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    Hi all,

    Just want to share my small experiments, mostly based on Capacitors. these were the only one's I've documented properly. the other's where "do-learn-move on" .

    feel free to comment.

    Small Experiment.pdf
    Last edited by ricards; 11-29-2017, 05:42 PM. Reason: updated PDF

  • #2
    Originally posted by Duncan View Post
    Richards there was a reason for the choice. there is an X factor involved as soon as the bifilar coil comes into play an x factor I am loath to try and explain still as I've invited Luc to use it I'd best try to find an explanation so with thanks to 'NRGF from the vacuum' for concept I offer this -
    Seeing and hearing two completely different types of sparks made by the same spark gap is pretty damn cool especially when one of those sparks is formed out in the room and pulled inwards to the gap. ergo concider this “These two reactions are called exothermic and endothermic. Exothermic means energy is radiated outward. Which usually generates heat or heating. Endothermic means energy is radiated inward which usually generates cold or cooling (which is what I saw) … When the voltage is raised high enough in this circuit It can cause frost to form on each end of the spark gap.” which is across the capacitor (or in our case battery)
    that promise might induce you to examine this simple “free energy” circuit I show a little more closely.



    L = 800 turns bifilar coil around a ferrite core, about 30 ohms
    C= 30μF, 4000VDC

    In the above example both switches are closed and opened simultaneously. During the charge phase the circuit would charge the inductor generating a magnetic field inside the ferrite core.



    When the switches are released the cold electricity would theoretically be appearing across the capacitor. In practice 170 volt arc's can be expected



    How does a voltage appear across C when there is no closed current loop? ....
    Duncan,

    I replied here as this is a little bit off that topic... have you built that circuit?.. It is quite odd.. why put the inductor at the ground side.. please do not try to erase the component's when you are showing your' perceived current flow It is not always the case...

    At the moment the circuit opens, the spark should be seen at switch 1..

    The way I see it, is the next cycle was a short circuit of C1 SW1 and SW2.. is that Intentional?....

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    • #3
      Back_n_Forth-3BGS_Module.pdf

      3 Battery Circuit Module. (replace capacitors c1,c2,c3 with batteries).

      For Testing and Experimenting.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by ricards View Post
        [ATTACH]20237[/ATTACH]

        3 Battery Circuit Module. (replace capacitors c1,c2,c3 with batteries).

        For Testing and Experimenting.
        It is just amazing to see something work as claimed.
        Thanks Turion & Matt.

        first test the results are obvious, almost twice the time to power the small bulb, Effect also shows in capacitors..
        no coils, only small bulbs and capacitors.

        It might have been extended because of the Off-time.

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        • #5
          Wow, interessting and easy design.
          Can u share a part list of caps, relays, transistors,... u are using?

          Would be easy to replicate.
          First step 1:1 build and try to get same good results.
          Then try to improve it.
          Then try to size up.

          As soon as other get good results, more replicator will follow with next ideas/improvments.
          Hope I did not make to many English mistakes...

          Regards Roland

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          • #6
            Hi Rolik,
            Glad you found interest in my experiments,

            My source is 12v mostly.
            the capacitors can vary, but suggested is 10000 uf caps, voltage would be dependent on your source voltage to charge those caps, I use 4x 10000uf, as that is all I have.
            the relays are those cheap SRD-12VDC-SL-C of songle brand. I like to use similar single pole relays to avoid timing conflicts on DPDT's I could not find relays that have higher that 4 poles..
            the transistors, any BJT would work, mine are 3055, either TIP3055, 2N3055, MJE3055.
            for the oscillators, NE555 and CD4017. but you can use anything clock based...

            For transformer, I usually customize, I have E I cores, Air, Ferrite..
            but off the shelf transformers will do,

            The goal with these experiments was to study electricity and its behavior.. in order to manipulate it and It's flow..

            That isn't much of a parts list.. but I hope that helps.
            as I can't recommend something that is not commonly available in your area.. you can just peak at the datasheets and compare..

            the actual build isn't nice as the schematic hehe.. but It functions as what it was intended.
            Last edited by ricards; 12-23-2017, 01:42 AM.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ricards View Post
              Duncan,

              I replied here as this is a little bit off that topic... have you built that circuit?.. It is quite odd.. why put the inductor at the ground side.. please do not try to erase the component's when you are showing your' perceived current flow It is not always the case...

              At the moment the circuit opens, the spark should be seen at switch 1..

              The way I see it, is the next cycle was a short circuit of C1 SW1 and SW2.. is that Intentional?....
              Ricards - sorry for the slow reply I have been away some time . Please do understand the laws of electro physics can't simply be overturned by a demonstration regardless of how convinced the activist and the observers may be. There are huge gaps in the electrical field theory which all serious researchers are aware of. Added to that there are serious power brokers who don't wish that technical detail altered anyway. Have I built this circuit ? the answer is a crude version of it simply to test the validity of the author to my own satisfaction.
              There was a video of this circuit performing but predictably I suppose as soon as I posted in on the forum the account was closed. It seems Ricards that you are trying to fit this phenomena to standard dogma , current flow,ohms law ect , an apple isn't an orange and never will be!
              Regarding current flow the original researcher offered these alternative possibilities (which I have edited very slightly) -

              How does a voltage appear across C when there is no closed current loop? The author notes: “Here is an effect that happens with electrical potential when it encounters a resistance before the current saturates that resistance…We are taught in school to close all the circuit paths, but this stops the flow of free energy. ”
              We could be dealing with a completely different type of current generated by a completely different type of magnetic field. I have two theories about what may be going on:
              1. With the switch opened abruptly we create a singularity because the change in current must remain continuous across the inductor. Before the magnetic field collapses it expands and voltage increases through the winding. The voltage potential charges the capacitor without drawing current from the battery.
              2. This is basically the ferro resonance effect and the ferrite core was saturated, the negative domains moved, the positive charges responded, a neg-entropic magnetic field was generated, the field was induced into the coil, and the coil charged the capacitor.
              When our society harnessed the negative charge (electricity) it made our way of life possible. We would still be riding horses and plowing soil had this not happened but we are still missing the other half of electro magnetics. Imagine what may be possible if we can harness the positive?

              If your pondering about the missing science It seems to me that Feynman explains it far better than I ever could so for your interest

              The Feynman Lectures on Physics Vol. II Ch. 28: Electromagnetic Mass

              kindest regards and the very best wishes for your experiments Duncan
              Last edited by Duncan; 12-24-2017, 07:48 AM.
              Whatever you can do,or dream you can,begin it.Boldness has genius,power and magic in it.Begin it now.

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              • #8
                Hi duncan,

                though the theory of harnessing the positive.. is quite interesting.. I just can't wrap my head around the fields, Quantum Mechanics, Atomic movement, etc..

                It is much better for me to use Fluid analogy with regards to electricity, voltage to pressure, flow rate to current, the fluid is the unidentified matter (could be aether.). Electrical Energy as a concept.. charge as a State... and fields only as a definite determined portion of space..

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                • #9
                  The charge speed and the voltage speed is finite, That's the whole secret to the method called splitting the positive.

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                  • #10
                    Hi Boguslaw nice to be on the same page with you again. yes quite right finite and crucially as I see it also different rates, after all there's nothing to be done with a straight line graph.
                    anyone who does build this simple circuit to try (and I take the liberty of quoting all Canadian here)
                    will really see the lights and sparks flying. Merry Christmas Boguslaw and Ricards
                    Whatever you can do,or dream you can,begin it.Boldness has genius,power and magic in it.Begin it now.

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                    • #11
                      Kokomojo,

                      I'd like to take the discussion here,

                      Originally posted by Kokomoj0 View Post
                      What continues to be incomprehensible to me is why you persist in forcing me to correct everything you say out here. I suppose the spice software is closed minded too? Are you serious or just trolling me?

                      No its not the circuit you built, I told you several posts ago it is what you must do to correct the circuit you built because your circuit has errors. Your discharged output cap is in series with the 'source' which cannot be if you want to charge the output cap off the pulses from the coil.




                      I used a manual switch in place of the transistor to make it easy because frankly you are wasting everyone time out here, but this hopefully will put this to rest. You can see the cap on the right charges just fine and dandy in the negative direction with the diode as drawn.

                      Your continued mistake is to charge c2 direct off of c1 which is what will happen if you reverse the diode.

                      Here is your circuit:





                      The transistor is a switch:



                      Below is the same thing as your circuit replacing the transistor with a switch, the reed and magnet is irrelevant and useless, all you need to do is turn your transistor on and leave it on to charge the cap, no pulses from the coil whatsoever just like in the spice I made to help you understand the problem.



                      As you can see you are just dumping the voltage from one cap to the other. The voltage on the discharged cap goes immediately to max, all you had to do was turn on your transistor and leave it on, like a switch as I have shown above. Its directly charging one cap from another and all your coil is doing is adding a small delay to the charge time without any switching required.

                      You dont need the coil at all, its just acting like a hunk of wire between the cap and switch or transistor. I suppose to be fair, in some respects learning what doesnt work is as important as learning what does
                      really the problem is that closed mind of yours,
                      Let me ask..

                      do you know the BEST way to capture inductive discharges?.. clearly no.. and you might not have been doing basic experiments in this area..
                      SIMPLE.. because your closed minded..

                      you are not capturing the Inductive discharges correctly..
                      and that is what I mean it's incorrect..
                      the moment the circuit is closed the coil current is cut off..
                      the BEST way to capture that is to have the diode AT THE END of the coil.. and a wire AT THE START of the coil, because technically your coil is now a power source (Temporarily). this is "BASIC" knowledge..

                      or you can also do it like how I DID it.. have the diode at the ground side of the CAPACITOR going to the start of the coil..

                      I treat this as a "BASIC" knowledge in this field.. and you don't even know it.. why?.. because your closed minded..

                      your circuit proposed charge the cap like CRAP!.. not even 1 / 10th of how I capture the inductive discharges..
                      how do I know?.. I Built it JUST now.. yeah it charges fine.. from a 9v power source.. I could get 1.1v..
                      using the "BASIC" knowledge gains 20v-23v varies.. it increases from coil mass.. more turns, more mass, more volts...
                      and now you argue that I have not built correctly?..

                      I don't wonder.. you might even call me a fraud now..

                      you might think you know better in this field.. I assure you.. you don't..

                      prove this to yourself.. Build the "BASIC" that I have stated above..
                      diagram?.... you can google bedini's circuit.. its all over the internet..

                      again.. YOU DON'T DICTATE the test..
                      since I have taken the time to make your circuit..
                      I guess you could return the favor of building the "BASIC"..

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by ricards View Post
                        Kokomojo,

                        I'd like to take the discussion here,



                        really the problem is that closed mind of yours,
                        Let me ask..

                        do you know the BEST way to capture inductive discharges?.. clearly no.. and you might not have been doing basic experiments in this area..
                        SIMPLE.. because your closed minded..

                        you are not capturing the Inductive discharges correctly..
                        and that is what I mean it's incorrect..
                        the moment the circuit is closed the coil current is cut off..
                        the BEST way to capture that is to have the diode AT THE END of the coil.. and a wire AT THE START of the coil, because technically your coil is now a power source (Temporarily). this is "BASIC" knowledge..

                        or you can also do it like how I DID it.. have the diode at the ground side of the CAPACITOR going to the start of the coil..

                        I treat this as a "BASIC" knowledge in this field.. and you don't even know it.. why?.. because your closed minded..

                        your circuit proposed charge the cap like CRAP!.. not even 1 / 10th of how I capture the inductive discharges..
                        how do I know?.. I Built it JUST now.. yeah it charges fine.. from a 9v power source.. I could get 1.1v..
                        using the "BASIC" knowledge gains 20v-23v varies.. it increases from coil mass.. more turns, more mass, more volts...
                        and now you argue that I have not built correctly?..

                        I don't wonder.. you might even call me a fraud now..

                        you might think you know better in this field.. I assure you.. you don't..

                        prove this to yourself.. Build the "BASIC" that I have stated above..
                        diagram?.... you can google bedini's circuit.. its all over the internet..

                        again.. YOU DON'T DICTATE the test..
                        since I have taken the time to make your circuit..
                        I guess you could return the favor of building the "BASIC"..
                        Well I treat it as BS. lol

                        I already explained to you there are no discharges!

                        I can only imagine that what you really mean is counter EMF when the source is removed and the magnetic field collapses causing 'counter EMF'

                        and your circuit with your coil is no different than using a resistor!

                        This is the electrical equivalent of your circuit, first one with an inductor the other capturing the discharge from the resistor. lol

                        Coil:


                        SPICE Model Coil: http://tinyurl.com/yckeatew
                        Click the link then Click the Start Switch

                        Resistor:


                        SPICE Model Resistor:
                        http://tinyurl.com/ydhfgkjv
                        Click the link then Click the Start Switch

                        Both spice models you can play give you the same results LOL

                        I didnt make this for you, it wont do you any good, I made it for everyone else.
                        Last edited by Kokomoj0; 05-15-2018, 03:44 AM.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Kokomoj0 View Post
                          Well I treat it as BS. lol

                          I already explained to you there are no discharges!

                          I can only imagine that what you really mean is counter EMF when the source is removed and the magnetic field collapses causing 'counter EMF'

                          and your circuit with your coil is no different than using a resistor!

                          This is the electrical equivalent of your circuit, first one with an inductor the other capturing the discharge from the resistor. lol

                          Coil:


                          SPICE Model Coil: http://tinyurl.com/yckeatew
                          Click the link then Click the Start Switch

                          Resistor:


                          SPICE Model Resistor:
                          http://tinyurl.com/ydhfgkjv
                          Click the link then Click the Start Switch

                          Both spice models you can play give you the same results LOL

                          I didnt make this for you, it wont do you any good, I made it for everyone else.
                          Having a hard time modeling my circuit on SPICE?..
                          reason why you replaced the components?..
                          well I don't really wonder.. programs are made to do specific configurations only.. (take that from someone who makes programs as part of his day job).

                          I say build the circuit as I prescribed. with a transistor and reed switch.. DON't change anything.. or you will not see what I saw and will not conclude what I did..

                          is it really that hard?.. these are basic parts.. pretty small and inexpensive.. most everyone can get.. this isn't some big project.. just proof of concepts experiments..
                          you won't even need an oscilloscope to tell if the circuit is oscillating.. because you can hear the reed switch ticking real fast, indicating it's turning on and off..

                          it's never too late to open your mind...
                          winning arguments is one thing.. but is the least important to scientific people..

                          build it or not..
                          It's always your loss, not mine.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by ricards View Post
                            Having a hard time modeling my circuit on SPICE?..
                            reason why you replaced the components?..
                            well I don't really wonder.. programs are made to do specific configurations only.. (take that from someone who makes programs as part of his day job).

                            I say build the circuit as I prescribed. with a transistor and reed switch.. DON't change anything.. or you will not see what I saw and will not conclude what I did..

                            is it really that hard?.. these are basic parts.. pretty small and inexpensive.. most everyone can get.. this isn't some big project.. just proof of concepts experiments..
                            you won't even need an oscilloscope to tell if the circuit is oscillating.. because you can hear the reed switch ticking real fast, indicating it's turning on and off..

                            it's never too late to open your mind...
                            winning arguments is one thing.. but is the least important to scientific people..

                            build it or not..
                            It's always your loss, not mine.

                            I built it you dont like it too bad!

                            The proper circuit as I gave you earlier





                            If you change the inductor to a resistor in my circuit absolutely nothing will happen it wont charge the cap at all because there is no counter EMF because resistors do not have counter EMF, in your circuit on the other hand you dont need any counter EMF to charge the cap it charges just fine without it because its not properly designed. In fact the way you are doing it you dont even need a resistor, just a switch will do fine. Which is why I posted the working SPICE models for people to do their own tests and prove it to themselves......and you dont need a reed switch to switch a transistor on and off either, a signal generator or 555 timer works just dandy. Not at all, I am not willing to put the extra effort into modeling it using a reed switch because it makes no difference, and I am certainly not going to waste my time building a circuit thats not even designed correctly....sheeez!

                            Like I said I really made those models so others can see how you are wasting their time chasing ghosts and bad science.
                            Last edited by Kokomoj0; 05-15-2018, 04:29 AM.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Kokomoj0 View Post
                              I built it you dont like it too bad!

                              The proper circuit as I gave you earlier





                              If you change the inductor to a resistor in my circuit absolutely nothing will happen it wont charge the cap at all because there is no counter EMF because resistors do not have counter EMF, in your circuit on the other hand you dont need any counter EMF to charge the cap it charges just fine without it because its not properly designed. In fact the way you are doing it you dont even need a resistor, just a switch will do fine. Which is why I posted the working SPICE models for people to do their own tests and prove it to themselves......and you dont need a reed switch to switch a transistor on and off either, a signal generator or 555 timer works just dandy. Not at all, I am not willing to put the extra effort into modeling it using a reed switch because it makes no difference, and I am certainly not going to waste my time building a circuit thats not even designed correctly....sheeez!

                              Like I said I really made those models so others can see how you are wasting their time chasing ghosts and bad science.
                              I guess your just a troll..

                              posting for fun, not for the sake of Discussions.

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