Confirming the Delayed Lenz Effect

[Farmhand]

Well here is an interesting effect which is kinda related to this thread.

I'm not sure even if this is considered normal but when adjusted and loaded a certain way the voltage at the drain of the mosfet which is the low side of the coil becomes more than the voltage in the capacitor that is powering the coil. As I load the rotor a small amount, the input power drops and at the same time the voltage at the drain is rising along with the capacitor voltage that is feeding the coil, but the interesting thing is the drain voltage at switch "on" is more than the capacitor voltage at the high side of the coil. When trying to stop the rotor it feels a little like the rotor is pushing back like a spring. Towards the end of the clip it has that strumming kind of sound. I used to hear a similar sound coming from the tuned length exhaust extractors on one of my old cars. Personally I like the sound, I think it's machine music or singing. 

Video clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I5AnBPoGvI

I think that is why when the rotor accelerated under the small generator coil short the input power did not increase in the video. In that case as it accelerated the voltage became more at the drain and the capacitor.  I thought I should show that so that there is no confusion. Not sure if it is all that important just interesting. 

Cheers

[profitis]

wait a minute,wait a minute guys.ive figured it out.ive got the answer you seek..gather round all you who have ears

[synchro1]

Igor runs magnets into his trifilar Bedini coil core, and gets "Magnacoaster" Output Power. What's missing here is the acceleration of the rotor, and the delayed Lenz effect I spoke of. I believe Igor simply didn't test for Lenz delay acceleration, but I measured it in mine. This is an overunity setup. The core magnet is generating power seperately.



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[synchro1]

This experiment is basicly the same as the Dragone. Impulse demagnetization is generating OU power.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWhsJWXEER4[/size]

[MileHigh]

Synchro1:

Linking to clips that show experimenters trying out different setups without any serious measurements being done, and trying to proclaim you yourself on behalf of the unknowing experimenters that the setups are over unity is not helping anyone.  It's like "free energy soft pore corn."

Making power in and power out measurements on pulsing circuits is a science and an art and requires a lot of knowledge and finesse and the right equipment.

Over unity does not sprout like mushrooms in a damp bog when people play with circuits like you are trying to imply.  Please try to keep it real.

MileHigh