for me.
   The test of time here will be when this is brought into resonance as well and then see where it goes.

thay

[e2matrix]

Very Nice!
I like where this thread has been going since I last had a peek.
We finally figured out the simple method of using the SSG to short the coil
"http://tinyurl.com/SSGshort"
will have to give the Opto a try.
Thanks,
Patrick

Nice job on that configuration Patrick.  I like the idea of triggering the shorting process by using a coil/transistor/cap setup that uses no battery!  I'll have to rewatch the vid but did you show what transistor you are using?  Also a question on the shorting coil as I thought you said it was air core (which I thought was best for this) but at the last few seconds it looked like it got sucked into one of the magnets when the wheel was still (which made me think there is an iron core of some sort). 

[baroutologos]

@ Tudi,

There is not an official recorded instance of OU device able to sustain itself while being powered by an "unknown" power source (other than wind, sun, earth energy etc) able to put out substantial amounts of power and being economical in doing so.

Rumors, theories, possibilities etc are endless, but nothing of real value (in regard to real free energy or almost near to it) to the average tinkerer yet.

My piece of advice: if you are not enjoy working with your hands, design devices/circuits and realize them via trial and error, communicating with others, showing your work and networking that way in a pleasant hobby, then its really little to see here.

Regards,

[gyulasun]

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And can you please change this schematic to use optical switch instead of the hall sensor:
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Hi Joe,

Here is the schematic I have changed to include the opto coupler instead of the Hall sensor.  If you (or someone else) have questions on it please ask.

Gyula

[joefr]

Hi Gyula

Thanks for circuit, I will try it as soon as I get opto components.

Joe