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Simple overunity method

If you can use primary current for inducing secondary current and then capture primary current along
with secondary together in a capacitor and they are both ready to use further at the output, wouldnt
that be more than usually or overunity?

So, I tried simple thing and it worked just like that.

My first experiment was:

- C1 C2
0,02uF 0,02uF
2000V 2000V
HV transformer

The spark occured once and stoped.

Then I tried to add more capacitance to C2:

Spark gap

- C1 C2
0,02uF 1uF
2000V 2000V
HV transformer

Now the spark started firing normally, until C1 and C2 will have same amount of charge within itself.
The thing which is important with this method is that primary charge stays in C2 and they are not lost.

In the next experiment I added a transformer coil to the circuit:

Spark gap

- C1 C2
0,02uF 1uF
2000V 2000V
HV transformer

The transformer coil is plain PVC pipe with only 20 turns of bifilar stranded wire o,75 mm from ordinary
house cable.

Soon I realized that C2 act as the sinking point just Like Tesla said in his vision of free energy device.
More capacitance to C2, the difference in voltage is bigger, the spark is stronger.
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The next thing I tried was adding more capacitance to C2. Now I placed big electrolytic capacitor.
It survived HV voltage without any problems probably because it wasnt connected to HV
directly but through the spark gap and coil.

But then the funny things start to happens.

I added more and more capacitance to C2.

Spark gap

- C1 C2 C2 C2
0,02uF
2000V
680uF
200V
680uF
200V
680uF
200V
V
HV transformer

The main current and the induced current together ends up in the C2 and they are ready to use
further.

To observe the process you will have to make 2 experiments.

1. Measure the time until the C2 cap bank is filled with lets say 20 V with this configuration. The secondary
bifilar is not connected.(after 30 sec it raised to 10V slowly)

Spark gap

- C1 C2 C2 C2
0,02uF
2000V
680uF
200V
680uF
200V
680uF
200V
V
HV transformer

2. Measure the time until the C2 bank of caps is filled with 20 V.(in 4 second there was 20V)

Spark gap

- C1 C2 C2 C2
0,02uF
2000V
680uF
200V
680uF
200V
680uF
200V
V
HV transformer

You will be suprised with the difference in time, and you will understand that C2 has another role in
this configuration. C2 transfers the pressure of charge to primary coil all the time and that has
funny effect on the secondary.
The both currents stay captured in C2, and nothing is lost. The Lenz rule doesent matter for this
config because we are capturing both currents for further usage.

This is how I started, but you can implement this method in your own ways and make it usable.

Try to add even more capacitance to C2 and made it more sink for the C1.