Introducing the Amplisistor

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[@kerrybreaux2945]

That’s was hilarious man good job 😂😂😂

[@pulsedmotor]

Interesting motor on the back with the extra magnets. Make just did a video with one of those motors.

[@jimanleo8312]

I’ve been following you for a while, and something that I’ve wanted to do is to have an automatic switch to flip between the run and charge batteries to cycle and not deplete the source.

[@MatrixLeTV]

I need to mention, the inductor coil I used to excite the Amplisistor. It's simply in series with it. Also, the rotor is monopole north-facing. I'd like to see some more guesses on the mystery substance!

[@guyrichardatouaby4057]

Hello my brother and very nice work but could you activate the translation for us non-English speakers if you please

[@BobSmith-vq3uo]

Thanks for sharing this. Just a conjecture re your unknown substance -- your aluminum and copper are helping establish a gradient for the flow of charge. Something like silicon(e) between them might provide a resistance that has semi-conductive properties which resists charge, but draws ambient charge into the system (from outside). The pulses on one electrode meet with inline resistance from the unknown substance; this causes the ambient (aether) to supply the charge thru the substance to continue the flow of charge. In this sense, this setup becomes an open system. My feeling is that you may be able to place higher loads than the batteries or rotor can supply, because the charge source will be thru the unknown substance as it interacts with the ambient electrostatic environment. Feel free to delete this comment if it is counterproductive.

[@MatrixLeTV]

Great insights my friend! It's not silicone but you're right about an ambient charge to a degree. One thing I forgot to highlight is the small pick-up coil to capture a small amount of energy to excite the Amplisistor. I think your theory and the interaction of the inductor team up to create this over-unity effect.

[@MatrixLeTV]

Watch it to the end.

[@GG-od2tr]

Is the substance acting as a spark gap? Love your videos btw it feels like a journey you take us on.(FYI when bedini said always have 2 batteries on run in parallel if you recharge off the primary to the run maybe go with 2 batteries in parallel on both sides). 1 for capacitance and 2 as batteries don't like to discharge charge at similar moments only caps are able to do so quickly without damaging the internal.

[@MatrixLeTV]

Interesting...it actually could be based on some other theories we have.

[@GG-od2tr]

@@MatrixLeTVI would suggest trying litz wire for the secondary.