Successfully looped SMOT

[synchro1]

Where do those red wires go to?
Just your DMM? Or to an SG?
Or?

@smOky2,

The red wires are not connected to anything during the capture of the video; However, they were hooked up to a 12 volt D.C power source shortly before the oscillation started. The coil is wired serial bifilar with a cold molded high perm ferrite core. This video is one of a series where I demonstrate the magnetization of a bifilar core through the power of resonance. The coil is ringing and generating a magnetic field in the ferrite core spontaneously. I believe this effect is powering the perpetual pendulum motion in the overhead pile of permanent magnets.

I spent years discussing this effect with Tinselkoala and Milehigh on the "Bifilar coil as Electromagnet" threads here on the Overunity site, starting with the twice the Trombone paperclip magnet strength pickup video.

In fairness to Tinselkoala, the "Infinity Loop" video producer has at least two glaring hoax videos in his repertory.

[sm0ky2]

Very well done. The hateful loud mouth will have a hard time in swallowing this result.


This is an obvious proof that the inertia itself can overcome the sticky spots.  The inertia is dependent on the mass and magnetic force.

He already saw this and much more, that me and many others were doing
Like I said, this all happen 10 yrs ago.
To the extent that the company making those magnets started mass production again
And when we stopped buying them for experiments, they went bankrupt
Now the toy stores just have cheap Chinese knock-offs, which basically suck for HJ's


May be some back stock somewhere
There's some neo cylinders that do the job as an alternative

[sm0ky2]

@smOky2,

The red wires are not connected to anything during the capture of the video; However, they were hooked up to a 12 volt D.C power source shortly before the oscillation started. The coil is wired serial bifilar with a cold molded high perm ferrite core. This video is one of a series where I demonstrate the magnetization of a bifilar core through the power of resonance. The coil is ringing and generating a magnetic field in the ferrite core spontaneously. I believe this effect is powering the perpetual pendulum motion in the overhead pile of permanent magnets.

I spent years discussing this effect with Tinselkoala and Milehigh on the "Bifilar coil as Electromagnet" threads here on the Overunity site, starting with the twice the Trombone paperclip magnet strength pickup video.

In fairness to Tinselkoala, the "Infinity Loop" video producer has at least two glaring hoax videos in his repertory.

So the coil is 'open circuit'?


I couldn't sleep a couple nights ago, so I made a triple transformer
Center coil is 6x bifilar in series across a capacitor
so the center coil acts in place of the ferrite
then the inner/outer coils act as the primary/ secondary


I may do some experiments with your gizmo
got plenty of balls and magnets
not the right kind for HJ gates,
But I can definitely work up several of what you show here
In a variety of sizes

[sm0ky2]

@Synch


When we were playing with the tri-force we learned a lot about
how the fields interact within the steel ball


arrangements of 2 or more magnets at varying angles
changes the field lines through the steel and when saturated, outside it
resulting in an infinite configuration of field effects ranging from a
'checkerboard' of n/s to a single polarity magnetic laser that reaches meters


two at 45-degrees cross/crosses with a field division in the center of the ball
center of magnetism runs 90 degrees
and center of poles are at 135
(simplest arrangement, and the one used in the tri-force)


You can follow it graphically if you think about how the fields would be
if the ball wasn't there, the fields take a sort of parabolic curve as they
are drawn n to s through the air.
add the ball : the "field lines" would sort of truncate to pi
through the steel ball
polarity interchanges will always have a perpendicular apex
Regardless of how many there are, up to a point where we can fit
no more magnets on our ball
and the polar vectors are the difference in angle

[synchro1]

So the coil is 'open circuit'?


I couldn't sleep a couple nights ago, so I made a triple transformer
Center coil is 6x bifilar in series across a capacitor
so the center coil acts in place of the ferrite
then the inner/outer coils act as the primary/ secondary


I may do some experiments with your gizmo
got plenty of balls and magnets
not the right kind for HJ gates,
But I can definitely work up several of what you show here
In a variety of sizes

@smOky2,

This area of experimentation is off topic for the SMOT thread. Perhaps we should open a new one? Generally, we're dealing with The "Tesla Bifilar for Electromagnets". This topic has filled the Overunity site with numerous, lengthy threads that have generated a lot of controversy. I personally have uploaded thousands of comments on Tesla's patent.

Conradelectro asked the same question of me several years ago; How can the bifilar coil store energy when the coil is an open circuit?  Tesla discovered the effect of magnetizing a ferrite core with bifilar resonance. Properly wound, the Tesla bifilar coil can go into self resonance spontaneously. Each coil wire loop can store a magnetic field.

Imagine two single circle wire hoops placed upright facing each other; Let's say we tap a tuning fork and touch it to one of the  unattached hoops. The second wire hoop will begin to vibrate at the same frequency as the tuning fork, even though there's no connection between the wires. This effect is analogous to electro-magnetic induction.

Let's say we disconnect the ends of the hoops so we have an open ended one loop wire spiral on each side and again touch one spiral with the tuning fork. We can easily imagine the vibration once again re-appearing in the adjacent open ended wire spiral.     

The very important point I'm making is that a copper wire turn can store a magnetic field without any physical connection between the conductor ends. A naturally occuring oscillation can spontaneously appear between the wire turns of a bifilar coil alone.

It's not hard to understand how the subtle oscillation of magnetic fields between coil wire loops can begin to align magnetic domains in a ferrite core. We can build a coil this way, just set it aside, and the wraps can attract a sufficient charge from the electric field in the environment, to start a magnetic resonance that begins to show up as a permanent magnetic force in the ferrite core.