US20080030165: Device for Supplying a Charge with Electric Energy Recovery

[M@rcel]

FYI From the jnllabs group:

Method and Device for Supplying a Charge with Electric Energy Recovery

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/US20080030165.html

In the invention an electric current circulates from the battery (UB) through the electric motor (M), and the diode (D1) charges the capacitors (CA) and (CB), connected in parallel, which, once charged, are connected in series, giving rise to a difference in voltage in relation to the battery, causing half the charge of the capacitors to be returned through the diode (D2) to the battery, whilst with a new parallel connection the capacitors recharge, this charge being equal to that which had been previously transferred from the capacitors to the battery, so that by means of the cyclic connection of the capacitors in parallel and series the energy is transferred from the battery to the capacitors and from the capacitors to the battery, thus considerably extending the range of the battery and operation of the motor.

[gyulasun]

Hi,

This patent application strongly reminds me several very similar or the same! topics / circuits here during the years here:
EMF Recycler        http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,204.0.html
Free Solid State/ Mechanical energy     http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,133.0.html
Igors switcher (EMF recycler2)        http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1942.0.html

Though no PROVEABLE overunity was reached in the above tests, the energy taken from a battery could certainly be reduced for operating the electric motor, as shown in the patent application.

Gyula

[drspark]

Someone has re-patented a Tesla switch,  old stuff with new names
well maybe something will come from it now that its of use to *somebody*
    the number of electrons in a circuit never change......

[alan]

Someone has re-patented a Tesla switch,  old stuff with new names
well maybe something will come from it now that its of use to *somebody*
    the number of electrons in a circuit never change......

But the pressure on them does.