OVERUNITY CIRCUIT ??

[magnetman12003]

Hi All,

Here is a circuit I put together that allows a small electrical force to transform into a large electrical force.

The transistor and coil take 24 volts and low amps to operate.  When that happens a 2 inch diametric ring magnet with huge flux lines starts spinning over the coil.

The flux lines cut through the coil and generate hi frequency, hi power voltage and current.

That is sent to a full wave rectifier circuit that turns it into DC voltage and enough current that could kill you. A capacitor stores the charge.

The NEGATIVE terminal is common to both input and output.

So a little bit of electrical energy produces a lot of electrical energy using mechanical action or magnet spin.

Double click the diagram for a larger view.

[magnetman12003]

Hi All,

Here is a circuit I put together that allows a small electrical force to transform into a large electrical force.

The transistor and coil take 24 volts and low amps to operate.  When that happens a 2 inch diametric ring magnet with huge flux lines starts spinning over the coil.

The flux lines cut through the coil and generate hi frequency, hi power voltage and current.

That is sent to a full wave rectifier circuit that turns it into DC voltage and enough current that could kill you. A capacitor stores the charge.

The NEGATIVE terminal is common to both input and output.

So a little bit of electrical energy produces a lot of electrical energy using mechanical action or magnet spin.

Double click the diagram for a larger view.

[Void]

Hi magnetman12003. Ok, you got it now. Your scanned in drawing is viewable now
as an attachment to your post. Good going. 
All the best...

[Groundloop]

Hi Magnetman,

I did a copy of your circuit drawing by using Windows Paint.
Is the attached drawing correct?

Also, can you post a picture of your L1/L2 coil?
Did you use any core material in your L1/L2 coil?

EDIT: Corrected the drawing to show a B7A neon bulb.

GL.

[Void]

@magnetman12003:
I believe you are using twisted pair cross connect (bell wire) for L1 and L2, but you say have
them wound as inner and outer windings? I don't get how the two wires  for L1 and L2 can be a twisted pair,
but be wound as separate inner and outer windings? Can you clarify?
What are you using for a load to test with?
When your load is connected, what is the input current draw from the 24VDC power supply?

All the best...