Free Energy Transformer with automatic starter.

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07:06:44

Its my free energy circuit only with a starting circuit attached to it. The 8.5Ω resistor produces the exact current in the transformer to start the oscillation at 10V at the bulb. You can start it at other Voltages by changing this resistor. Note that the oscillation is not perfectly stable it may need a dynamic stabilisation after all.

published 11 years ago

Allschemeru

11 years ago

sungeneral

11 years ago

And now look how much power is given by battery. It's 100 A. Or put a switch before battery to see how "free" is energy.

sungeneral

11 years ago

mA of cource

tpfohl

11 years ago

The starting current is 1.15A. There is a switch before the battery, the relay, it completely separates the voltage source from the circuit. There is extra energy produced because the transformer has an impossibly high coupling coefficient of 2. It means that for every 1A input, 2A output is produced by the same voltage.

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