The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[jacob]

Bruce,

I doubt the thick primary is wound first, are you sure?

From the photos it makes sense it's wound over the fine secondary.   The secondary coil, with the fine small wire, is also wound over a larger length of the rod.

I think the confusion came in over what PRIMARY means,  as  in FIRST 
So the FIRST winding he put down, or the PRIMARY in his vocabulary, we actualy call it the secondary,  due to the higher number of turns and thinking about transformer conventions.

EM

Hi EM,

I don't think there is any confusion here. A primary doesn't necessarily have less winding than a secondary. It only refers to the input of the transformer. The secondary will have more turns than the primary in a step up transformer, but obviously not in a step down unit.

Jacob

[EMdevices]

Hi EM,

I don't think there is any confusion here. A primary doesn't necessarily have less winding than a secondary. It only refers to the input of the transformer. The secondary will have more turns than the primary in a step up transformer, but obviously not in a step down unit.

Jacob

Thanks for enlightning me jacob, what would we do without you 

EM

[hartiberlin]

Maybe the battery is not connected and the yellow wires just come from his
stereo radio ?
Maybe also the voltmeter is not connected to the bulb ?
It is hard to see, if the voltmeter plugs are really connected to the
bulb.

Regards, Stefan.

[Earl]

Hi All,

here is the last revision for today, perhaps more revisions tomorrow.

Earl

[Bruce_TPU]

@ Jacob, EM and ALL

I do have some concerns with the photo.  I need someone to confirm the following, please:

If you blow the picture up large, (it is of high resolution) you can see the three input prongs of the light bulb.  And none of them have any input from the two orange wires that can be seen. 

The only input seen, is from the BATTERY CABLE connectors. 

Any information concerning this would be helpful.

Thank you,
Bruce