Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

It is by no means certain that in this circuit, the red and blue windings are wound in opposing directions. The
spark gap (or gas-discharge tube) in series with the primary of the first transformer alters the operation in a
somewhat unpredictable way as it causes the primary to oscillate at a frequency determined by it’s inductance
and it’s self-capacitance, and that may result in megahertz frequencies. The secondary winding(s) of that
transformer must resonate with the primary and in this circuit which has no frequency-compensating capacitors,
that resonance is being produced by the exact wire length in the turns of the secondary. This looks like a simple
circuit, but it is anything but that. The excess energy is produced by the raised frequency, the raised voltage, and
the very sharp pulsing produced by the spark. That part is straightforward. The remainder of the circuit is likely to
be very difficult to get resonating as it needs to be in order to deliver that excess energy to the output inverter.
When considering the “length” of wire in a resonant coil, it is necessary to pay attention to the standing wave
created under those conditions. The wave is caused by reflection of the signal when it reaches the end of the
wire OR when there is a sudden change in the diameter of the wire as that changes the signal reflection ability at
that point in the connection. You should pay attention to Richard Quick’s very clear description of this in the
section of his patent which is included later on in this chapter. Also, remember what Don Smith said about
locating the peaks of the standing wave by using a hand-held neon lamp.
One very significant thing which Don pointed out is that the mains electricity available through the wall socket in
my home, does not come along the wires from the generating station. Instead, the power station influences a
local ‘sub-station’ and the electrons which flow through my equipment actually come from my local environment
because of the influence of my local sub-station. Therefore, if I can create a similar influence in my home, then I
no longer need that sub-station and can have as much electrical energy as I want, without having to pay
somebody else to provide that influence for me.
A Practical Implementation of one of Don Smith’s Designs
The objective here, is to determine how to construct a self-powered, free-energy electrical generator which has no
moving parts, is not too expensive to build, uses readily available parts and which has an output of some
kilowatts. However, under no circumstances should this document be considered to be an encouragement for
you, or anyone else to actually build one of these devices. This document is presented solely for information and
educational purposes, and as high voltages are involved, it should be considered to be a dangerous device
unsuited to being built by inexperienced amateurs. The following section is just my opinions and so should not be
taken as tried and tested, working technology, but instead, just the opinion of an inexperienced writer.
However, questions from several different readers indicate that a short, reasonably specific description of the
steps needed to attempt a replication of a Don Smith device would be helpful. Again, this document must not be
considered to be a recommendation that you actually build one of these high-voltage, potentially dangerous
devices. This is just information intended to help you understand what I believe is involved in this process.
In broad outline, the following steps are used in the most simple version of the arrangement:
1. The very low frequency and voltage of the local mains supply is discarded in favour of an electrical supply
which operates at more than 20,000 Hz (cycles per second) and has a voltage of anything from 350 volts to
10,000 volts. The higher voltages can give greater overall output power, but they involve greater effort in
getting the voltage back down again to the level of the local mains voltage in order for standard mains
equipment to be used.
2. This high-frequency high voltage is used to create a series of very rapid sparks using a spark gap which is
connected to a ground connection. Properly done, the spark frequency is so high that there is no audible
sound caused by the sparks. Each spark causes a flow of energy from the local environment into the circuit.
This energy is not standard electricity which makes things hot when current flows through them, but instead
this energy flow causes things to become cold when the power flows through them, and so it is often called
“cold” electricity. It is tricky to use this energy unless all you want to do is light up a series of light bulbs (which
incidentally, give out a different quality of light when powered with this energy). Surprisingly, the circuit now
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