free energy via electronic means

[lancaIV]

the easier ,Anton jun. Wallner, system :
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=DE29812556U&F=O
go to "Originaldocument" then "drawings":look Figur1(mono-phase)
and think about the description-thesis:
the generator power of 220V/5A is amplified by this
welding-transformer-(feedback)interconnection to a motor-side
220V/30A power output !

S
  dL

p.s.: this transformation is not possible with DC equipment !
       Conversion would be a need !       

[Walter Hofmann]

hi swing,
sorry but I did not maintaine the system and used the batterie for other projects. But I will put it back together for the picture and maybe if I got time I will fire it up again and then I can take some new measurements.
From the old data the batteries  was running thrue a cycle from full around 13.8V down to 11V and back up.
greetings
walt

Hi swing
sorry that I maybe confused you, I just mentioned the major appliance and did not mentione that I also have running for more then 8 hours daily my worklite and some small batterie charger for my battery tools. I did not watch after the initial phase for any connceted load. the 4 to 6 week recharge is from the practical expirience and not exactly somtimes I could run it even longer. Like I have explained in the beginning I am not in a competiton just needed practical and usable solution because I dont have much time or money to reasarch for the max on this.
the other part is in my area there are many power outage what can go on for days and this setup is usable even in a garage or lanai without watching for poisioness fums or refill of fuell.
greetings
walt

No problemos, Walter.
If your system is still running, could you make a few voltage mesurements, while the system is running?

[SwinG]

I'm having some problems postin.
I'll post some updates when I get it solved.

Check out my webcam: http://hvaal.himselfandco.dk:8181

Sorry for the poor quality.

[SwinG]

@walt
You mean, that whenever the voltage goes low, you can build up the voltage by just letting the charger feed the battery, without any "extra" load?
If that's true, you could make sure to have a working system, if you can make the charger build up the voltage on the battery bank.


I have now connected 4 batteries in parallel, and allraedy have som testresults. It doesn't look to promising. 

Test log is attached.

I have some dificulties figuring out how the best and fastest way of testing the setup. If walt's statment are correct, then it's easy. If the carger alone can build up the battery bank, then we are home free, but I don't know if I understood him correctly.

[pg46]

Hey SwinG-

Thanks for posting your results. Too bad they weren't a bit more encouraging but nevermind. As you know already that with my components I didn't get good results also. I will like to try further later on though whenever I can pick up some different equipment.
Right now however I am certainly having better results with the "Tesla 4 battery switch"- quite interesting. Since you now have 4 batteries yourself you might want to give it a try yourself sometime. It'd be better I think if you had 4 identical batteries though.
Keep up the good work and thanks for keeping us posted.

Best,