Is it possible to achieve overunity on this device ??? Test Video

[JackJohn]

What do you think after seeing the testing of this device, is it possible to achieve overunity? I mean is there a possibility that this device produces an output power greater than the power required by the driving motor? or is it possible that COP > 1??? Sorry, I haven't taken precise measurements of the current (Amperes) which I will probably do soon. Do everything once the device is finished , Please Watch Test video >>> https://dai.ly/x8bc108  dont forget to subscribe

[photonic_electron]

No this device cannot produce more power than you put into it.

[JackJohn]

Another Test supply for DC Motor 24VDC, Output Each Coil 50VAC , Spec : 0.3mm enamel copper wire,  19mm Iron E Core total Coil 3 Coil, Neodymium Dia 3Cm x Thicknes 1.7Cm
https://youtu.be/j20LUd5pgbg

[sm0ky2]

Hope i am understanding this correctly:


You are driving with 2 coils and generating with the 3rd?


We can probably assume there is more power consumed during the active phases of the 2 drive coils
than is generated by the 3rd coil (constantly active).


This will manifest in the form of current, during the 'on' portion of the duty cycle for each coil.
Ideally they are pulsed 120-degrees apart with a 120-degree delay before the start of the 1st cycle again.


This makes it a 3-phase circuit, 2 drive phase and a generation phase.
A standard 3-phase driver circuit can be used, simply leave the 3rd wire open.


If the 3rd coil were generating equal or greater power than the other 2 combined:
The motor would show signs of slowing down.


Adding up the 'on' steps of the drive coils over a period of time
and averaging the current from the generating coil will give you a
good comparison point to begin your testing.

[kolbacict]

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