1850 Watts free energy power ? New GEGENE circuit by JL Naudin shows COP = 2.8

[Paul-R]

induction hobs back in stock at Lidl.

http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?action=showDetail&id=38922

... but today and tomorrow only.

[lancaIV]

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Experiments of the applicant have shown that the circuit arrangement is particularly efficient if the electric load is a light source in the form of a light bulb or in the form of a light emitting diode. So could a lamp that could be operated on a 12 volt battery in continuous operation only 25 minutes, 65 minutes, operated in pulsed mode with the same battery. Further, the experiments of the applicant have shown that for the case that an electric motor is used as a load, this can be a further capacitor connected in parallel to further increase efficiency.  Of course, as a load and an electric heating element, for example in the form of a heating coil may be used. 

                                         65 min (pulsed mode) divided 25 min( continuous operation) = >2

[jbignes5]

I built this exactly as the instructions said to do it.  I tried Bi-filar & non Bi-filar & got
about the same wattage as I put in.  Absolutely NO O-U.

The only thing I got was burned fingers from the overheated coil.  LOL
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This is because you did not make the bifilar coil RIGHT.

Tesla Quote "In order to produce the greatest possible movement of electricity through a region of the earth in accordance with the plan involving use of a single terminal oscillator, as here experimented with, it is desirable to obtain in some way a large capacity on the free terminal. This is connected with difficulty as spheres get to be too large with moderate tensions and when the tensions go into the millions, streamers can not be easily overcome. The streamers involve loss of pressure just as leaks would on a water pipe which is closed at one end. Large capacity is obtainable in a number of ways of which some are:

1) a coil wound for maximum capacity (internal). The turns are so disposed that between the adjacent turns of layers there exists a great difference of potential, as much as the insulation can stand."

So to have a bifilar coil you need the wires in parallel. One coil always being separated by the other. An easier way to see this is this. One coil is solid and the other is dotted. The first pass of energy goes into the center being separated by the second coil which receives the first coils discharge to flow back into the center again and out the second coils end.
You failed to see anything because you didn't provide the additional capacitance needed in the first coil to negate the self inductance of that coil. The capacitance is provided by the two coils woven in such a way that each turn is separated by the other coils turns.
    Like in this example in picture below.

[pauldude000]

This is because you did not make the bifilar coil RIGHT.

That is true. One thing I have discovered is that, though there is supposedly a standard for application of definitions, many people use loose personal interpretations of the definition to arrive at conclusions based off of another persons loose terminology. Tesla actually has this information in a patent I remember reading, can't remember the number. The purpose was for negating a coils inductance as you posted by using the coils capacitance. People need to realize that Tesla utilized each aspect of a coil to create whatever he needed within a circuit. A coil can be used as a capacitor, a resistor, an inductor, etc.


It's purpose within a circuit does not have to be for electromagnetic inductance.


If a length of wire is folded over in the middle, then wound into a coil, the flow of electricity in both directions at the same time relative to the initial direction of current flow negates the induction of the total coil, with the two opposing fields canceling each other.


People pick up a component and only think of the principle use for which it was designed. That is a flaw in logic.

[jbignes5]

 The post I replied to was from the quoted guy and he showed the coil he used. Flat two conductor speaker wire not in a bifilar method but a split coil one on top of the other. That will not work as a bifilar since the inductance is twice the inductance of the single coil with two in series connection. Then he states it doesn't work. It would have if you took the time to understand the bifilar coil and actually built one.

Now back to the quote of Tesla's:

In order to produce the greatest possible movement of electricity through a region of the earth in accordance with the plan involving use of a single terminal oscillator, as here experimented with, it is desirable to obtain in some way a large capacity on the free terminal. This is connected with difficulty as spheres get to be too large with moderate tensions and when the tensions go into the millions, streamers can not be easily overcome. The streamers involve loss of pressure just as leaks would on a water pipe which is closed at one end.

Here he talks about his experiments with single terminal oscillators and how he got rid of the huge balls needed to run the system. Curious that he uses the bifilar coil in a single wire mode and the increased capacitance in the bifilar coil can be used to replace the ball in that system. Could you wrap an additional coil around the bifilar and harvest the electrical signals off that single wire system as well?