ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Dave45]

Bob the connections using a feedback winding.

[Dave45]

I went back thru my posts to see where I explained what the twisted wire cap was, but it was late, I couldn't find it and went to bed.  Here's what I envisioned it to be, and I think I must've posted it, and that might be why Teets said I knew about it:

-Take 2 identical wires: Wire 1 and Wire 2, with End A and End B. 
-Twist them tightly together lengthwise.  Then, take End B of Wire 1 and connect it to End A of Wire 2.
-You see what we have?  It's basically a small series-wound bifilar coil - not a flat pancake coil, but nevertheless, tightly coupled, mutual-field-cancelling coil that functions with the SWBF's high capacitance. 
Thus, you have two ends free:
-End A of Wire 1 and End B of Wire 2 and a twisty coil in between that acts like a capacitor. It will be a lot more durable and long lasting than an ordinary cap.

This is my take on it. Hope I'm not leading anyone's capacitance astray. 
Bob

BTW Dave, I like your last diagram. Just a question, how does the base on the npn and pnp connect up in the ct?

I see what your saying  I like it, cycling through the coil, definatley worth a try.
I see free energy in the future 

FREE THE BONDS
BREAK THE CHAINS
VIVA LE REVOLUTION

LOL

[Dave45]

How can we combine these two circuits
More bang for the buck  and boost
Awwe dave did a funny,
roflmao 

seriously

[Dave45]

Big Bang 
What do you think
Capacitor discharge on both sides?

[Dave45]

Of course we dont want to forget the open ended bifilars 
and the cores.