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  • jim glinski
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    Clarence
    A little clarity please on the polarizing wire marked as #10 is it connected to the #4 wire or just looped ? (difference in diagrams) and the #6 wire looks just looped on some diagrams but your pics seam to show it going to ground and then back into the system. I've looked on the site and haven't yet found any conversation on this area of construction. You left another
    Site to come here is there more extensive infomation there ? Pics on these area aren't clear. Really if anyone here has info on this a little help please. Jim

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  • clarence
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    Working

    Hello @ ALL,

    just a note to say I am working on the 60 HZ frequency control method I previously mentioned. needed parts will be in about 1 - 2 weeks before I can finish. mostly just a post to keep the thread from going IDLE !

    I have completed the DC commutator module ( except for connecting the TWO motors shaft to shaft - parts needed) and used the one mini TBC pickup
    coil to to charge a small 7 AH battery for its power supply, however the rectified output from the mini TBC was way to much for the small battery by its self (17 volts headed towards 32 volts if I let it continue its charge ability!) .
    In order to control its charge rate I had to actually add the ALUMN conversion battery with it ( + to + and - to - ) to give it more storage for the incoming DC charge. even doing this I had to locate the mini TBC coil at the extreme outside edge of the LARGE TBC 121 vac coil to get it far enough to the edge of the magnetic flux and slow the BEAST down!

    Anyway , just to let it be known that work IS in progress! no butt sitting!

    Best Regards,

    Clarence

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  • clarence
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    [QUOTE=BroMikey;292449]

    Hello BRO,

    I found Two Buhler 3600 rpm brush motor on E-Bay for 16.95 ea. these are
    the DC commutator type so I will lock the two shafts together with a sleeve of sorts and connect everything as I mentioned before (almost). since the non powered small motor will be turning backwards in its make-and-break use I will be curious to note if this will make it some type of DC generator adding a DC component to the in series leg of the TBC output. will have to check on that when the time comes.

    the real purpose of all this is to first see if the output of the TBC will finally be a 60 hertz value. whatever it turns out to be will be connected to 4 watt night lite and hence complete the circuit in order to see what is happening.

    The ultimate goal is to use the TBC output by passing it at 60 hertz through
    the neutral leg which has 1 1/2 wraps around the LARGE #1 ought 109 amp Captor and have it induce some amperage into it that can be usable.
    I still don't know whether that is possible or not because I have NEVER had the opportunity until MAYBE NOW?
    Who knows? it has been a long road just to get here.

    thanks for all your replies back and forth BRO - they really mean a lot.

    Best Regards BRO,

    Clarence

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by clarence View Post

    Hello BRO,

    ..............I believe I will use two DC 3600 rpm motors with their
    shafts connected to each other. the one being driven by DC
    and the other ones leads placed in series with one of the TBC

    120 volt coils output lead to give it the make-and-break 60
    hertz signal I am looking for.
    maybe enough of the 33.4 KHertz pumped into the TBC
    will be eliminated!


    Sure that will give you complete and total isolation, wouldn't it. Most folks
    would be glad just to get a motor to run for free. If you run a
    refrigerator like you did before, that would be excellent. I guess if
    the power is available already and you can run 2000 watts of bulbs,
    that would be considered super.

    Of course the pumping action of the HF side is the dipole circuit so
    skimming off a few HZ (60hz) shouldn't bother the Tesla coils.

    Yes it does seem that quite a few inventors will resort to the commutator
    make and break system due to it's abrupt actions. It is said that this
    commutator action can create a node all by itself. The node we are
    looking for in any system is that place where real power is harvested
    while the dipole pump either requires 100x less or is totally unaffected.

    I am using a scooter motor right now that is re-wound to Matt's spec's
    and my motor runs and runs but the battery does not drop. That is
    another subject. Try it and if it works I have some ideas to share.
    My scooter motor has a commutator and the commutator has been
    connected differently to make the motor run and send pulses at the
    same time. Much can be done with commutators.

    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-10-2016, 01:56 AM.

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  • clarence
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    [QUOTE=BroMikey;292438]

    Hello BRO,

    Your answer and efforts are appreciated as always!

    I can relate to your comments on Gerad as exact and truthful!
    So now I know which way to go. I had thought about the motor Idea knowing that the brushes on the motor due to the 3600 rpm would only allow a 60 hertz
    signal to come thru and back to the source.
    I may yet use this method but I believe I will use two DC 3600 rpm motors with their shafts connected to each other. the one being driven by DC and the other ones leads placed in series with one of the TBC 120 volt coils output lead to give it the make-and-break 60 hertz signal I am looking for.
    maybe enough of the 33.4 KHertz pumped into the TBC will be eliminated!

    Will see and you and all know me by now that my results will get shared
    whether good or bad.

    BTW: the mini charger coils - I found out that Four of them doesn't do any better than just one by itself so I have deleted the use of three of them!

    Thanks again BRO!

    Very Best Regards,

    Clarence

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  • BroMikey
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    Hey Clarence

    I have tried to contact Gerard in the past on his youtube but he has
    to many asking. When he does talk, he talks AT the web and he talks
    DOWN to the people using provocative sentence structure.

    Evasive is what Gerard is, he does not follow thru with his old experiments
    such as his last boast of powering up a utility transformer with a motor/
    generator that pumps up the voltage. I have followed his work to the
    letter.

    Gerard is coming along fine for a beginner but he hates to admit defeat.
    I did have a look at that motor but am not sure. He claimed originally to
    have sourced a 6000volt generator that was to power his transformer
    experiments and when it didn't work out he may have used it here.

    This is all speculation and Gerard does not explain what happened, he
    comes on every few months claiming O.U. with absolutely ZERO proof
    insulting, saying the "F" word. Telling youtube they have no "Balls" and
    so forth on live camera.

    You and I are real people and we answer each other. Look at Peter L.
    and John Bedini, they answer me and they will answer you but Gerard
    has not come down off his high yet of being Mr. Personality.

    I remember those days, show boat days. I lived in a town called
    "SHOWBOAT" town in northern Michigan. I know that will connect.

    Gerard will spend the next 10years claiming he almost looped it. Just
    like Marc, he and so many others are not on the level.
    It is up to us, why did I think you already knew that.?

    You are a million miles ahead because you love the experiments.

    I am about to loop one here and I won't fold up shop, SHOWBOAT,
    GRANDSTAND or anything else toward you. I learned along time ago
    what the poop is with that drill. Nobody cares what I am doing unless
    I make a game out of it.

    That's Gerard, an empty formula for succeeding. However to rake in
    money to generate hope he is going about it the right way.
    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-09-2016, 08:56 PM.

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  • clarence
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    [QUOTE=BroMikey;292145]

    Hello BRO,

    I was watching the last of your post on Gerard Morin thread and I picked up on what he was using for simple conversion of HIGH FREQUENCY from VERY HIGH
    to 60 Hertz and I was amazed by what I was hearing! He called it a SLASHER
    which was actually a BRUSH AC MOTOR! I never have been able to find out what type of motor he was using to loop the voltage back to his transformer and power his house. I was wondering if you knew how to contact him and get all that info from him. I certainly don't. I know He, as I , generously open shares his work and results.

    All of this would help me immensely to say the least.
    I will wait for your yes or no on the contact info - no hurry as I know you are busy as a bee also! Thanks in advance Bro!

    Very Best Regards,

    Clarence

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by clarence View Post
    Hi Bro.


    can't hurt! nothing ventured, nothing gained.

    First I will have to build my insulated bus bar set up to protect against
    accidental shorting while making their connections. besides filling my drawers immediately, I probably wouldn't see anything for a while
    or ever! eardrums would suffer damage also.
    the buss bar itself is rated at 1250 amps for each leg.

    Thanks for your listening BRO!

    Best Regards,

    Clarence
    Yes true, great care needs to be taken that no mistakes are made. I
    see the latest Li-ion and Ultra cap banks being sold (I made my own)
    that have built in protection in the many forms. One is a simple fuse
    in case you exceed 10-20amps it pops and some have electronic
    breakers.

    I think I saw a 2.7v ultracap rated at 3000 farads for $42. 6 X42=




    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Maxwell-3000F-2-7V-BCAP3000-P270-Super-Capacitor-2-7V3000F-Quantity-1PC-/112092073036?hash=item1a19354c4c:g:YmkAAOSwaB5Xrcm u
    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-04-2016, 01:38 AM.

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  • clarence
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    Hi Bro.

    after reading your post I realized I had several of the large capacitor bank modules which can actually serve as a battery and to my way of thinking they
    take charging with less resistance and charge effort from any charge system than a normal 12 volt battery would.
    I have :
    1. a 12 volt 300cc (engine start amp)
    2. 3 12 volt 600cc (engine start amp)

    all of this gives me 12- 15volt 2100cc (engine start amp) which is
    VAPORIZING amperage if accidentally shorted out. So I plan to use the capacitor modules in series like batteries keeping them charged by the
    mini TBC coils in combo with their FWBR,s to power my unit and see how
    well it all holds together.
    can't hurt! nothing ventured, nothing gained.

    First I will have to build my insulated bus bar set up to protect against
    accidental shorting while making their connections. besides filling my drawers immediately, I probably wouldn't see anything for a while
    or ever! eardrums would suffer damage also.
    the buss bar itself is rated at 1250 amps for each leg.

    will take some time to set it up but will now have the time anyway.
    by the way the capacitor bank modules come from E-BAY. will update their info by editing later.

    Thanks for your listening BRO!

    Best Regards,

    Clarence
    Last edited by clarence; 09-03-2016, 10:21 PM.

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  • BroMikey
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    Hey Clarence SUP?

    I'm the same way, I need a few more goodies all of the time and
    with watermelon season the kiddies are eating me out of house and
    home. I mean can these guys eat.

    On the ALUM conversion it looks like as always that your analytical mind
    and experimental abilities have made short work of accessing that battery.
    Nothing wrong with that, cause I got piles of them suckers that I thought
    I would converter just to see.

    They were not broken internally so I figured maybeI dumbed them
    out, filled them with ALUM, reverse charged them (After shorting them out)
    then for 30 minutes and trickle charged over night on straight DC to form
    the plates to ALUM.

    Then I used the Bedini OSC, then I used the pulse hammering of a dump
    and that worked sometimes better than anything but some failed in a
    month. I figure OH WELL it's just pickle juice.

    I have batteries that show full never to give any power no mater what
    I do to them, they can never return to operational and for the life of me
    I do not understand why. Well it might be something like this, a broken
    plate and sulfated all at the same time?

    Ya win some and ya lose some. I went to see the scrap batteries this
    week and they were brand new ones never used this time plastic wrapped
    to a pallet. I unboxed one and shook it and it rattled like it had rocks in
    it. Brand spankin new can you believe it and these bad boys were 70ah.

    I didn't have time to fiddle with these and some were good but had each
    hole where fluid is to fill the battery completely leaded in like someone
    poured solder over the holes. Never seen such a thing.

    I just go around with a piece of banding strap that is usually laying
    everywhere to short out terminals WOW there's a whopper and I
    found plenty.

    Good to see you doing the ALUM conversion. Let me know if it works
    out good with other batteries in the future. I can't wait to see a full
    demonstration down the road on your coils, this has been an amazing
    adventure.
    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-03-2016, 09:18 PM.

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  • clarence
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    Originally posted by clarence View Post
    Hello BroMikey,
    HI Bro,

    I made the alum conversion to my ACDELCO 70AH battery.
    the alum conversion works every bit as it is supposed to for certain!

    However (however always comes before bad news!),the most my AC 2/10 amp
    charger could charge it to after a 24 hr period at 2 amps charge rate and the amp rate finally went to zero and below was 13.12 dcv. the charger can easily charge other batteries to 15 - 16 dcv especially on the 2 amp setting over a 24 hour period.

    as proof of its low internal condition I took the same charger and same 2 amp setting and charged one of my 12 dcv 600cc(engine starting) capacitor
    bank modules (purposely drained below 12 dcv) and charged it to 14.4 +dcv
    in a matter of minutes.
    I then put the Alum conversion battery back on the charger at the same 2 amp setting with it showing the same stalled 13.12 dcv and zero amp showing on the needle (no activity). I now used heavy duty alligator clips
    (red & black) and connected the freshly charged capacitor bank module into the battery post terminals as the charger was still charging. the charge value
    rose to the 14.4+ and then quickly dropped to the 13.12 value and stayed there with no activity .

    told me all I needed to know! the battery internal disposition is so degraded that when you place the least usage on it, it drops and drops and drops while dragging the ability of the high amp capacitor bank module down with it and preventing even it from receiving charge supplied by any type of charge
    method that would be used.

    now to secure a good high AH battery as a replacement and give it the alum treatment. for sure it will NOT be a SEALED LA ! that @#$%&*+ was an infernal nightmare to get unsealed!!!! never again!
    won't be until after the middle of the month when finances are back up though. ole waiting game.

    privately I had figured the battery was causing all of the voltage drop and charge problems because I had paralleled one of the capacitor bank modules
    in the battery circuit back when and capacitor banks just don't give charge problems, they either blow or go!

    as soon as everything is complete again I will be back with more
    preliminaries .

    thanks bro!
    Best Regards,

    Clarence

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  • clarence
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    Originally posted by tonyben25 View Post
    I already have inveter system in place. I will give it a try with any toriod i can find around. I have been seeing lots of video on youtube on the barbosa device but all have seen so far uses just one transformer while yours uses two. Are they same device or different?
    Hello Tony,


    you can go either way. they show both in patent info.

    with just one it is easier to screw up.

    the single version method is back a couple of pages so look it up.

    best regards,

    Clarence
    Last edited by clarence; 09-02-2016, 02:24 PM.

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  • tonyben25
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    Originally posted by clarence View Post
    Hello Tony,

    I really can't say - It would be a guess .

    If you do anything you might start with a small inverter and inexpensive toroids
    and just three rods for a start - one input and two return so as to limit your investment and not get hurt too badly if all fails.

    your call Sir!

    my location just was so lousy that I have totally disconnected all ground rods and have been working towards a
    self sustaining battery system from an alternate voltage source using a Tesla system. been a LONG BATTLE!
    The only thing I am going to keep is a B&L single toroid Captor for possible? amperage? all still questionable R&D.

    best regards!

    Clarence
    I already have inveter system in place. I will give it a try with any toriod i can find around. I have been seeing lots of video on youtube on the barbosa device but all have seen so far uses just one transformer while yours uses two. Are they same device or different?

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  • clarence
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    Originally posted by tonyben25 View Post
    Lots of thanks Clarence. I found it. i dont know if to be happy or disappointed yet. My location(lagos) has a very small pink magnetic foot print which dose not cover all the area of my location. Will that work for me?
    Hello Tony,

    I really can't say - It would be a guess .

    If you do anything you might start with a small inverter and inexpensive toroids
    and just three rods for a start - one input and two return so as to limit your investment and not get hurt too badly if all fails.

    your call Sir!

    my location just was so lousy that I have totally disconnected all ground rods and have been working towards a
    self sustaining battery system from an alternate voltage source using a Tesla system. been a LONG BATTLE!
    The only thing I am going to keep is a B&L single toroid Captor for possible? amperage? all still questionable R&D.

    best regards!

    Clarence
    Last edited by clarence; 09-01-2016, 10:58 AM.

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  • tonyben25
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    Lots of thanks Clarence. I found it. i dont know if to be happy or disappointed yet. My location(lagos) has a very small pink magnetic foot print which dose not cover all the area of my location. Will that work for me?

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