Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[synchro1]

I just watched a video, where the experimenter shorted a tesla bifilar coil to achieve rotor acceleration by closing a blade switch, thereby connecting the two open coil leads one to the other.

Tinman is really not shorting the coil, he's connecting a load. The load just happens to be an output coil. This interference causes a retardation in the induced magnetic pole, and a consequent phase lag. 

[tinman]

Tinman is really not shorting the coil, he's connecting a load. The load just happens to be an output coil. This interference causes a retardation in the induced magnetic pole, and a consequent phase lag.

Wrong
One coil is shorted via the fet.

[seychelles]

hi all good mates. another of the same circuit using a bosch front loader washing machine motor.. and tinman how is the weather in perth. I am right bang in the Seychelles indian ocean..

[synchro1]

Wrong
One coil is shorted via the fet.

@Tinman,

              I failed to spot the FET in the test schematic Chris uploaded. Awesome COP! Try and self loop. Just attach those light wires to the battery electrodes.

[EMJunkie]

Wrong
One coil is shorted via the fet.

This is quite interesting, the way this is going! Re Timnan's Rotary Transformer:

Lets look at this in some detail.

We have:
   1: A Single Pole AC Motor.
   2: 1 Fett, or Transistor.
   3: 1 DC Electrolytic Cap, more were added for De-Coupling request later on by our resident EE Guru's. 
   4: 1 Resistor.
   5: 1 Diode.
   6: 1 Switch.
   7: 1 Globe 12V Automotive (Load)

Importantly, each Coil is drawn, as a parallel Connection to each other, with a Diode, a Switch, and a mysterious "Shorting" Circuit drawn in a single square box. This is shown by Point A and Point B in the below schematic. There is a secret here that only those that have followed and read what I have said will know, so, all Single Pole Electric Motors may not work for this reason!

Now, to this Mysterious Shorting! Tinman seems to be holding this quite close to his chest, I sort of understand, but unfortunately, this will not help anyone to move forward. I agree with him that all should have to work hard for this and not made available to the Pilferers of society! However, this is creating confusion, where there should be none! Deliberate confusion helps no one!

So, some questions, ask yourself, what's going to happen when a "Shorting" occurs?

   1: Cap will be short Circuited
   2: One or Both Coils will be shorted depending on the polarity of the Diode and Transistor
   3: Huge current will be seen by the Transistor and likely will not survive! 10.40 Volts / Estimated on resistance of 0.25 Ohms = 41.6 Amps Not including the drawn resistor on the Switched in Coil.

So, "Shorting" is a very unlikely methodology here! Maybe this should be termed "Switching In" the Second Partnered Output Coil instead! You need to really look at this is some detail! Make NO Assumptions here, be open and ask yourself, "What is it that Tinman is actually, so called, "Shorting"?"

Remember DC Current drops on the Input after this circuit is switched in!, Shorting a Coil will not give you this result!

   Chris Sykes
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