Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[xbox hacker]

Hey everyone,  i made a new video.

This is still a work in progress! I do not have the step up transformer yet, this is just the PWM with the bifilar coil.

I want everyone to look at the scope in the start of the video!!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=efLv9QiiOio

[Jamie]

Hey Xbox, what voltage is that step charge? is it like 200volts/division or something.
I just completed the transformer (not fun winding those things) and it is giving me 900 to 1000 volt uni-polar spikes without the bi-filar choke. Here's what I'm seeing Forest:

[xbox hacker]

Hey Xbox, what voltage is that step charge? is it like 200volts/division or something.
I just completed the transformer (not fun winding those things) and it is giving me 900 to 1000 volt uni-polar spikes without the bi-filar choke. Here's what I'm seeing Forest:

LOL...i dont have the step up transformer yet....so its like >12VDC 

[insane4evr]

Waveform from a Lawton Mosfet driving a transformer:

Power source to Lawton is from 12 volts of a PC power supply.

Transformer core is from an old TV flyback. Winding is 80 turns bifilar (shown wrapped in blue tape).
Top trace is from mosfet drain. Bottom trace is secondary. Scope time per division is 20 usec. 10 volts per division (10X probes, knobs at 1 volt/div.).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNAmXpJrFWE

[forest]

Waveform from a Lawton Mosfet driving a transformer:

Power source to Lawton is from 12 volts of a PC power supply.

Transformer core is from an old TV flyback. Winding is 80 turns bifilar (shown wrapped in blue tape).
Top trace is from mosfet drain. Bottom trace is secondary. Scope time per division is 20 usec. 10 volts per division (10X probes, knobs at 1 volt/div.).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNAmXpJrFWE

I don't understand. Is that a waveform on output AFTER transformer of just an output from Lawton ?