Free energy generating coil.

[synchro1]

@Low-q,

              These videos prove you wrong. I taped them on a very rainy overcast winter's day. The lighting's poor, but the videos are worth watching. There are two videos nested back to back and run together. You need to watch both before the voltage reading finally appears on the multimeter. The disk magnets are in attraction on each end of the power coil. The coil is pulse charged, forcing the permenent magnet field to push away from the center of the coil. When the electromagntic field collapses in the coil, the permanent field reforms in the coil and generates a charge without any moving magnets. The charge circuit and the output circuit are isolated by an industrial DPDT Reed Switch. I tried pulsing the coil without the magnets and got nothing, so it's definitly not BEMF.

I know this is not what you learned in school!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5WSPMeWGdE&feature=channel&list=UL

@e2matrix,

               Inside 1 to inside 3. Inside 2 to inside 4. Same on the outside. Output from the two junctions on the outside. You found all the wrong ways to wire it. Pay attention to what you're reading.

[synchro1]

@e2matrix,

                  The Joule Theif or Tesla hi-voltage bifilar wrap has 2 wires and 4 ends: 2 inside, 2 outside with the start of the outside attached to the end of the inside. The 4 wire intercom coil has 4 wires and 8 ends. 4 wires inside and 4 wires outside. Now if you go start to end twice and then attach two of those ends together in series, the coil drops dead. The Cook schematic shows 2 parallel loops in series! This way, one coil loop will act as a trigger coil and the other coil loop a power coil in a Bedini circuit.

                   Any bifilar Joule Thief Ferrite Toroid, or air core spool, will generate a spontaneous charge with a capacitor and fast switching diode in series attached to the open leads. The 4 wire coil needs to be 2 parallel loop coils in series through the capacitor and diode. This amounts to a very big difference!  I'm sorry if I confused anyone. Try it on an air core bifilar spool of thin magnet wire around 30 gauge wired start to end Joule Thief style. Place a diametric cylinder or tube that fits snugly in the core. Make sure the fast switching diode is functioning correctly and not burned out. I got this charging effect every time, never failed once.

[gadgetmall]

You may be correct but for some reason it doesn't sound right.  I do much better with a drawing or schematic.  Could you draw a rough one up?  Below is how I picture quadfilar but I'm not sure where the attachment points would be to the rest of the circuit with this setup. 

This is how it looks according to this cook diagram .with your 4 strand coil intercom wire . you can try diode on two lead same color on end and cap on other two same color . Synchro1 also pointed out he Shook the ball magnet inside the core like a shake up flashlight to start the charging .

Thanks Synchro1  Nice Job and this is a real energy coil not a fake.

Gadget

[synchro1]

@Gadgetmall,

                       Thank you. It's impossible for me to upload a sketch from here. That's it for the Cook battery! Here to repay your kindness is a very very important discovry of mine, your going to love this: Wired as 2 high voltage bifilars, but kept unconnected, this coil works as a D.C. to A.C. inverter, and voltage doubler! Pulsed D.C. in one bifilar, can be harvested as pure sine wave A.C. from the other at twice the voltage!

                       All one has to do is wrap 4 wires on the Joule Thief ferrite toroid, and voila, we can run A.C. incandescent bulbs and A.C. motors, etc. with one tiny oscillating transistor!                     
                 

[Magluvin]

Hey Syncro

Very cool. ;] Have you run anything with this circuit?

Calling it a battery is a bit deceiving. Not a fault of yours. Its just most people that have heard of the word battery think, it is a 'temporary' source of power, chemical process. rechargeable. Maybe calling it a 'battery was a way of disguising it from what we think it might be? ;] Anyways, This might work with 4 conductor alarm wire?

Thanks for showing.

Mags