Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

the DC resistance can be minimised using thicker wire and fewer turns. Inductive reactance can be maximised
using a higher resonant frequency which is controlled by the L and C components of the circuit. Smaller L and C
values produce an increased resonant frequency.
There is plenty of information about the Q-factor on the web. I just wanted to put a short introduction to Q-Factor
here so that you will understand that a high Q resonant LC-circuit can be dangerous.
2. Two Kinds of inductances
Any simple helical coil wound on a core affects only another helical coil which has been wound underneath it or
on top of it. If two coils are placed beside each other there is little interaction between them. Let’s call this the
‘local inductance field’.
A coil wound on a closed-loop core affects any coil on that same core and the coil also has a much higher
inductance than an air-core coil. Does this mean that the local field disappears? No, it doesn't. This effect can
be used to make a simple over unity device.
3. Testing of closed-loop cores
I used E-shaped parts from low power, laminated iron transformers and put those E parts together. I used a
primary coil of very high inductance and fed AC through it. The E plates snapped together and stayed that way
even after power was disconnected. I tried several times, sometimes the force was strong and sometimes they
did not stick together at all. The strength clearly depended on the input AC waveform. When I separated the E
plates they no longer stayed together, so something was interrupted in the core. While the cores were fixed
together they did not have any external magnetic effects and another piece of iron would not stick to the core.
This demonstrated Ed Leedskalnin’s perpetual motion holder effect.
Conclusion: There is something moving inside the core and the core has zero resistance to that flow.
Let’s call the flow “magnetic current”.
I then put three identical coils on the core, one had a load connected to it and the others were left unconnected. I
applied AC to the primary. There was same voltage at both output coils. Short-circuiting one output coil caused
power to began to flow in the primary and at the same time voltage dropped to half in the unconnected output coil.
The following, seemingly unimportant and obvious conclusion can be made:
Conclusion: A secondary coil also creates magnetic current and different secondary coils affect each
other in opposite ways.
Next, I connected various points in the core with iron. Points that I used for testing are shown here:
Figure 1. E-I core with coils and probe points.
When iron was connected between points 1 and 2 there was no effect. When connected between points 2 and 3
there was a notable effect: a sound and sort of vibration when iron approached the core which seized when both
ends touched the core. When connected between points 4 and 5 there was the same effect but stronger. In this
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