Re: INTERESTING ROTOVERTOR CIRCUIT BY PHIL WOOD

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Not so easy not to confuse something, there are so many new impressions and always other approaches to generate free energy.

I am committed to it.

So I would have to build a Class C, D commutation if I want to turn off the thyristor controlled.

Or just work with the impedance of the push-pull transformer.

Could push the spikes directly into a battery on the secondary side of the push-pull transformer via a FWBR. There are 500 to 600V tips without destroying them?!?

I am struggling to get the energy to a low voltage level, the transformers I have, despite shorting in the secondary winding, still have a high primary impedance. I have already connected 2 equal transformers in parallel then it got better. I do not want to burn the energy but put everything into energy storage.

regards

Sven