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Author Topic: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling  (Read 27790 times)

CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #15 on: February 05, 2018, 03:15:28 AM »
Have been making progress with the build.  Completed 4 secondary coils yesterday alone, making that a very good day. As with every step of this build, nothing has been easy.  Hoping to finish the remaining secondary coils (12) without damaging any primary connections. BIG concern as any needed repair would require removal of secondary coils.  A task I would not enjoy!

While taking some time to double check connectivity to this point in the build, my curiosity got the better of me and I had to explore a little more.  A couple of anomalies have surfaced and will attempt to describe hoping someone may be able to provide some insight.

With the device powered up and the control unit adjusted to pulsing the primary (electromagnet) coils at a frequency of 2.000Hz, all appears to be functioning as anticipated. That is, visible magnetic field rotation with visible secondary rotation at each of the nine primary sets of electromagnets and a small amount of energy available on the secondary (collector) coils. This verification is made possible with strategically located compasses reflecting the described rotation.

Apologies for the poor video of the compasses but I am still learning the limitations of the site also.

CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #16 on: February 05, 2018, 03:32:44 AM »
With the unit powered up and I increase the pulsing frequency of the primary coils, as the frequency approaches that of the Schumann Cavity (7.813Hz) the compasses begin to slow and come to a complete stop slightly above same. The output energy on the secondary coils however, continues to increase.  As the compasses appear to park themselves, I find it interesting that they have parked themselves in alignment with the built in magnetic memory of the magnet cores.  I am perplexed by the apparent loss of active magnetic flux found at lower frequencies and the increase in induced energy without the presence of an active magnetic flux. There is, most likely, an obvious explanation. Will have to do some homework I guess.


CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #17 on: February 06, 2018, 02:13:55 PM »
Edited (corrected) version of above . . .
With the unit powered up and increasing the pulsing frequency of the primary coils to near that of the Schumann Cavity (7.813Hz), the compasses have both stopped spinning, appear parked and are slightly vibrating. The output energy on the secondary coils however, continues to increase.  As the compasses appear to park themselves, I find it interesting that they have parked themselves in alignment with the built in magnetic memory of the magnet cores.  I am perplexed by the apparent loss of "active", or excited, magnetic flux found at lower frequencies and the increase in induced energy without the presence of an active magnetic flux. There is, most likely, an obvious explanation. Will have to do some homework I guess.

Taking a break for a few days for a much needed trip down island.  Plan to park my butt in the sand somewhere and let the Caribbean sun and surf wash away this winter's crud. Perhaps I may even get an idea, or two, regarding the anomalies.

SeaMonkey

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #18 on: October 11, 2018, 07:28:18 AM »
The project and the conversation got off to a good start
and has aroused considerable interest.  Would it be
possible to see an update?

Fascinating device.

benfr

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #19 on: April 24, 2019, 10:57:43 AM »
if you want to produce a 700% OU voltage multiplication* with a  coil with resonance, please check this video from Rick Friedrich :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18kOGVfkoik
it uses the term "resonant inductive coupling" in a very simple way.
I can explain the experience further if needed.

* from 12 to 15 volts to light a 100V bulb, same amperes.

Belfior

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #20 on: April 24, 2019, 11:37:05 AM »
if you want to produce a 700% OU voltage multiplication* with a  coil with resonance, please check this video from Rick Friedrich :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18kOGVfkoik
it uses the term "resonant inductive coupling" in a very simple way.
I can explain the experience further if needed.

* from 12 to 15 volts to light a 100V bulb, same amperes.

Well resonance is room temperature super conductivity. OU is not very difficult to achieve. Biggest step is to get your head out of your ass. It seems to block the amperage ;)

It took me 2 years to get my head out. Rick uses one battery and mosfet to DC pulse a motor and then uses the BEMF from the motor to charge another battery. He used this setup to drive a large boat around for 3 years. Rick has good videos on how Kirchhoff breaks down as soon as you introduce frequency and branches to the circuit. Pretty much what Professor Lewin has said for ages https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZN0AyNR4Kw

Lewin is going to lose his job, because he is saying stuff that the energy companies (and the 4 trolls those companies have on this forum) do not like to hear

I just go with caps, because I don't like swapping batteries out or creating auto-rotation for them.

This might get you few inches out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdQt3nPWBDQ

People just down realize the answer is very simple and there are a multitude of ways to take advantage of these principles. Like no plant or animal or what ever do stuff the same exact way. You can strip most of the stuff away from these Kapagens and other circuits. They are just there to make you dizzy and waste 10 years of your life hunting some frequency or standing wave.




CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #21 on: August 17, 2019, 12:01:02 AM »
Okay, okay, OKAY already! This thing is keeping me awake at nights again so back to work . . . I had found a wiring mistake in one of the collector coils which required the removal of the majority of the coils on that particular level creating a huge disappointment for me. I have finally found the motivation to fix the problem and get back to work. I am convinced, in my mind, that this design and its' early testing has potential, thus I am fast at work again.  The short story is I screwed up, and the long story is I took a break to find the gumption to disassemble and reassemble the majority of the collection coils on this critical layer.

I have only the outer (and final) layer to coils (36) to thread, mount and connect. Test for continuity and start the process to researching optimal frequency of operation for maximum output. This will, no doubt,  also require some tuning of the coils which remain out of near resonance meaning I have a ton of work yet ahead of me.

I will post again when I have made any progress of significance.

lancaIV

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #22 on: August 18, 2019, 01:24:19 PM »
if you want to produce a 700% OU voltage multiplication* with a  coil with resonance, please check this video from Rick Friedrich :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18kOGVfkoik
it uses the term "resonant inductive coupling" in a very simple way.
I can explain the experience further if needed.

* from 12 to 15 volts to light a 100V bulb, same amperes.
https://www.3ders.org/articles/20160305-3d-printed-pmg-generator-has-everything-you-need-to-power-a-50w-lightbulb.html
"...., might one day be able to power the 3D printer that 3D prints itself which in turn 3D prints its own generator.                                                 resonant generation coupling ?  ::)

 

CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #23 on: September 11, 2019, 04:57:11 PM »
Work continues . . .

Have finished installing all coils and initial tests indicate no loss of continuity to electromagnets which is a good sign as this has proven to be a very difficult accomplishment. Now the plan is to bring 10 groups of coils into approximate equal inductance using variable inductors.   Once completed, one group of coils will be designated to return energy to the controller with the remaining nine coil groups being used to harvest energy. The coil I plan to use to return energy to the controller poses the most difficulty since my search for variable inductors has not produced the inductance I'm seeking, hence, I am attempting to make my own. The nine output coil groups, however, are already close to inductive balance and variable inductors are easily secured for that challenge. Once these steps are complete then I plan to modify the controller to gain the frequency range needed to bring the device into near resonance. The search for near resonance will be daunting as I am using a pulsing DC signal, fighting back EMF off the electromagnets and, attempting to balance inductive and capacitative reactances.  Sounds impossible but some rules are made to be broken! Aren't they?

CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #24 on: September 29, 2019, 06:09:54 PM »
Finally had some time to play around a little and thought it might be helpful to share some scope comparison between final collector coils to those previously posted. . . If I am reading the scope correctly, I am making progress!  Channel 1 is my input signal and channel two is my output signal. If I am not mistaken, I show an output factor of 4x what is being used to produce it. This is without any subsequent amplification or Tom foolery, simply induced current in excess of what is being applied. Comments please. I need feedback on this as I have been told that this is impossible to do. By the way, this is without the designed resonance of the output coils. That is yet to come as I believe I have a signal strong enough to drive resonance. I just have to figure that out yet.

kolbacict

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #25 on: September 29, 2019, 07:56:26 PM »
do geometric dimensions matter? Should it be a torus of the correct form?

gyulasun

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #26 on: September 30, 2019, 01:04:05 AM »
Hi CoastieRM2,

Would like to ask if your scope shows an unloaded output waveform or you have a load across the output?
If it is an unloaded waveform, how does it change when you use say a 100 or 1000 Ohm load resistor? (resistor value is your choice)

As per your input and output scope shots, you definitely have higher output voltage with higher duty cycle and frequency, compared to the input, respectively.

Another 'nasty' question would be how the input power draw changes when you load the output with a 100 or 1000 Ohm resistor? (resistor value is your choice)

Thanks for showing this interesting setup.
Gyula

CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #27 on: September 30, 2019, 05:44:02 AM »
Hi gyulasun,

Have been attempting to upload scope screen shots reflecting a 120 Ohm load across the output.  Don't know if the system is busy or what but can't seem to get images up. Briefly, however, the output drops off while the input remains constant. Will keep trying to upload images.

CoastieRM2

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #28 on: September 30, 2019, 05:52:45 AM »
Hi gyulasun,

Here are the screen shots . . .

kolbacict

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Re: Seeking OverUnity through Resonant Inductive Coupling
« Reply #29 on: September 30, 2019, 08:07:57 AM »
torus from a children's pyramid, irregularly shaped. It did not give anything different from a simple inductor.