Re-Inventing The Wheel-Part1-Clemente_Figuera-THE INFINITE ENERGY MACHINE

[Doug1]

NRamaswami Properly wound coil does not need capacitors.

[Newton II]

I will do a simple wires only set up. Give it a one shot current for a second.. Then remove it. If the device continues to produce electricity afteer the source power is removed, then you have a self sustaining generator..That is fairly simple to do than the expensive method you describe. The output would be lower but it would continuously come. As a proof of concept device. If that is fine, then I can do that. What output would come, I do not know now but I'm not really bothered about it either. Any continuous output should satisfy all including me.
Is that ok..give me four or five days..

That would be fine.  No need for any time limit.  Take your own time and give us the feedback.   But how will you inject 'one shot current for a second'  in a short circuit ? 

To make the device self sustaining, you have to connect output terminals from secondary to the input terminals of primary.   When you inject ' one shot current' ,  this current will pass through both primary and secondary wires but for your device to work,  you have to see that ' one shot current'  passes only through primary wire.   How will you achieve it ?

[NRamaswami]

Bride rectifier at feedback would make the current not to flow back to the feedback unit. It becomes pulsed DC then. Pulsed DC is less efficient then AC but since it is feedback, it is ok. Otherwise we need to use the method of Amplidyne patents where the initial current is fixed and the feedback is given as 1 volt to add as pulsed DC feedback. For each watt of feedback, amplidyne patents claim an increase of 20000 watts of output increase in secondary.

[Newton II]

Pulsed DC is not same as AC.  When you use pulsed DC the idea of transformer itself will be lost. This device with primary and secondary is a transformer and your current has to be AC only. Better consult an electrical engineer for solution.

Good luck

[NRamaswami]

Newton II:'

Your question itself is wrong. Primary and secondary currents go in the opposite directions and phases and would not merge. Feedback units is a different thing. Feedback must be in phase with primary input so whether the current goes in both directions intially really irrelevant. It is the lack of information on feedback unit that keeps all this things a mysterious device.