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  • citfta
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    Lenr

    Ramset has started a thread about LENR or low energy nuclear reaction. It appears that cold fusion is now a reality. A guy in Europe has developed a table top unit that is powerful enough to turn water into steam. There is also some information in one of the links Ramset has posted that is supposed to give you info on how to make your own reactor. I haven't had time to watch all of the videos about that so can't comment on the contents. If you are interested in LENR you will want to check out those links.

    Later,
    Carroll

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  • citfta
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    I have decided to revive this thread for the benefit of those that would like to have technical discussions about projects on this forum. Please review the note I have posted before. Also if you have technical questions about the electronic side of a project I will try to answer or help you find the answer if I don't know the answer.


    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    This is just a reminder that this thread is for open discussion about the technical aspects of any project on this forum. Or if you want to start discussion of any other project feel free to use this thread. Just remember this is for technical discussions of projects. No bashing or name calling if you don't agree with someone else's ideas. Just explain from a technical point of view why you don't agree. If you resort to name calling it will be assumed you don't have the technical expertise to defend your position.

    Respectfully, Carroll

    PS: This post is not directed to anyone that has been posting here. I am just bringing this up for any newcomers that might be interested in posting in this thread.

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  • shylo
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    alternate coils

    I disconnected every other coil ,that solved the drive problem .
    When I said ``with no connection`` I was kind of wrong , the ground was disconnected ,but the positive was still connected to the diode bridge.
    Then I took the out-put from the bridge , the positive side only, hooked it to the negative terminal of my cap bank, and the bank increase`s , with the shorting of the coils.
    How can only feeding the cap bank with just the positive output of the bridge ,connected to the negative terminal of the cap bank , charge that cap bank .
    artv

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  • shylo
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    Hi folks sorry for the late reply , I've been playing with a frozen water pump the last couple days. (minus 40 C wind-chill sucks).
    What I'm trying to figure out is how ,shorting the coils can be sending waves of energy to the batteries and caps without any connections . I think it is similar to static interference , like when the wife vacumes , it causes the tv to jump?
    Also I've added 4 more coils and when drawing the power off it is throwing the magnetic drive out of timing, causing it to fail.
    Then magnets on the wheel enter the coil ,inducing flow and creating a field of it's own. When the magnet leaves the coil , Does the field just collapse or does it create an opposite field ??
    Here's a pic, not much really.
    artv
    Last edited by shylo; 03-17-2014, 12:25 AM.

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  • Matthew Jones
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    Well I am sure with your help the fellow will be building all kinds things soon. If he can past being told its not really working that is.

    Matt

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  • Farmhand
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    Stray AC Grid voltages .

    Here a clip where I measured over 20 volts AC between my body and the ground.

    Stray Induced AC Voltages "Grid Power Related". - YouTube

    These voltages show up at lower levels on the scope and in other circuits as an
    underlying wave imposed on circuit within the influence or by contact with the
    body ect..

    Cheers

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  • Farmhand
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    Shylo, If you could be more specific or ask a specific question Matt might be
    able to help a lot. There are a lot of odd things that can happen and those who
    have been experimenting a long time see lots of them and find explanations.

    I'll make a short video clip to show I can induce aver 10 volts AC between my
    hand and the ground just by connecting one voltmeter lead to my own ground stake
    and touching the other with my fingers in one hand while holding my other hand
    near the house wiring with a current in the wire. Also some other things that can
    seem a bit odd at first but totally explainable by someone (maybe not myself),
    I can show things but my explanations are only my opinions.

    Hopefully it'll take only a couple of hours to get done and up, it is a bit
    interesting for some and revealing to others.

    Some things have to do with inductance of the house wires and also reactive
    power/strong currents ect. all good stuff to think on.

    I don't recommend putting DMM probes into wall sockets, so even if I am seen
    to do it, I cannot condone it. The meter and the meters leads (condition and class) matters. Cat 3 true RMS meter is what I have. I'll do the clip.

    Switch mode power supplies can cause meters to react at times as well.


    Cheers

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  • Matthew Jones
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    What is it you don't understand?

    Matt

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  • shylo
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    Shorting AC leads

    Hi Carroll,
    I'm just testing ,nothing worth showing yet.
    I have a wheel with 24 magnets ,every other one is the same pole, NSNS.
    Then I've been adding coils around the perimeter , which produce AC , then run through the bridge give me DC.
    But the DC is limited to the speed of the wheel ,( the changing of the poles).
    By shorting the AC leads going into the bridge (at the right time) you can increase the DC output.

    Whats curious is without any connections I'm seeing fluxuating readings in batteries and capacitors and meters??
    And its' not just interference in the electronics of the meter, since my bank of super-caps have leds' to show state of charge, the led's just go crazy?
    I don't know what's going on.
    But I'll keep going.
    artv

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  • citfta
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    That is interesting shylo. Can you post a drawing of what you have or a Youtube video to make it easier to understand what you are doing? I am not sure what you mean when you say you are shorting the AC leads of the coil.

    Thanks for sharing what you are doing.

    Carroll

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  • shylo
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    Mag drive

    Hi all, I finally got the magnetic drive to work.
    I found that running, using a single coil, I could only put .83 volts into a cap of 16 volts 12000uf.
    But by shorting the AC leads of the coil, in front of the caps, I can fill it to capacity , in less than the blink of an eye.
    I need more coils , just using the heavy wire coils from MOT's .
    Use the full caps to charge the batteries?
    Also you need to use ,the anti-vibe to work for you. This has to do with Matt Jones' bouncer project.
    That reaction is worth alot .
    Use it to your benefit, don't fight it.
    Using a VCR motor and flywheel to drive a 72in. wheel , even when you short the coils ,I don't see any drag or reduction in speed....the caps just keep filling up.
    artv
    Carroll , I do believe 1 wheel of magnets can produce vast amounts of energy.

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  • shylo
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    Mag drive

    Hi all, I finally got the magnetic drive to work.
    I found that running, using a single coil, I could only put .83 volts into a cap of 16 volts 12000uf.
    But by shorting the AC leads of the coil, in front of the caps, I can fill it to capacity , in less than the blink of an eye.
    I need more coils , just using the heavy wire coils from MOT's .
    Use the full caps to charge the batteries?
    Also you need to use ,the anti-vibe to work for you. This has to do with Matt Jones' bouncer project.
    That reaction is worth alot .
    Use it to your benefit, don't fight it.
    Using a VCR motor and flywheel to drive a 72in. wheel , even when you short the coils ,I don't see any drag or reduction in speed....the caps just keep filling up.
    artv

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  • shylo
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    Small load

    If you have a big flywheel , being driven , by a small load on the battery,
    Will the output of the flywheel , exceed , the small load?
    If you arrange the magnets right, I think it will continue to increase?
    But that might be , not so good.
    I have more test's to do ....I want to arrange the collapsing field , to coincide with the rise of the propagation field.
    Fluctuate between the neutral zone of the current, and potential?
    Also testing using small magnets to drive flywheels,
    2in. can drive 70in. wheel , no problem.
    artv

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  • citfta
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    Hi Shylo,

    Yes they do use magnets to drive other devices. Mostly they are used to drive pumps. The motor turns the magnet and the magnet turns the impeller of the pump through the base of the pump housing. The advantage of this is there are no seals to wear out and leak like on a conventional pump. These types of pumps are used mostly for pumping caustic and corrosive materials that would be hard on the seals. If you look on Youtube you can find several examples of these kinds of drives. There have also been some experimenters using wheels with magnets on them to drive other magnets on a second wheel which is supposed to give some extra power to the system. They have even connected several of the wheels together and put alternators on each one to supposedly get OU. I could not find that video with a quick look but someone on here may have a link to it.

    Carroll

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  • shylo
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    projects

    Hi all, Since Carroll, said this Am just curious if there any magnetic drive systems out there?
    No gears, no belts ,or chains.
    Just one set of spinning magnets to drive flywheels.
    It requires battery supply , but the spinning magnets produce strange effects.
    I found that by placing the same pole magnets on a wheel and spinning them , they act like a ring magnet ,the opposite pole being in the centre.
    When it's not spinning the field isn't present.
    Will cris-crossing wires that are being induced, cause the field being created to flip polarity as it crosses over?
    artv

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