Vortex Coils - Page 1
Forum section: electronics / general

author: metalphreak
author_rank: Frequent Contributor
timestamp: May 22, 2013, 02:53:34 pm
content: This scam is so vague, I'm not even sure exactly what ridiculous things they are claiming it can do?

author: Paul Price
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: May 22, 2013, 03:57:33 pm
content: They have been developed a new type of perpetual motion machine, claiming a Nunez Vortex Coil will output more energy than is put into their magic coil. Might work a little if you live right under a 500,000 volt power transmission line.The idea is here: Nunez strings you along on 50-ft of copper wire and coils your folding money into their pockets while you are strung out like a fish on a copper fish line hypnotized by a panel of bright red LEDS thinking somehow it is possible you can get 20% more energy out of a coil than have you put into it.They say, on their website:Nunez Vortex Coils are able to utilize 'Resonant Energy' in ways that traditional coils cannot. Due to the wiring algorithms developed by the 1StopEnergies team, 1:1 Vortex Coils are now able to exhibit energy increases while focusing concentrated energy into the center of these specially designed coils. This type of energy is perfect for high voltage lighting and battery charging; allowing people the ability to make better use of each watt of power, using nothing more than copper and geometry.How could I apply these coil technologies in order to save money?There are many ways to implement Nunez Vortex Technologies for saving money. In their raw state, the coils can function as energy reduction units; which exhibit a savings of 20%-30% of the power fed through them. When a circuit is added for optimal tuning,these designs can light hundreds of LED's with a few watts of power; providing the ability to light multiple rooms for the price of one.Are these coils working Overunity devices?Nunez Vortex Technologies have demonstrated many interesting characteristics; including (non-linear) Overunity measurements and clear performance increases for lighting applications. We are still in the process of finalizing exact percentages of energy gains; while finding ways to properly utilize the type of energy produced by the coils.

author: Paul Price
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: May 22, 2013, 09:55:33 pm
content: I bought a string of 118 bright small LED's to decorate the balcony around Xmas time, and I built a battery powered circuit to turn them on and off during the dark of night. I get all 118 of them to brightly sparkle and flash using approx. 38mW max of power, and my MCU gradually lowers this to <10Mw in the wee hours of the morning and they seem to twinkle like little stars when my circuit offers them a randomized voltage change to do twinkling.So, I can get 100's of cute white LED lights to light bright using very much less than .38 watt without a Nunez Vortex Coil.

author: Thor-Arne
author_rank: Unknown
timestamp: May 22, 2013, 10:31:38 pm
content: Interesting coil design, it looks rather nice. But the price is rather stiff.I suppose one can harness the radio waves in the air, but I have no clue on how much energy one can get from that. Think I saw something similar on TV, without the coils.

author: Paul Price
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: May 22, 2013, 10:43:16 pm
content: This idea is not about radio wave, but about capturing cosmic electromagnetic waves coming from the sun or whatever else out there in the cosmos...Nicky Tesla thought this was theoretically possible.

author: 4to20Milliamps
author_rank: Regular Contributor
timestamp: May 22, 2013, 11:25:15 pm
content: Anything is possible.Is their coil a free energy machine? Definitely not.But if you aren't looking you're not finding.....so good luck to them.http://books.google.com/books?id=iNTOAAAAMAAJ&dq=counter%20emf&pg=PA395#v=onepage&q=counter%20emf&f=falsehttp://books.google.com/books?id=LJ0ZAQAAIAAJ&dq=5th%20harmonic%20counter%20emf&pg=PA1113#v=onepage&q=5th%20harmonic%20counter%20emf&f=falseAnd just as an interesting side note concert pitch is based on the "A" note, and it's fifth harmonic wavelength is 39.2 cm.