The Infinity Transformer? ... ( another Creazy Lenzless idea!! )

[luc2010]

Hello Allcanadian,

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The secondary coil has no electrical connection to the primary coil thus it is bound solely to the magnetic field changes produced by the primary current in the primary coil. As such if we want to understand what is happening in the secondary(s) we must first understand what the magnetic field is doing because it dictates the action induced in the secondary.

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AC

IF it possible to got around lenz law in this configuration?? or this a wrong way to go!

Best regards
luc2010

[luc2010]

Hello,

not sure if i understand this?

if they are connected to the same load. Other wise, your output is 50/50. 50%+ 50%-

Assuming that we have two  identical different output connections?
is this one way transformes?  like we hope..


Best regards
luc2010

[MarkE]

if they are connected to the same load. Other wise, your output is 50/50. 50%+ 50%-

Sure, if you have two identical transformers connected to identical loads they perform identically each delivering half the total power.  The question was in effect:  "Is there a way to wire transformers so that we can get free energy?"  The answer is:  "No.".

[luc2010]

Sure, if you have two identical transformers connected to identical loads they perform identically each delivering half the total power.  The question was in effect:  "Is there a way to wire transformers so that we can get free energy?"  The answer is:  "No.".

Hi,

Sorry, in my setup we have 4 transformes? not two

Best Regards
luc2010

[MarkE]

Hi,

Sorry, in my setup we have 4 transformes? not two

Best Regards
luc2010

That does not matter for the reasons already explained.