The electric field of a magnet

[Dave45]

Bipolar junction transistors as switches : Worksheet
This is basically a Tesla coil even down to the rotary spark gap (too cool) the primary's magnetic field collapses sending bemf (voltage) to the spark plug and femf (amperage) into the chassis (common ground).
A Tesla coil does the same.

Look at how they done away with the spark, too cool huh

[Dave45]

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Notice the femf on each side, one is voltage and the other amperage.
Also notice the pole orientation has not changed.

[Dave45]

A visual representation of how to pull energy out of a electromagnetic system
Its the direction of the applied current through the system that makes the difference

[Dave45]

Iv added the femf and bemf to the model, it can be reversed by powering both coil sets from the center.

[Dave45]

I posted this over on ou forum, its a more accurate description of the process

The shorted coils catch the bemf from the opposite primary, one shorted coil will produce a voltage standing wave and the other shorted coil will produce a current standing wave, both will be above the appropriate coil set and will add to the femf of each coil set.
The system will work naturally with the magnetic fields and will pump energy out.

[Dave45]

The shorted coils are very important in that they catch the bemf from the opposite primary on each side, then when to other primary fires that bemf is feed into the secondary, it all works together without switching poles.
It works with the magnetic fields naturally pumping out energy.

[Dave45]

The coils need to be in a versicle orientation, not horizontal like the Don Smith device.
I believe it needs to buck against the earths poles as does SM TPU, it will only work one way.

[Bob Smith]

Thanks Dave.
Bob

[Dave45]

Here's a wiring diagram, did it in a hurry, not very artistic

[Dave45]

Hi Dave
I think I now better understand what you were saying on Tito's thread about joining the secondary to the primary, and why. As for setup, are you saying:
- center tapped shorted bifi winding on air coil, cw on right, ccw on left
- single strand secondaries joined to ends of primary, running in same direction as primary coils (ccw & cw), back to centre, providing your output leads?
- are you still isolating the primary via caps at pos and neg input to keep collapsing voltage and amperage in primary to be picked up by secondary?
Just trying to get a visual in my head.
Bob

Hi Bob
I'll draw it in paint and post it soon
Use trifilar windings
one cw
one ccw
first winding on each coil set are the primary's
second winding on each coil set shorted coils as per Leedskalnin's pmh
last winding on each coil set secondary's
connect primary ends to beginning of secondary's on each coil set
one secondary will be voltage the other current, this is why we have to use flip flop circuit to drive the primary's from centers so the voltage secondary and the current secondary will be out of phase.

[Bob Smith]

Hi Dave
I think I now better understand what you were saying on Tito's thread about joining the secondary to the primary, and why. As for setup, are you saying:
- center tapped shorted bifi winding on air coil, cw on right, ccw on left
- single strand secondaries joined to ends of primary, running in same direction as primary coils (ccw & cw), back to centre, providing your output leads?
- are you still isolating the primary via caps at pos and neg input to keep collapsing voltage and amperage in primary to be picked up by secondary?
Just trying to get a visual in my head.
Bob

[Dave45]

I heard it once said on this forum that posting of free energy would be irresponsible, but by who's perspective
His

or His

[Dave45]

Dont flip the dipole, you dont have to.
You want free energy, this is it.
Or I'll eat my hat
And its a sweaty old hat

Take the time read the posts and links from 1022 on
I get in a hurry when I realize something but bare with me please.
dave