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Originally Posted by byte312
The Tesla switch was a circuit that always charged one battery through a motor with two batteries supplying a higher voltage in series. After a short time, the batteries were switched with vacume tubes so that two batteries always charged a third one. The energy was pasted back and forth through the motor. It worked but it required an extra battery which sometimes burst into flames.
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What is your source for this? Because this does not work without ending up with a net loss so why even bother? you can not create energy and batteries just store energy.
Also if a motor is 80% efficient it doesn't matter if it's 150 pounds or 5 pounds it's still 80% efficient.