The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[brnbrade]

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[Earl]

Hi Brnbrade,

what material do you use for cores of coils?
what do you wrap the coils on ?

Is it steel or iron ?  Or magnet(s) ?

2 of 3 photos (AC+DC) have large circular magnet, but 1 photo (audio) does not.
Can you explain this some more?

Regards, Earl

[TheOne]

no video or other pic showing the light?

[Bruce_TPU]

There is a definate mobius on the thin wire on both ends.

Brnbrade was a student of Erfinder also. Brnbrade does not speak English well.

So we have coils
Large Magnet
oscillations
Mobius on both ends
DC Input / AC Output
Large voltage output
Unknown amperage

Brnbrade is going to hook up a light bulb, and take a picture.  He is also going to borrow an amp meter.  I do not know when this will be done.  I for one am facinated.

The red wire appears to be 12 awg solid.  The thin wire seems to be braided.  Someone else will need to give type and size.

Cheers,
Bruce

Good morning guys! 

I awoke thinking about this brnbrade coil.  I also received some more information from brnbrade.

First, please read above, the ingredients list.  Next, I want to add one big one that I figured out this morning, and I do indeed it is a piece of the TPU puzzle.

*Brnbrades coil has "IDENTICAL signals/different source, opposing one another, SLIGHTLY OUT OF PHASE, ONE FROM THE OTHER.

I have talked at length as you know, about identical signals/different source opposing one another.  But now we see it with a twist.  One identical signal is slightly out of phase of the other.  Now that make me think of SM's words:

"It is an insignificant power supply except when the two transformers get slightly out of phase with each other, or when they are connected in reverse of one another.
Then you can measure all kinds of things going on.
You can generate all kinds of hash and multiple frequencies, and I do mean all kinds.
What I measured during this process was very interesting.
All these frequencies occasionally met at the same time with a much larger kick at the output."

AND

"Now look at a basic electron tube device.
You have one stage of amplification, one stage of signal phase splitting and driving and one stage of power output,"

AND

"I am using 6BQ7-A tubes for the input and phase inverter..."

Now I would suggest two experiments. 
1. Build brnbrades coils and test, And/or 2.  put two transformers, back to back.  Wire them in mobius fashion, only on the primary side.  Add two IDENTICAL signals/DIFFERENT sources opposing one another, BUT have one SLIGHTLY OUT OF PHASE of the other.

Lastly you who think this is just a transformer, the thin wire IS THE PRIMARY and the solid wire IS THE SECONDARY. 

Now that is a real brain twist and straight from brnbrade. 

Happy, Happy Days!  I think He has found a clue in the least!  And perhaps more if we test ourselves or await an amp reading.

Bruce 

[Earl]

Hi All,

Please see attached patent.  If this works, it is about time to warm it up !!

Regards, Earl