ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Magluvin]

I knew you were still around 
No, the idea just came a couple of days ago.
Still waiting on parts got my cores and bobbins waiting on transistors, should have been here yesterday.

I put idea's up for consideration and discussion, give my take on how it works.
Hopefully we will find the answer.

Yep, always around.  Just had to put more time in other things for a bit.

Well, before you put any of these larger circuits together, make your windings on the core and try some basic stuff to see what effects there may be with the open ended winding vs not connecting it at all.  My first thoughts would be that it may be freq dependent, being bifi?   More turns, lower freq.

I have a few bifi coils I can try some things. Cant today.  Simple enough to try though.  Compare operating a single winding alone, vs one end of the second winding to one end of first winding, vs connecting it to the other end of the first winding.

I have some belief that there should be an effect having the open ended winding connected one ended to the primary winding, connected to one end or the other. My lil TC coil, having 1 turn around the top of the open ended secondary lights a light bulb. If the open ended sec of my lil TC can do that, then there should be some definite differences in your primary winding operation when adding the open ended winding into the equation. 

Gota go to work. 

Mags

[Dave45]

Yep plan on building a joule thief type circuit using two npn transistors and see if the isolated bifi coil will draw energy.
May go dead in the water, who knows, just an idea.
The switching needs to be precise and work together.
A micro controller may be the way to go, I was trying not to go there and KIS

[Dave45]

Mark thanks for the suggestions am studying them now.

[Magluvin]

Radioshack has arduino and paralax stuff.  And there is tons of info out there to get you started pretty quick.

A good site also is....  https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials

Mags

[MarkE]

Mark thanks for the suggestions am studying them now.

Dave, you are welcome.  The other thing that I see is that there is nothing protecting the A'- node or B'+ node.  The drawing below is one way of dealing with that.