Videos and Photos

1. Click here for a short video, (7.5 minutes), of the latest thing that came to me in the middle of the night about The GAP Generator. At the end of the video it displays test 46 of the 46 tests I did after this latest thing came to me.

2. Click here  for a video, (8.5 minutes), of a test that proves where NOT to measure input to The GAP Generator. Not one word spoken. I believe the video is self explanatory. I call it The Fuse Test. It's very informative.

3. Click here for the video of the camera monitoring the amp meters. You may get a laugh or two out of it.

4. Click here of a photo of the 5 amp FAST acting fuse.

5. Click here of a photo of the 10 amp FAST acting fuse.

7. Click here for a photo of both amp meters. The one on the left was before the fuse and the one on the right was before the full wave bridge rectifier.

8. Click here for a photo of Test 46. The last and best of the 46 I did.

9. Click here for a photo of Test 47. I keep adjusting the load.

10. Click here for a photo of Test 48. My last adjustment to the load. You can read the load description of each test.

11. Click here for a video, (35 minutes), of the same video at number 1 above. The only difference is, it has all 46 tests. I describe the difference in each test along with adjustment I made to the system for each. Note how the performance changes with each test. Finally at Test 46 I decide to stop. It was the best performance of the 46 tests. I have since improved on that test.

12. Click here for a video on how the coil and magnets create power. It's 12.3 minutes long but good.

13. Click here for a video of 50 tests. Tests 47, 48, 49, and 50, demonstrates how I improved performance beyond that of Test 46.

It appears to me the The GAP Generator loves a heavy load. The more load the better it performs. And what is The GAP Generator's primary purpose? To recharge a bank of batteries as their state of charge decreases to a certain level. While charging batteries the load is constantly changing. Mostly starts out heavy and gets lighter and lighter as they are being charged. So, while charging batteries, make sure to stop charging before the batteries are fully charged.

I'm going to compare The GAP Generator to a man. Let's say a man can carry a five gallon bucket of water but it's a little heavy. Not too much for him at all, but still a little heavy. He decides to carry only one quart of water instead of the five gallons. What a waste of energy. I have found while charging batteries, if the batteries get fully charged the power produced by The GAP Generator has no place to go. So, it tries to come back into itself. that's not good. That's why we have fuses, blocking diodes, etc. Mainly a battery state of charge monitoring device to turn The GAP Generator on and off as needed.

As I stated earlier, in my opinion and because
of what's going on in my home state of Virginia
The GAP Generator
is ready for mass production

Below was added August 25th 2020
Virginia's Green New Deal
Great new information

1. Click here for PDF of Virginia's Sweeping Renewable Energy Legislation.

2. Click here for PDF of Virginia's House Bill 754.