Confirmation of OU devices and claims

[benfr]

Hello Guys !
Why not take a simple working recipe and build from there ?
Rick Friedrich has shown a great tool of how to produce easy overunity on this video :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18kOGVfkoik
how to produce a multiplication of voltage , or amperage, or both.
How is that done and possible ?
Well, I am going to help you build one in a single hour's time below.
What you can also do, to be safely and thoroughly taught by Mr Friedrich, is get his "kit" : the "resonant inductive coupler kit" that comes with a 3 hours video to show you what is OU out of the simplest recipe on earth.

For our friends in any other country in the world, who do not have 100 USD to spend, and who may have a bit of cables , and can spend a few dollars in a few electronic parts, I am going to show you what is shown in the RICK kit, without departing, as said Tesla, from the interest of buying it.
I. You will build 3 coils which are as follows :
- 2,5 centimeter diameter (a plumber plastic should be around this and work even at 3 or 4 centimeter).
- 0.5 mm to 2 mm width for the wire
- 54 to 57 turns.
inductance : around 157 uF.

get 3 "100 pF" capacitors.

II. put all those in series :
x capacitor>coil>capacitor>coil>capacitor>coil y

III. send a SQUARE frequency of 863 KHZ at 11 to 15 volts at x and y points.
the frequency can be approximately deduced from well established formulaes, for instance :
https://goodcalculators.com/resonant-frequency-calculator/

IV. put a 100 V bulb anywhere across several points in this circuit, for instance on x and y .
it lights brigthly : voltage has been mutiplied by a factor of around X7, so a Q=7, so a 700% factor multiplier for voltage.

V. remark : the amperage stays the same.

You may now Thank Rick Friedrich for creating this kit in hommage to Don Smith, which I highly recommend to buy (100 USD).

Key words : Tesla, resonance , Tesla lecture 1893, high frequency, Rick Friedrich, resonance coupling, overunity, voltage multiplication, amperage multiplication.

[ramset]

well you did pick a good place [moderated section] to start this , an attempt was tried elsewhere but
it was not a builders topic .[being rebooted as I type ,but the builds are a few weeks away still]



will be good to see some builds and discussion about the results .
respectfully//Chet K

[gotoluc]

put a 100 V bulb anywhere across several points in this circuit, for instance on x and y .
it lights brigthly : voltage has been mutiplied by a factor of around X7, so a Q=7, so a 700% factor multiplier for voltage.

remark : the amperage stays the same.

Hi benfr,

It sounds like you have built, tested and obtained results.
Please post a 5 minute video demonstrating only what I quoted above.

If we see nothing then we will assume you don't have any results and you're just spreading unverified information.

Regards
Luc


BTW, you may have an error in your post "inductance : around 157 uF"  maybe it shouldbe uH and not uF?

[benfr]

Hi free researchers !

1. May the Light of Jesus bright your Life and discoveries. May Him bless your search, and your findings.
Let me repeat my Blessins again to Rick Friedrich, the Father of my knowledge, for Without Him I would still err in the vagueness of free energy vain search, almost hopelessly. Let me bless Also John Bedini, Aaron Murakami and Peter Lindeman, for they have brought the SSG build kit to the world.

1. "BTW, you may have an error in your post "inductance : around 157 uF"  maybe it shouldbe uH and not uF?" Yes, you are right, one should read 157 uH.

2. Yes I thought I would post a video. This will be done this week end to help you demonstrate VOLTAGE multiplication as described.

3. Later, I can show the AMPERAGE free multiplication. And then later again, the combination of both Voltage + Amperage to freely multiply WATTS. Remember, all of this is delivered at home with the RICK kit, based on Tesla Resonance, Don Smith and finally taught by Master Professor "alive genius" Sir Rick Friedrich, (100 USD).

4. Other things you will do with the kit :
a. light a 100 volts bulb with only one wire held in your hand.
b. many more things that I am still learning and trying to understand.

[shylo]