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The Back Spike From A Coil Can Destroy Switches, Relays And Electronic Parts.

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First published at 22:22 UTC on May 24th, 2021.

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I had made a previous video called free energy Vs the laws of physics, and I had talked about some of the devices people built, hoping they could build what amounts to a free energy motor. or better known as a perpetual motion machine. Shortly after I made the video one of my viewers corrected me on a mistake I made in saying that the back spike which comes out of a coil when it's input is interrupted has more energy for a short segment of time than the input power if sampled for the same segment of time. It turns out I was incorrect, so I wanted to talk about this mistake in this video, and attach it to my first video.

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