Overunity motor, part3, all 4 recharging bats reading at 1.400 volts now.

[pomodoro]

Without L1 at base but still grounded with an uncoupled shielded inductor. It oscillates as a class C oscillator using capacitative coupling between leads and / or internal transistor capacitances. It will be at higher frequency than normal. Called parasitic oscillations. Ham radio books are full of examples and how to eliminate the problem. Everything simple like these circuits has been done before we were even born.

[tinman]

Without L1 at base but still grounded with an uncoupled shielded inductor. It oscillates as a class C oscillator using capacitative coupling between leads and / or internal transistor capacitances. It will be at higher frequency than normal. Called parasitic oscillations. Ham radio books are full of examples and how to eliminate the problem. Everything simple like these circuits has been done before we were even born.

Yes,Internal transistor capacitance. As we are useing an NPN transistor,the NP layer between collector and base will charge L1 when L2 go's low(negative). So no need for inductive coupling with this one.

[pomodoro]

It is often caused by positive feedback from the capacitance between base and emitter when the emitter lead  to ground (battery negative) is kept long. The lead acts an inductor and develops a voltage which couples to the base as positive feedback through the b-e capacitance. It would normally be in the  mid MHz range, up to UHF sometimes, depending of the transistor Ft , as the feedback cap is quite small. L2 would function as an RF choke, no need for it to be tuned with a cap. Any feedback , so long as it is in phase will cause oscillations.

[sm0ky2]

Theres at least a dozen JT threads we can have this argument on, but its already taken place several times.
and replicators have posted their results with and without resonance. I really don't care if you want to remain ignorant or not...

Also, Steven Mark has made public hours and hours of video of the devices in continuous operation.
Explaining their operational theory, etc.

You try to say that the information I posted is "not related", but the simple fact is, they all say the same thing when it comes to resonance in the circuit. and how it can be used to increase efficiency. They are completely related, as the information pertains to almost every circuit.
To blind yourself to these facts, only locks us in the same place that brought us here.
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Besides the fact, the TOPIC, concerns the energy that returns to the circuit. Which takes place on the back end of what you guys are arguing about. - So, you want to make your JT as inneficient as possible... ok, fine.
There is still some amount of power being recycled. So let's talk about THAT>

Looking into Peak Energy Technologies::
I agree, the Peak Energy website is mediocre at best. and Some of their information looks hoakie.
However, Their technology is consistent with other power recycling, and in lines with the author of this thread.
Also i contacted the mayor's office of one Kennedale, Texas - to speak with Mayor Brian Johnson. He was not available, but the woman answering the phone was extremely helpful. She says they DO in fact use the peak energy device in a few of their offices, and vouches that it "saves them money on their electricity bills". Also, she mentioned that they pay the company for this service as part of the city budget.
Mayor Gerald Joubert of Forest Hill, Tx was unavailable, and their offices did not wish to comment on this subject, but referred me to their finance office, who states that their offices use 2.5M Kw/hrs of electricity out of the city's budgeted 11M KWHrs, they show no recent records of business with Peak Energy, but also stated that their search abilities only go back to 2011.
Couple dead ends, but next I was able to contact a Camp Gulf, RV / Campgrounds in Destin, Fl. he vouches for their devices, said they use it in their lodge, hes got one at home and he even got his sister to buy one.
The town of Century Florida had great things to say about the device. They weren't that expensive, and quickly paid for itself.
Looks like they're about $1500.00 (US), so I will not be buying one myself, although I'd love to see more about whats inside.
from the technical descriptions, it sounds like a capacitor bank, placed on the last breaker in the panel.
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This girl in Jamaica is completely open with her technology, and it appears to be a similar concept.
capacitors store the energy "not used" by the circuit, to reduce waste. (pic added below)
Green Box Co., Kingston, JA
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Digging further, it seems the "heat waste" salvaged by these devices, is a scapegoat.
Most proponents of electricity recycling are using this to get around the energy combatants, by stating the device reduces waste heat. But in analysis, there is no amount of heat, or heat reduction for that matter, to account for the energy consumption reduction by these devices. It looks like the "heat" argument is total B.S. 
If anyone can find more info regarding this --- it would help.

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greenbox

[MarkE]

@ MarkE
Hint
Have you heard of the Miller effect capacitance ?

Yes, and if you understood it in relation to this circuit you would realize that Miller capacitance suppresses switching:  rising collector voltage couples a rising base current which then passes emitter current that works against the rising voltage.  Miller capacitance can cause oscillations when the wiring is crap.  But before Miller capacitance can do a thing, you still need an energy source to drive current from the base to emitter.  Otherwise the collector just rides merrily along at the battery voltage.