Magneto-Dielectric Rectification

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I am still working in this area as of today, hope you find the information very interesting.

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Dave Wing

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I made an error in the first image, the magnets of the AC waveform were ns / sn / ns / sn this is the correct configuration to produce the top waveform. Now we see how to manipulate the CEMF, it is easily done when you know how to do it.

John Bedini posted in the Ferris Wheel thread on this site, regarding the Zero force motor, Ed Leedskalnin etc.


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Here is a video demonstrating how to produce the concept, the waveform: https://youtu.be/5mbhBMLY91c?si=ggtqTAYeOSVc-fFR



Dave Wing

[jettis]

Some might not believe this but… this is a true monopole… monopole machine… any comments or thoughts? I used to think it could not be but now after some time I do believe it is…



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Mark Mckay had the above to say.


The two screen shots below are about Robert Adams…

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Paul Babcock had this to say about large coils of large diameter wire, in two images below.

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Dave Wing

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Dave Wing

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What is John talking about in the above posts? Referring to the separation of two streams, a capacitor stores monopoles…. And puts them together again in the battery….

Remember a North Pole magnet face produces an AC waveform as the core of the salient pole passes the over magnet face.


Read Tesla’s patent… https://patents.google.com/patent/US413353A/en

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Just some more food for thought.

Dave Wing

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[jettis]

Wouldn't an electret also be a monopole? A capacitor seems like it's storing monopoles, but really each side is dependent on the other. In other words, you can't have a negative without the positive and vice versa. Each requires its opposite for its existence. Whereas, a true monopole would seem to be without need of an opposite for its existence. Perhaps a true monopole is an opposites repel, rather than opposites attract?

I’m not going to speak to much on monopoles as I don’t really know. However you can see by the scope shot the red circled wave is positive and there is no negative, blue circled wave until a certain time period has elapsed, during this time period there is separation between the two waves as they are 100 percent, completely isolated from each other.

They are each their own entity in time, this is due to the 2” in gaps on the rotor between magnets, which shows up as no voltage at the zero crossing for a definite period of time, hence the flat line between the two opposing waves.

Positive and Negative waveforms are separated, that much is certain.

Below in the image we see a 100 percent assymetrical wave, as Bearden and John Bedini have mentioned.

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Dave Wing

[jettis]

Something else I wanted to mention is when we run our pulse motors at top speed they will generate if the coils have enough inductance. Now what happens to a spinning DC pulse motor when we shut the trigger off CEMF will charge the batteries until the rotor slows down to much to overcome the voltage of the charge battery. During this time the primary battery can rest for a very short time, then we turn the trigger on again and continue to repeat the cycle.

You are using CEMF to charge your batteries on the off cycle, this boosts machine efficiency even higher.

i have not seen it talked about much at all, some real energy is found in the CEMF. The CEMF recovery can exceed the current draw of the machine, for a short while and same for the voltage as well.

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