Hi,
Well Flynn says:

For free energy I just need output windings?
No, not that simple, as one fairly noisy researcher discovered. Trying to get a viable full electric load out of the apparatus is high problematic to put it mildly. While it IS a solvable problem, the solution is proprietary at this time, and is so complex it could not be easily replicated by a home experimenter anyway, even with detailed instructions. Suffice it to say the over-unity electrical output results claimed can NOT have possibly been obtained with the circuits that have been published. Either the claims are wrong, or misleading / incomplete circuits were published.

What is wrong with the published circuits?
The energy from the input coils just leaks into the output circuit. So the fields of the permanent magnets are static in time, and do not move from one leg to the other. Performing force experiments with the generator windings in place, would reveal this flaw. However, it seems to have eluded hundreds of experimenters, who failed to use a rigorous methodology when conducting their experimentation.

To be honest, I don't really have a clear idea of what really the problem is. I have seen it in tests though that the placement of the magnet does noting to the output power... But why is still a bit unclear. Cant' really help you at the moment.

Kator,

Wouldn't the two control coils act like magnets [shown below] that are equivalent to being stacked? Thus actually increasing the total magnetic field on the right side?

Tim