MIT Dr. Zahn Bi-Toroid Transformer (BITT) Tutorial 101.mov

[kdkinen]

Again, so incredible Thane, im gonna build this next :)

[mavendex]

I love it trying other routes with this knowledge, hopefully you can get this out and into cars and homes

[ke4uyp]

OK here is a simple test that you have not done. First build a 1 to 1 transform that has a primary of 120v and your two secondaries that are also 120v if you connect this transformer up to the power grid, with a watt hour meter.

continue

[ke4uyp]

Then take the secondaries and have a second watt hour meter connected to them, also connect them to the power grid

if this transformer is overunity then the watt hour meter connected to the secondaries should be reading a higher wattage going back into the grid compared to the primarys watt hour meter

[fgleich]

how did you fabricate the steel magnetic pieces ? I'd like to duplicate your experiment. Thank you

[fgleich]

How did you fabricate the steel magnetic pieces ? Can you give me details as to thickness, steel type, etc, and number of turns on the coils ? I'd like to replicate your device. Also, are you the patent holder on this, and would you license it ? Thank you

[fgleich]

are both secondary windings wound the same direction ? And, can you connect them together or must they be separate ?

[ThaneCHeins]

Dear fgleich,

You can connect them to the same load in parallel or to individual loads as well. The secondary windings are wound in the same direction but they don't have to be.

Cheers

Thane

[besibesi18]

IT'S WRONG ANALISE IN VIDEO. 1/ WHEN USE BOTH SECONDARY COIL THEY CANCAL EACH OTHER SO THE ONLY WAY THAT FLUX GO IS IN PRIMER COLI LIKE A STANDART TTRANSFORMER. NO ENERGY WIN 2/ WHEN USE ONE SECONDARY COIL ON LOAD THERE IS NO CANCAL FLUX BUT PRIMERY COIL FLUX HAS E EASY TO GO THE SECONDAR COIL UNLOAD SO THE VOLTAGE ON SENDARY DROP MUCH. AND SO DON'T HAVE WIN ENERGY. REPLY ME12:56 12/09/2010

[fgleich]

@besibesi18 Did you duplicate this experiment ?

[derman077]

@besibesi18 Typing in all caps makes you look like an ass.

[smokyatgroups]

Thanks for showing this Thane, it makes great logical sense. Now.. you have proved an oscillator is also possible. With more than enough gain and phase margin to run itself.

[rave154]

Thane, may i email you a pdf on flux in toroids, that i think you will find extremely interesting.and perhaps ( hopefully ) very useful?

Thanks

[robbiehobbie47]

Thane, did you take core saturation into account?

This principle only works if applied in the high ramp part of the B-H curve of the core materials.

When heavy loads are applied cores will saturate and work differently.

[ThaneCHeins]

Dear robbiehobbie47,

The primary core is designed to work as close to saturation as possible which also contributes to a high reluctance primary flux path route - keeping secondary back EMF induced flux out of the primary core leg and in the outer core (low reluctance) region.

The outer secondary core flux path route is also physically larger than the inner primary core which keeps the reluctance down below the primary at all times and keeps the seconady route from saturating.

Cheers T

[Galv140577]

@ThaneCHeins So if the secondary back EMF returns to the primary along the same flux path that the flux from the primary goes to the secondary on it saturates because the flux from the primary is already working it close to saturation?

Then as the primary-to-secondary/secondary­-to-primary flux route core begins to saturate the alternative flux path becomes the only route available for the back EMF flux from the secondaries to take?

[lejink]

You should start a company and get yourself on the stock exchange, I'd buy some shares!

[spikeychops]

@lejink He has a company already.

It's called Potential +/- Difference Inc.

[llewgnal]

Thank you. This is very very interesting. A magnetic diode.

Gary

[spikeychops]

Thanks Thane.

Interesting stuff!

2300% efficiency!? Wow...any idea how easy or difficult would it be to build one, without access to specialized tooling?

Looking at the diagram, i think i could handle a build...are there any images of the actual Bi-Toroid Transformer to help replicate? (If i can visualize it properly constructed, it should make it easier to build) Would you know the details of the transformer, such as number of turns, physical core material, wire gauge etc.?

Cheers Thane.

[machinationu]

@spikeychops see no replications that work. I even made one in a few hours, of course it did not work

not meaning it could not work. Where is the WORKING proof, not meters made to malfunction...

[spikeychops]

@machinationu Bad luck that your attempt didn't work as you had hoped. Respect to you for trying it out though. Perhaps something seemingly trivial is actually important, like using the wrong gage of wire, the wrong core material, too thick in places where it should be too thin (or the other way around), lot's of variables...even physical location on the planet may have an effect, etc. etc. That's what's so exciting about this stuff...a little discovery can make a big difference to the outcome.