Overunity Transformer - EXPLAINED!

Soon I will publish the complete diagram of this type of "overunity transformer"

[nazgullinux]

If anyone thinks this is legit, the 2 following facts debunks this setup:

1.) Transformers requires an oscillating charge (alternating current) to work. The magnetic field MUST CONTINUOUSLY CHANGE in order for induction to occur. That is why transformers are built around a specific hertz (number of current cycles per second).

2.) The capacitors discharge DIRECT CURRENT and not AC.

Facts 1 and 2 means this is already debunked however I will add more:

3.) The tiny light bulb is most likely modified with a low-power white LED. The current draw may be somewhere in the 3-5 milliamps. The voltage required is usually around 2-5 volts. The two capacitors are wired in series meaning their voltages are added together and the capacity is cut in half. The LED is then directly connected to the in-series capacitors.

All you have here is a very slow-draining capacitor setup and a low-power white light source. The transformer is doing nothing but adding extra wire resistance.

[SINANOZYOLDAS]

I am ready to carry out the electricity generation project with angular resonance together with investors who agree to make an official protocol. I have worked for 15 years for this project. After the official signatures are signed, everything will be done openly.

[elmultimediaschoolofartscu]

❤❤😊😊🎉🎉😢😢😢 please 🙏 teach us how to build this

[zephirawt]

The white block apparently contains supercap or some battery. It's visible, than the first contact isn't sufficient for its full charging, so that the light bulb glows only slightly.

[kampen]

Well done, looking forward to your complete diagram for replication.

[Termiic]

Back up the camera, lift it up form the surface & walk around with it.

Otherwise you either have a source of magnetic induction underneath, or a battery inside.

[SecureSuppliesLimited]

please post circuit or other link as stopped.

[johnchristopherdelegero]

hi can you tell me to what polarity those diodes are connected to what color and what leg of the wire it is connected? the diode on the other side not so visible which is the cathode side. i can see the other one which is negative connected to primary. can you tell me what is the polarity connection on the other one?
diode could be 1n4007 .

[jimbuttifint]

STOP WASTING YOUR LIFE AND DO SOMETHING POSITIVE FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS!!

[jorged.]

There is a dead battery in the light bulb socket, and when he connects the power supply, the battery holds some of the charge and the bulb lights on. another scam lake some many around the web.

[johnchristopherdelegero]

one thing i noticed in your replica, you had 6 turns in both primary and secondary while in the other video he has 6 turns in primary and 7 turns in secondary red wire, and i don't know if its correct but the red wire seems bigger than the red wire in the other video. relative to the size of the transformer core size, the blue wire seems smaller than the red.

[emonjahid]

I bleave this real ....and also thanks to u send us a nice project. Sir pls just give me diod number..

[zedvarnett]

Original prototype from 2013 you refer to is from an Indian guy that has lots of fake overunity stuff like self-sustaining power strip that is plugged into itself :) The Indian guy does his videos to get paid for views on YouTube and that video has over 1 million views. This alone debunks your replications. You seem to have good skills but you're wasting your tallent on these fake stuff. What's the point in making these videos?

[emonjahid]

Hello sir thankyou for putting this video.you are using this project one of the diod.i need this diod number so please give me that diod number.thankyou

[AlejandroAF-jq]

Y la explicación....😂😂😂 fueron puras promesas?