Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[EMJunkie]

@Meta - This is a fantastic post!

There is a ton of data in there, I had to read a few times to absorb it.

Yes Tom Bearden has tried to tell us this also. I also think we have been very much more advanced at a much earlier time in our history. At least we had gained a knowledge that we are only just grasping now.

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[l0stf0x]

Hey Wistiti and all.
I have been doing several setups using cores and without.
Without cores is more triky than I thought.. there are coupling problems. (but the gain effect exist)
The last days I testing setups with cores.. trying to understand few things.


I wanted to show you a setup to see the switching using cores.  Its a 3 core setup secondaries are at center (poc) and the two primaries with separate cores (the one has magnet on it.. it raise the gain)
if you are interested I will make a detail drawing for you.

I don't know if you will understand much, anything you want me to test on it, or anything else, just tell me.

As you see in the video the small c core can switch the load and the gain effect. Forgive me for not have oscilloscope readings etc, I still waiting for them Ordered all from China

Anyway measuring the battery output,
the current without load is ~0.23A,
with load (220V mains small led bulb) is ~0.13A (good britness) I got very very nasty kick also from output

Voltage accross battery:
battery alone 3.92 Volt
on circuit with load 3.90 Volt,
on circuit without load 3.85 Volt

So the gain with load is ~43%

I'll be around..

https://youtu.be/EZeePXIPqi4

[l0stf0x]

I had an idea of testing an extra coil fitted at secondary's core to boost the current. that coil is earhted from one side.. the circuitry is slightly different, the other side of the extra coil goes to the common wire of the secondaries.. I forgot to say that the secondaries are in series this time ...and also the secondary's core is open (half U ferite).

The problem with my setup is that is totally mess and sometimes drives me crazy trying to find a bad connected crocodile etc.

Anyway

the current with load goes from 0 to -0.05A (very bright) (this time I put a higher wattage led bulb)
without load (the green crocodile clip) its 0.23A
without the earth (the red crocodile clip) the current goes to 0.18A. (the light stays on)

I don't know what to say!!! That is really crazy, or the multimeter show wrong, or that is a way to use energy from earth in the system..??!!??  tell me if you know..

Actually the leads of multimeter are oposite (i realised that after the video) and with load and grounded shows from 0 to 0.05A instead of -0.05A .. What is that mean?? excess current going back?? I need your help team here

https://youtu.be/8EfiSPY-XhI

When I disconnect the ground the current climb to 0.18A from 0 to -0.5A when its connected (and I can't see any change in brightness)
I will stick to this setup and stop testing others.. This looks very interesting..

I will make a clean circuit and setup and I ll be back..

[wistiti]

Wow!
Really great result Lostfox!!!
I dont know why but it seem you have some power reflect back to the primary... Mabe some more experimented people can say why it happen...
Anyway, it is a real pleasure to see your progress with the POC!

how goes your batt voltage with this setup?
I would like to reproduce but im not quite sure how it is made; specifically the core part...

Thank again for sharing!

[l0stf0x]

Wow!
Really great result Lostfox!!!
I dont know why but it seem you have some power reflect back to the primary... Mabe some more experimented people can say why it happen...
Anyway, it is a real pleasure to see your progress with the POC!

how goes your batt voltage with this setup?
I would like to reproduce but im not quite sure how it is made; specifically the core part...

Thank again for sharing!

Voltage reading go funny up and down
I removed the circuit because is wrong... I will post a new one twomorow.
I believe my multimeter go crazy when measuring this circuit..but anyway i ll do more twomorow.

Welcome Wistiti.. Don't worry I will post construction details.. just let me make sure that its proper gain and not multimeter error first.