Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

Fig.6 shows the connection of a direct current motor M to two windings L1 and L2 between the battery UB and
the two pairs of capacitors C1 and C2 plus C3 and C4, so that during the connections in parallel two of the
capacitors are charged by means of the winding L1, and during the simultaneous connections in series, the other
two capacitors are charged by means of the winding L2 to the battery. Coinciding with the switching of the
contacts S1, S2, S3 and S4, which connect to each pair of capacitors from parallel to serial and vice versa, the
contacts S5 and S6 switch, polarising the windings of the motor so that the charging and discharging currents of
the capacitors circulate in the same direction, producing a direct voltage. The sum of the current supplied from
the external source FE and the charging and discharging currents of the capacitors is equal to zero, and thus
there is no battery discharge.
Don Smith’s High-Power Devices.
Don Smith was a very talented American who has understood all of Tesla's work and has produced literally
dozens of practical devices based on his understanding. You will find more specific details in chapter 3, but in
broad outline, a twelve-volt battery can be used to generate the pulsing magnetic field needed to nudge the local
environment into providing massive amounts of electrical energy. The device described in detail in chapter 3, has
an output of around 160 kilowatts, which is far, far more than any individual would need. In other words, it is a
device which could easily power your home, and considering that an electric car needs about 65 kilowatts, one
could easily power a vehicle, making it into a fuel-less mode of transport. This is not magic, just standard
electrical theory being applied correctly for a change.
The key component in many of Don's devices is the humble, commercial power supply used to drive neon sign
displays. This module produces some 9,000 volts at a frequency of 35,100 Hz (cycles per second). As Don
points out, when you double the pulsing frequency and double the pulsing voltage, the available power goes up by
a factor of sixteen times, because the effect of both of these things is squared. You will recall that Bob Boyce is
pulsing his toroid very sharply at 42,000 Hz and that high frequency has a major effect on the power produced in
his system.
Don then boosts his working voltage further with a step-up transformer called a Tesla Coil. This brings us into an
area of massive power. People have the very mistaken idea that a Tesla Coil can only produce voltage and not
current. The reality is that if the primary coil is positioned in the centre of the secondary coil, then the voltage and
current produced will be roughly the same, and that is a very, very high level of power. One device of Don's looks
like this:
This prototype is actually more complicated than it needs to be. It uses three very high-voltage capacitors which
are not necessary if you opt for a slightly different method of construction. However, in this version, the twelvevolt
battery (which is not shown), powers a true sine-wave inverter in order to provide the mains voltage and
frequency needed by the neon-tube driver circuit. The voltage limitations of the capacitors, in particular, the
8,000-volt output storage capacitors, make the 9,000 volt output of the neon-tube driver too much for safe usage.
To deal with this, Don uses a Variac-style variable transformer to lower the voltage supplied to the neon-tube
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