Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[Mr XYZ]

Thanks again Chris, and here is the first of my new adaptations of
my circuits embedding your more appealing cadded inductor/coil symbols -
I dare say that you and others will find the fresh aspect/outlook in this
depiction quite intruiging! - as it not only combines symbols but also
'sends a signal' or two! - you will see that it depicts a PAIR of PAIRS
of Partnered Output Coils, which also act as Input coils, not literally
at the same time, but in either half of the charging/discharging cycle,
if you look closely. This is presented as a pulsed circuit,
but it can also be adapted into a rotating device.
As soon as possible I will also present other circuits showing external outputs ...


Nice work Mr XYZ!

Some very interesting similarities! Also some striking differences!

Thanks for sharing, its really good to see thinking outside the box!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[Mr XYZ]

Without wanting to take over Chris's thread while he's away,
I am just posting some extra alternative designs that I have
recently drawn up on this theme, and which I am again freely
sharing on this open-source forum for anyone to take up and test
for themselves (haven't had time to test them all yet).
Most of them show various ways to (at least partially)
regenerate the paired battery sources, via partnered sets of coils
that act as inputs and then outputs consecutively.
Of course they can also be arranged to feed external loads, as shown before.
Permanent magnets can also be incorporated! ..
Enjoy! 

[EMJunkie]

I am back, some RnR does wonders!

Any replications to report? Any successes to report? Anyone gone to the next step in the MRPreva Circuit?

Mr XYZ, after a quick read, this looks interesting, worth a build and see how it goes.

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[EMJunkie]

Anyone know where to start looking for improvements?

Let's look at some facts:

   1: We can see a Current gain, exactly as Don Smith said.
   2: We see a big Voltage Drop across the Coils
   3: Each Branch of the Circuit has a massive Gain in Comparison to the Input.
   4: Small differences can make a big difference in this Circuit. Flipping a Coil over can make a big difference for example.
   5: We see Electromagnetic Induction, 180 Degree Phase difference between the Coils, Step Up techniques are important. This, because Kirchhoff's Voltage Law, and also Kirchhoff's Current Law is not valid in this Circuit. Because we see an active Component, aka Partnered Output Coils.
   6: A resonant Circuit will normally have Voltage and Current 90 Degrees out of Phase, but we see in phase power, zero degrees between Voltage and Current. Why???
   7: Action, Reaction and Counter-Reaction techniques are also very important, as we have discussed.

What might we do to increase the Voltage substantially, this also increasing the already seen Current Gain and get this working properly???

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[EMJunkie]

Seems, some 2 years ago, when I posted the below Output Circuit, with specific details about Coil Winding Directions, that Everyone is now onto the ideas I have presented for some 5+ years.

I am happy that there is some good work being done, but surely this coincidence warrants some credit for the discoverer/presenter of these concepts, but alas, credit is taken by others making an "Accidental" mistake to do with some component that has nothing to do with such concepts!

Even the input Circuit is exactly the same, Coincidental?

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org