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Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

Started by EMJunkie, January 16, 2015, 12:08:38 AM

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picowatt

Quote from: tinman on June 26, 2015, 10:52:18 PM
Yes,there is a conduction path from coil B to the load,but no path from the load to coil B.
Coil B dose nothing until Coil A is producing a current flow,and thus S1 must be closed in order for coil B to provide current to follow that conduction path.

Tinman,

So now I am confused.  First of all, "Coil B" is the coil you short, correct?

Second, are you saying current flows from Coil B "electrically" to the output?  If so, is this current flow occurring when Coil B is not being shorted?

Again, from your video explanation I understood the only effective current flow between Coil B and the rest of the circuit to be inductive when Coil B is shorted.  You seemed to indicate that Coil B was not a "generator" coil per se' but rather was only used to provide an inductive kick at the proper time.

And again, if you can, is the resistor connected to a high impedance node?

PW
 

tinman

Quote from: picowatt on June 26, 2015, 10:43:36 PM
Tinman,

From your previous explanations, I understood the only effective current flow between coil B and the output side of the circuit to be that caused by inductive coupling thru the rotor and stator when coil B is shorted.

Given no other non-disclosed connections between coil B and the output side of the circuit, the current flow you indicate with the red arrows must also flow thru the resistor feeding the shorting circuit.

Is the resistor connected to a high impedance node in the shorting circuit? 

Please elaborate if you can...

PW

First-i agree that the PM messaging here is crap. When i search sent items,it says 0 items,and yet i have sent many PM's.
I am sure i explained this to you in a PM PW,or it may have been here on the thread some where.
I stated that current dose flow through the resister,but is limited because of the resistor.

Hard to explain without giving too much away.

Anyway,it has warmed up a bit here,so im off to the workshop.

picowatt

Quote from: tinman on June 26, 2015, 11:04:28 PM
First-i agree that the PM messaging here is crap. When i search sent items,it says 0 items,and yet i have sent many PM's.
I am sure i explained this to you in a PM PW,or it may have been here on the thread some where.
I stated that current dose flow through the resister,but is limited because of the resistor.

Hard to explain without giving too much away.

Anyway,it has warmed up a bit here,so im off to the workshop.

Tinman,

Are you saying that Coil B is used as both a generator coil AND as a shorting coil during different portions of the cycle?

PW

PS  No new PM's for some time.


tinman

Quote from: picowatt on June 26, 2015, 11:03:36 PM
Tinman,

So now I am confused.  First of all, "Coil B" is the coil you short, correct?

Second, are you saying current flows from Coil B "electrically" to the output?  If so, is this current flow occurring when Coil B is not being shorted?



And again, if you can, is the resistor connected to a high impedance node?

PW

Yes-coil B is the one that is shorted.
When coil B become's open,then a small amount of current can flow back to the cap via the resistor-->this current is negligible,but every bit help's. I shouldnt even call it a current flow,but that is the result when you need to pull down the Fet

QuoteAgain, from your video explanation I understood the only effective current flow between Coil B and the rest of the circuit to be inductive when Coil B is shorted.  You seemed to indicate that Coil B was not a "generator" coil per se' but rather was only used to provide an inductive kick at the proper time.

That is correct. Coil B's main job is to provide torque and to buck the rotors field at the right time. As i also explained in the video,this bucking effects coil A through the inductive path of the stator core,and thus the two coils are inductively coupled to each other as well as to the rotor.

PW-You need to add in the bit's that i spoke to you about via PM-the bits of the device i had concerns with.

EMJunkie

Quote from: tinman on June 26, 2015, 10:43:15 PM

What is there that could drain the energy that creates the earth's magnetic field's?


How much Energy in the Average Lightning Strike? What is the strength of the Earths Magnetic Field on average?

Quote from: tinman on June 26, 2015, 10:43:15 PM

Why is it that the gravitational field travels faster than the speed of light?<-- you wont learn that in school.


Absolutely, Gravity Bends light! But what is Light? Do we really know what Light is, or Gravity for that matter? We might think we do...

Quote from: tinman on June 26, 2015, 10:43:15 PM

As smart as we think we are,we still know so little<--or should i say,we are only allowed to know so little.


For everything we think we know, there is an infinite amount that we still have to learn!

For every Action, there is an equal and Opposite Reaction! Lenz's Law is one example!!! This is the most simple area to see this occur. At its absolute Base Level Magnetic Fields are Subatomic!

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