Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[Zephir]

Increment of current This is just the start to this tech!

The usage of shunts from thin glowing wire is disputable, because the metals change (decrease) their conductivity with increasing temperature a lot.
Therefore the R1 and R2 resistances may not be constant anymore.

[E_man]

The usage of shunts from thin glowing wire is disputable, because the metals change (decrease) their conductivity with increasing temperature a lot.
Therefore the R1 and R2 resistances may not be constant anymore.

Zephir, what "thin shunts" You spek about? I do not understand You.

[E_man]

Oh, I see. You mean air spirals are thin!.
But if we do not see input voltage and input current on oscilloscope, this video is meaningless. I suppose.

[E_man]

Interesting situation is, if core works in non-linear regime. This is I am testing now.

[citfta]

Hi Chris,

I have been following this thread for over a year now.  I have seen page after page where you have presented your theory of partnered output coils.  In all that time I have not seen any real demonstration to verify your claims.  Did I miss that demonstration?  I am not asking about more pages of your theory.  I want to see an actual device with input and output power shown that will back up your claims.  You have had plenty of time to put something together to demonstrate your claims.  Can you do that?  That would answer a lot of questions.  If you can't do that then why are you here?  Your claim of hard facts means nothing if you can't back that up with hard evidence.

Respectfully,
Carroll