Igors switcher (EMF recycler2)

[hartiberlin]

Drspark, Stephan
thanks.

I'll try to make some more tests and maybe take some scope pics.

Stephan,
I would like to test the so called spark-Newman device" you mentioned already. Where can I find some drawing? I remember a plan with a relay connected to a transformer and then to an 8W neon lamp but I was wondering if there is something different or updated.

Thanks.

Hi look into hear:
www.overunity.com/newman
www.overunity.com/newman2

Thanks !

[hartiberlin]

Berkleys SPICE Simulates overunity solid state!

If this is real, cop is thousands Smiley

sims with relays and and now mosfets!

The zeners are 11v each and limit output...

spark

Hi People,

A much simpler circuit! this, I plan on building next month.

Enjoy...

Spark

Great Dr.Spark.

Looking forward to more infos from you.

I guess this is a simular circuit with capacitors
as what Mike has now shown with his modified Bedini-Cole-
Window motor. He switches coils back and forth and uses dL/dt
and you switch capacitors back and force and use dC/dt.

Normally with coils you have Voltage_induction = L x di/dt
Now if you also change L over time it must be something like:

Voltage_induction =  d ( L(t) x i(t) ) / dt
which has a much different solution, where more energy important terms
come up.
I have to dig this math calculations up in my old Newman files.

The same goes for the case with switching capacitors
with the additional dC/dt terms.

Regards, Stefan.

[drspark]

Stephan,

Yes! please dig for the math...

Thanks in advance...

Spark

[hartiberlin]

Stephan,

Yes! please dig for the math...

Thanks in advance...

Spark

Okay, will probably take a few days, cause I don?t know where I
have put this paper and have to search it all over my
place and now I firstly need to play with my old Newman machine
for this Mike Motor thread...

Regards, Stefan.

[drspark]

Hi People,

Berkleys SPICE Simulates overunity solid state and SELF-RUN
by replacing the battery with large cap, removing the blocking diode, and telling the simulator some Initial Conditions, one to set the start cap to 12v and the others help the sim start the multivibrator.

Run the sim and the start cap voltage drops as the circuit charges up and then recovers as the output stablizes. another zener was needed to protect the startup/run cap....

another most interesting result.
anyone out there build this yet? please share your findings.

Best regards,

Spark