Witness the Free Energy effect

[Theoretical Research]

It's not an easy task.

[kEhYo77]

KehYo77
  In your drawing, if I understand, you are putting the HV AC output of the step up RF transformer (aka Tesla Coil) onto the capacitor plates. It is not being rectified to DC before application correct? Do you have any ideas about how this device is started and tested for effects?

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I just drew it from Akula's video of dismantling this TPU type unit, which was self-looped, providing 1 W output power.
I just find it interesting that polarizing space with HV AC E-field can induce currents in the vicinity around it.

[Zephir]

It's not an easy task

I would say that..  You could try to eliminate the current/voltage demands/loses of powering source, if you would make the ferrite capacitor a portion of parallel LC resonance circuit. Though I don't know, if it wouldn't make the draining overunity energy from it more difficult, after than.

Let say, you could achieve quality factor of resonance circuit ~ 20 (a typical value for RC circuits) you can supply your device with twenty-times smaller current (~100 mA), and the circuit will still oscillate at 1.9 A. But the ESR loses cannot be eliminated in this way anyway. You can attempt to measure them at lower input voltage/current and attempt to extrapolate them to expected working voltage in 15 kV range. It would help you to estimate, whether your device has a chance for success (i.e. the overunity).

I just find it interesting that polarizing space with HV AC E-field can induce currents in the vicinity around it.

Yes, but this is common aspect of all Tesla coils - they induce currents  all around them. A more powerful Tesla coil will fill up whole your house with AC field like the waveguide. It can form sparks and ignite fire at the places, where you wouldn't expect it (not to say about destruction of common electronics in sight).

[Theoretical Research]

Zephir, I don't want to mislead you. You're mixing two completely different devices. Here's my quote,

I hate spending time posting at forums. For anyone who works without my guidance trying to see the free energy effect, you MUST first test your entire setup in spice. There are a lot of gotchas. For example, signal gen leakage signal is out of phase with the voltage from the free energy effect. So if your sig gen produces say 20Vpp @ 900KHz, which causes a 2mV leakage signal, and the FE effect is 0.4mV, then you're not going to see much change when rotating the device relative to earth, about 50uV. That's why you need my guidance or you need to seriously know what you're doing and spend a lot of time thinking it out. As for self-runners, when you have a good core and everything's correct with 15KV+ on the core cap you should in the very least see 2V output with at least a few watts.

The 20Vpp @ 900KHz reference is talking about the free energy effect experiment, not the self runner. The 15KV is the self runner. It's not advisable to do the self-runner at 900KHz.

If you want to produce 15KV, efficiently, on the 20pF core cap, then you will want to find a good high permeability core. My first circuit using an amidon core (20uF, 2.3 ohm non reactive, @ 75KHz) produced 15KV on a 20pF cap with 2.6W core loss and 0.5W wire loss. It only gets better after that, my friend. Find a better core, better design, and you can get below a watt. Lower the frequency, even less loss. Now the not so easy task has become easy.

[Zephir]

If we place that charge inside a magnetic core/toroid, the charge magnetizes the cores in the same way electrical current flowing in a wire through a core would.  ... My first circuit using an amidon core (20uF, 2.3 ohm non reactive, @ 75KHz) produced 15KV on a 20pF cap with 2.6W core loss and 0.5W wire loss.

Well - but AMIDON cores are nonmagnetic ones, many of them are even composed of iron dust, so that they're conductive. Your first picture above illustrates yellow AMIDON core, which is just composed of iron dust It's insulated with thin layer of varnish, so it's surface isn't conductive - but you cannot create 15 kV voltage difference on block of iron dust molded with ceramic or epoxy.

So you have to use ferrite core (this one without varnish) and a pair of windings: one for magnetization of core, the second one for draining voltage from it. Or are you telling me, that the plain voltage pulse across material induces magnetic field within ferrite or ferrite dust? Why it should do it - and in which direction such a field should be oriented with respect to voltage pulse? Without additional magnetic field such a situation would be solely symmetric.

I hope you didn't push a current through a layer of iron dust with using of high voltage pulse and didn't detect the magnetic field induced with this pulse by coil. This would be very lame outcome of your alleged overunity - but everything is possible at this very forum... ;-)

Why not to draw some circuit scheme finally? If you would document your alleged experiments completely/properly, you wouldn't have to support anyone here - no matter if publicly or via PM. It would save your time - and our one too..