Free Solid State/mechanical energy

[chrisC]

Hello all:

@Charlie_V:
You may have your doubts against Erfinder's experiment, just reading enough of his 'hints' is convincing enough to know he's telling the truth. Whilst his terminology and terms used may be downright confusing at times, nonetheless he is more than believable when it gets down to specifics. Anyway, I think its wrong for you to call him "blowing smoke"! You might have ticked him off and finally lost your chance of learning from him!

@Otto:
Congratulations again for making the two 60W bulb connections! I am a little confused. When you said "when I disconnect one bulb the instruments does not react" ... did you mean the instrument current reading does not change? I would imagined so if the power was a result of coupling from magnetic resonance effects?
BTW, is your set-up now powered by the same structure or are the signal inputs fed by the external power supply? It looks like you're really close. Love to see a picture of your new device soon!

Regards
Chris

[otto]

Hello all,

something should be clear: Steven Mark used some of Teslas patents in his TPU.

@chrisC

As I said before, Erfinders 144" coil works great. The amperage didnt change.

Im feeding 12V from my power supply to 1 end of my primary and the other end is pulsed with 3 frequencies.



The picture you can see on the german topic.

A new picture...hmmmm every minute there are changes. Just look how the motor is connected but without a cap. Maybe the cap is for the TPU nessesary, I dont know in this moment.
What I know is that I dont need caps in my coils because there is already a capacitance in this coils.

Hmmmm...my memory is not so good but it looks like my TPU is exactly connected like the motor.
If I remember there was something about nodes. In the TPU topic we say "tappings" or "tap points".
You cant imagine how important this nodes are.

Why should I NOT use a cap as shown in your motor picture???
Why not "hide" 4 magnets in my TPU.....

As you see I have a lot of "problems", ha,ha.

Otto

[bocas]

I just looked at Erfinder's motor again.  His motor is just like the last Tesla Patent that he highlighted. 
The 4 secondaries in his motor are  the (field windings) choking coils.  When the switch
is closed, the current ramps up.  When the switch is opened, the
discharge current from the secondaries charges the capacitor.
Also,  when the switch is closed,  the LC circuit oscillates as the
secondaries build a charge.  Timing is everything.

[louis]

i have built the ozone patent circuit,or be it an aproximation of it. and i find that i
observe the same output as in the link below across the capacitor.
http://magnetism.fateback.com/Overunity.htm
but i get no detectable magnetic field whatsoever.
the output is approx 800v pk to pk and decays over about 6 milli seconds.
and that uses erfinders 144 inches.
with no magnetic field, i cant see how it could turn the motor.
but i will keep messing around with it.
( even though i dont know what i am doing erfinder )

[bocas]

@Louis
  What frequency does your LC oscillate at and at what rate are you pulsing the circuit?
I haven't built anything yet, but would like to get as much info as I can to back up my understanding of how I think the circuit works.