Hi guys!

Russian researcher created free energy device using Steven Mark principles. I post his information here to spread the knowledge.

DESCRIPTION

The principle is simple. Two types of load current (inductive and capacitive) do not disturb vibration of magnetic field inside core.
Because of this you can connect any number of such pairs of coils.

I do advice you to disassemble impulse transformer, replace core by Hall detector, connect it to oscilloscope and you will start to understand reality of the happening processes.


Here is magic schema.
L1 is inductor - primary winding
L2 - is ordinary solenoid which should be loaded only together with L3L4 (bifilar coil)

It is possible to use schema of parallel load - I have chosen this schema.
Connection of bifilar is not a mistake!
With this connection bifilar produces capacitive current (light diode is not lit, but ordinary filament bulb - does).
Main point is that solenoid and bifilar provide opposite influence on power supply. I investigated this schema on frequency of 700 kilo Hertz (bifilar resonance).
Two-ray oscilloscope (on primary winding) showed that current phase was approximately 1/4 of period ahead of voltage phase (probably parasitic capacity of the coil).
When I loaded solenoid - phase difference has increased. After that I added load to bifilar - phase difference decreased (cos phi stabilized).
Therefore by choosing right regime it is possible to leave cos phi intact (same as in idle mode).
Therefore it is possible to add unlimited number of such pairs of coils to magnetic circuit - they do not influence the circuit and mutually cancel each other.
To maximize COP input circuit should operate on resonant frequency of the bifilar-solenoid circuit (serial load).
It is also possible to use capacitor tape from non-polar capacitors (in a form as is) and get inductive current from the tape. In this case this current field will be enclosed in between tape plates.
Now I am busy creating test setup for 10 watt. The principle is confirmed on practice by me.

You should wind large coils and spend substantial amount of effort on fine tuning. All materials are ordinary but coil core is ferrite. Preferably with higher frequency.
Core material does not relate to the effect but as a magnetic circuit it should correspond to required frequency.
Bifilar coil should have larger number of winds (to have larger capacitance).
Solenoid is better to wind with litz wire or with thick wire with step to ensure higher Q.
Mutual position of coils and coil winding direction are also important. In short - circuit tuning will take about a week.

To find resonant frequency of bifilar coil you should:
1) connect load as drawn on schema
2) connect primary winding to broadband generator up to 10MHz THROUGH filament bulb (do not connect bulb to circuit yet)
3) and tune generator frequency until maximum brightness of the bulb

The circuit is quite complex to tuneup so it is not suitable for young amateurs.
And remember about mutual orientation and winding direction of coils! It is very important but I cannot tell you exactly what I use - I wound my bifilar coil quite a while ago and just use it since then.
Using capacitor tape imposes additional difficulties. It will have longitudinal component of voltage. So to draw current you will need to connect "start" and "end" from different sides of the foil width.
I advice you to start assembly from bifilar coil instead of capacitor tape.

I am very sorry - I am just translator. I cannot answer any questions. If I see additional information from author - I will post. At the moment author is not very generous on details.