The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[BEP]

One thing he did that I appreciate is bring Aluminum into the picture. I had forgotten the use I put it to when I was younger. Fascinating stuff. You can use it to force a phase shift, redirect a magnetic field, compress a field upon itself and act as a magnetic field mirror (albeit the reflection is out of phase and tends to reverse direction).

His reported construction led me to believe unusual processes were going on. Things like the 'Hall Effect'. I could go on but I still plan to investigate. His mention of 'vortex' is surprising but now that I think about it all the requirements are there, just in a different form than I planned.

Who knows? One way or the other I hope this forum turns into a process improvement forum instead of process unknown forum.

BTW.
Capacitors are also interesting. The one thing that throws folk is that if you suddenly discharge one it will tend to recover some of the charge. Kind of the current(Amps) version of voltage BEMF. It never amounts to much and is very slow.

[wattsup]

@BEP

I have put my meter on alot of my caps and none have such a increase. Geez, they're all dead. That's why this is so interesting. I am doing mostly tests with no feed as I am totally taken by Trials 4 and 5.

@nutekk

What caps are you trying. Also do you have a picture or description of your build?

@all

Thanks for your inputs. Any more on vortexes and aluminum will be appreciated?

Here is my build plan (jpg and pdf) for my next trials. Hope this will save me alot of build explanations. I will wait 2-3 days before I continue the build just in case Brnbrade looks it over and provides some constructive ideas for some last minute changes. Another plug. (Brnbrade, se voc? vir qualquer falha principal neste projeto, recomenda por favor.)

I have the rods cut and taped so step A and B already done. I am sure he has spent alot of time on these coils and has worked out alot of the build details.

In the Build I am calling the inner thin wire the Primary, and the outer thicker wire the Secondary. I'll follow what was in Cooks' patent and have added the aluminium. After all, who says the thicker outer wire is always the Primary? OK, don't answer that..... but it's amazing how the passage of time has completely reverted from the original mentality of that time.

For the Primary I have a 500 foot roll of 29 awg wire. I figure that once I have made both coils, I'll measure what is left and divide by two to know the wire lengths per coil.

Gregi mentioned more layers per coil, but I am not sure this was ever confirmed by Brnbrade. Can't remember, but I don't see the advantage as this may lead to cancelling fields, etc.

Also, if I am correct and if you are using sound inputs, try the negative and one positive. I put my PC audio system and my mixer on full with a 1000 hz tone on left and right channel.

Measured the AC as follows:
Right Channel and Left Channel = 1.24 vac
Right Channel and Negative = 12.52 vac
Left Channel and Negative = 12.24 vac
Right Channel with Left Channel and Negative = 12.21 vac

So all you need is the Negative and a channel to ensure your applied current is truely alternating to start with. Don't put the two channels together because you will have cancelling currents in there.

Anyways, I hope this build will be leaps and bounds above my first build.

[nutekk]

wow that new one looks like it will be killer!
i have more details and a pic of mine on page 41 of this thread.
followed the basic build instructions as noted on page 1.

i may try another..have to see what kind of iron i can get my hands on tomorrow.

[Earl]

@wattsup

you didn't mention whether the aluminum layer is a one-turn short-circuit winding, or not.

Your images are super.

Earl

[wattsup]

@Earl

Thanks for your comments.

My build will use one sheet of 12" x 24" Alu foil for the interior. The coil will simply be rolled onto the sheet to make as many layers as will give. The outer Alu foil will be a 12" x 36" sheet. I am using a longer sheet on the outside as it will have more circumferance to cover and I want the thickness to be about the same on both the inner and outer aluminum. I will not isolate the foil, so it will make one mass of alu instead of a rolled non-contacted sheet. As far as I know Brnbrade never mentioned insulating the foil on one side so I am doing it his way.

If you have any reasons that this should be done in another way, please advise since I am still waiting another day or so to finish the build.