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[NickZ]

   Dear Grum:
   The induction cooker circuit can light 1200kw worth of bulbs or more, unmodified, while using only 600 watts of input. So, yes it takes a 600 watt load minimum, to get it to work, but you can obtain 2 or 3 times the output as what is used for the input. That by itself is pretty amazing. Don't you think?
   I could see a real advantage to this kind of device, alone, if connected to the grid source or electric power meter, to help keep the electric bill down.
   I believe that there already exist such gadgets that tie into the power meter to help reduce electricity costs.

  Anyways, here is an interesting video showing how magnetic current works:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VydPQuLyEns

[Grumage]

   Dear Grum:
   The induction cooker circuit can light 1200kw worth of bulbs or more, unmodified, while using only 600 watts of input. So, yes it takes a 600 watt load minimum, to get it to work, but you can obtain 2 or 3 times the output as what is used for the input. That by itself is pretty amazing. Don't you think?
   I could see a real advantage to this kind of device, alone, if connected to the grid source or electric power meter, to help keep the electric bill down.
   I believe that there already exist such gadgets that tie into the power meter to help reduce electricity costs.

  Anyways, here is an interesting video showing how magnetic current works:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VydPQuLyEns

Dear Nick.

Many thanks for the link, I really enjoyed it!! I am just glad that the Induction furnaces at the Foundry were made differently or the metal would have never stayed in the crucible!! However it was amazing to see the molten metal rotating with the field. Fond memories!!

Now then, I have it on good authority that these input to output gains that are seen using induction cookers are anomalous. From what I have been told, if you drive the induction circuit via a Grid tie style inverter the gain is not apparent!! For some reason the Watt meter on the input does not see all the energy. I wonder if this is because they (Induction cooker) don't have an input transformer. What I would like to see is a 1:1 isolation transformer used between the Grid and Wattmeter and the output of the transformer to the Induction cooker circuit. This would hopefully filter out any HF interference.

Now let's see if Igor can make the above statement different!!

Cheers Grum.

[gyulasun]

Hi Folks,

If I may chime in: Yes, the input power measurement of the 600W should be checked thoroughly first to make any conclusion and what Grum suggests with HF filtering at the mains input to the cooker would be a good step to clarify it. A normal low pass filter with a single choke coil in series with the mains and two capacitor shunts across the mains could help in filtering.

[T-1000]

With induction cooker transformers there was already been attempts to disconnect it from main power grid and run off the inverter. No OU effects was observed so far as I know.
The main reason of disconnection from mains is to cut off any possibility of ground loop back (which is not measured in any way) to nearest power line transformer and all power meters show usually only half of power consumed (you may try one for yourself just be careful for not getting electrocuted).
Also when you go on higher frequency with incandescent bulbs they consume much less power due of skin effect.

[NickZ]

   T-1000 and All:
   Here is the latest video from Igor Moroz, (below). I would suggest keeping a close eye on what he has been up to. Although he's still waiting for some more parts to arrive, in the meantime he keeps inventing new things to try out. 
  I think that the reason that Igor is not getting shocked is not because it is only HV going through the water. But this magnetic current output may also possibly have some special properties to it, and there should not be any HV going to the water, only low voltage, and high amps. 
  There is also a reason that the modified sign wave inverters are not able to run the induction oscillator circuit. Which would allow the device to self run itself. But that will hopefully be resolved shortly, when his new induction coil circuit is built, that will substitute the use of the commercially available induction cooker oscillator circuit.
   
  "Induction transformer (ground-caps)".
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah-K5EJSA9M