Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[PIH123]

...or that he told PIH to pound sand when PIH asked for specifics....

Thanks for mentioning that, but I cannot take any credit.

Mine was on page 61. But it was actually MileHigh who asked for specifics in reply number 8 on page 1.
All but one of the first 7 posts were EMJ Teaching us.


I just put the request in numerical order to help EMJ out.
Apparently it didn't work. 260 posts later..................... crickets ......................

I told him number 3 was a nice to have, but not required.
It sure would have been nice to have seen at least one of 1,2,4,5 or 6.


Pete (by the way)

[MarkE]

@MarkE: I don't see anything wrong with your redrawn schematic. Perhaps EMJ is objecting to the use of the dot convention rather than the use of opposite-sense winding sketches to denote the "bucking" partnered coil configuration. We believe that the two drawing systems are electrically equivalent, and even EMJ seems to acknowledge this when he talks about flipping over one of two similary-wound coils to obtain the bucking effect. At least that's how I'm interpreting that bit.

(I purposely left out the dot convention in my versions of the schematic. Note that in the graphic renderings from earlier in the thread, we have seen the version where the L1 coil is overlaid on the L2 coil and both are wound in the same direction. This is how I constructed my coil set, and I've already demonstrated what happens when the L1 coil is connected "incorrectly" wrt the dot convention.)

After his drive by claim that the drawing is "terribly wrong" a day ago, EMJ hasn't actually pointed-out anything he thinks is off.  It's par for the artificial drama.

[Drak]

This is entertaining.

[TinselKoala]

Yes so far you're spot on TK, I am trying to encourage all.

Please, I have to ask, have your experiments been of interest with the current EMJ/Meyer Circuit? Have you seen anything you did not expect?

  Chris

Yes, frankly I did not expect to see such high voltages developing. I knew there would be HV spikes but the nearly 4kV caught me by surprise. I would have used better HV technique to wind the coils had I anticipated such high peaks.

But with the underdriven transistor the peaks are more like what I expected, in the max 1kV area without the load 10R connected and 400 V with it connected.

Yes, of course the exercise is interesting, and I'm always learning.

[TinselKoala]

   TinselKoala

"Unless you want to redefine mathematical notation and symbols."

You are making the assumption that what you learned as the definition is the only one. These values mean many things as it pertains to the field of discussion and people who have a different meaning all together.  It also stands for estrogen for example.

Or even.... Error.