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  • ekpod
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  • mr.clean
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    Originally posted by kEhYo77 View Post
    This is what I propose: a configuration based on four 'C' (or 'U') type cores and one 'I' matching type.



    Those are not too hard to get nice and square ferrite cores, flat surface, great for configs like this!
    beautiful cores!

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  • mr.clean
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    Originally posted by Dave45 View Post
    Should be testing before long
    WoW this is serious, $hit just got real

    i just wonder if the paths work, nice work man!

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  • mr.clean
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    Originally posted by woopy View Post
    Hi all

    I wonder if this video is not also relevant in this thread ?

    generador Figuera approach 3 - YouTube

    Hi Mr Clean

    bravo for your work, go on man

    good luck at all

    Laurentz
    hehe i appreciate that Laurent
    you as well. your videos are great, and always welcome!

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  • Dave45
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    Should be testing before long

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  • woopy
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    Hi all

    I wonder if this video is not also relevant in this thread ?

    generador Figuera approach 3 - YouTube

    Hi Mr Clean

    bravo for your work, go on man

    good luck at all

    Laurentz

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  • ekpod
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  • mr.clean
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    new vid

    my numbers could be a bit +or-, but 2.4 watts DC in as shown in last vid...and the 5 watt resistors were getting HOT... whatever that insinuates...

    and regardless of it not being rms, the overall measurements will clearly show themselves, and input vs output was always looking good

    7.3v max peak across 10 ohms = 5.32watts
    23.5v max peak across 100 ohms = 5.52watts
    = consistent = accurate

    100 ohm loaded secondary
    primary reading across 1 ohm input resistor 2.89v

    10 ohm loaded secondary
    primary reading across 1 ohm input resistor 1.5v
    =2.25watts
    open unloaded primary 3.5v

    i believe those are good numbers, and based on those digital readings being so closely agreeing, and i feel i can still look at it as 12vdc at .2 amps...
    ....making the 5 watt resistors HOT...

    39H Don Smith Device Project:BiToroid Purely Resistive Loads, Examining Input and Output Waveforms - YouTube

    and looking closer at the circuit in my posted schematic, the ammeter is directly off the positive from battery/12v source, and you can find the exact circuit i used on
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    and 9v PWM as controler
    DIY Homemade Signal Generator with Pulse Width Modulation - RMCybernetics
    Last edited by mr.clean; 11-15-2012, 05:43 AM.

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  • ekpod
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    The correct Bi-Toroid diagram has been previously established on Page One. It is very clear in fact, and was not followed by Verpies, Berg, or Mr.Clean if the diagram is true.


    Last edited by ekpod; 11-15-2012, 08:25 AM.

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  • kEhYo77
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    @ekpod.

    You can do the same with the air gaps in the setup from my picture as well.

    Basically, the center part with those air gaps [|] is
    Clemente Figueras' configuration, but in his case there are two primaries on the sides and a secondary in the middle. Primaries create magnetic flux unidirectionally and the flux from each side corresponds to the induction of current in the secondary output coil in one direction only. Splitting the cycle in two halves allows the mirror "C" core part to become alternate path for the CEMF flux from the output to take a route through that core (which is not magnetized at the moment of maximum saturation with flux from the other primary). Now, I Get IT!

    So we do not need those extra core pieces to achieve that effect!

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  • ekpod
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    Secondary Field Collapse

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  • kEhYo77
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    This is what I propose: a configuration based on four 'C' (or 'U') type cores and one 'I' matching type.



    Those are not too hard to get nice and square ferrite cores, flat surface, great for configs like this!

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  • ekpod
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    Bi-Toroid Variant

    It looks very well constructed Berg, Verpies, Mr.Clean. Decoupling the primary core from each secondary core is what the following is designed to accomplish. The air gap will naturally increase reluctance to the primary. The secondary cores must be allowed to interact with much less resistance to the flow of magnetism.

    Last edited by ekpod; 11-14-2012, 10:05 AM.

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  • Berg
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    Schematic of mr.clean's design

    Originally posted by verpies View Post
    Below is an updated schematic diagram of Kurt's Device.

    It is still not clear where the +9V supply rail comes from ...and where the red question marks go to.

    Thanks for the schematic, verpies.

    Click here to download the schematic.

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  • Berg
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    Thane's Explanation of the BiTT

    Originally posted by vidbid View Post


    Nothing is too wonderful to be true. Michael Farady
    Here's a video link that is still active at this time.

    FREE ENERGY # 35 BI-TOROID TRANSFORMER - 377 % OVER UNITY MOTIONLESS - YouTube

    I suggest you download a copy of this video before it's removed.

    By the way, here's a video by woopyjump. I suggest watching it to gain more understanding: bitt power factor 2 .wmv - YouTube
    Last edited by Berg; 11-12-2012, 07:39 PM. Reason: Additional Link

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