Clemente Figuera revisited

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Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #75 on: 2024-08-04, 18:57:55 »

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Quote from: CITFTA on 2024-01-25, 19:05:52

https://ugetube.com/watch/4b4pXFmNb8WIsHJ

My work on the Figuera device. You can go to OverunityMachines.com and look for my build to learn more about it.

Carroll

That's pretty cool. Can you measure the input voltage / current from what I assume was a signal generator? The device plugged in this picture...

Clemente Figuera revisited

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Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #76 on: 2026-01-20, 00:30:14 »

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Floodrod posted an interesting video on OUM that caught my attention. I wondered if his new way of connecting the power to the Figuera device would yield a better output than the way most of us have tried to connect the circuit. So I ran an experiment to see what the difference might be. Here is the video: https://youtu.be/P6WswleHSzk?si=q06Eq0xLxomaixSw

One thing I did not mention in the video is the difference in the output wave shape.

I have applied to join the Mooker forum but have not gotten my activation email. I want to share this video over there. So if someone else can do that, that would be great.

Carroll

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floodrod	Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #77 on: 2026-01-20, 02:07:24 »
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Verpies	Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #78 on: 2026-01-20, 04:58:18 »
Group: Administrator Hero Member Posts: 4512	Quote from: CITFTA on 2026-01-20, 00:30:14 So I ran an experiment to see what the difference might be. Here is the video: https://youtu.be/P6WswleHSzk?si=q06Eq0xLxomaixSw What did you use for the core of that coil ? See the yellow arrow in the image attached below: Clemente Figuera revisited core.jpg (203.23 kB, 1206x619 - viewed 110 times.)

CITFTA	Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #79 on: 2026-01-20, 09:07:19 »
Group: Experimentalist Hero Member Posts: 808 Believing in something false doesn't make it true.	Quote from: floodrod on 2026-01-20, 02:07:24 Hi cifta, I just manually activated your account - should be good to login Thanks!! --------------------------- Just because it is on YouTube does not make it real.

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Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #80 on: 2026-01-20, 09:11:55 »

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Hi Verpies.

The core is just some electric fence wire. As you can see from the video that whole coil assembly is not efficient at all. 12 volts in for 1.5 volts out is not too good. I just grabbed some coils and slapped that together to test Floodrod's idea for powering the Figuera device. Now I need to build something much more efficient.

Take care,
Carroll

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Verpies	Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #81 on: 2026-01-20, 09:41:47 »
Group: Administrator Hero Member Posts: 4512	Quote from: CITFTA on 2026-01-20, 09:11:55 The core is just some electric fence wire. The original Hubbard device used cores like that, too. How do you ensure that these wires are isolated from each other, so large eddy currents cannot circulate between them and inhibit the induction ?

Peterae	Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #82 on: 2026-01-20, 12:07:14 »
Group: Administrator Hero Member Posts: 4637	So did the Cook Coil

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Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #83 on: 2026-01-20, 12:27:21 »

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Quote from: Verpies on 2026-01-20, 09:41:47

The original Hubbard device used cores like that.

How do you ensure that these wires are isolated from each other, so large eddy currents cannot circulate between them and inhibit the induction ?

If memory serves early electromagnetic cores were made of bundles of Iron wires that were tightly packed together before being taken up to dull Red heat. This annealing process produced an oxide coat that had mild insulating properties.

Cheers Graham.

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Verpies	Re: Clemente Figuera revisited « Reply #84 on: 2026-01-20, 12:42:42 »
Group: Administrator Hero Member Posts: 4512	Quote from: Grumage on 2026-01-20, 12:27:21 ...early electromagnetic cores were made of bundles of Iron wires that were tightly packed together before being taken up to dull Red heat. This annealing process produced an oxide coat that had mild insulating properties. Makes sense. Did they also use some pickling solution to make a better coat ?