Radient energy wave diagram.
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Thanks for sharing all this, Allen. I believe there's a lot in your findings that have various applications in a variety of setups. I think you're unveiling some important concepts that are foundational for understanding the work of Tesla, Don Smith and others.
Bob
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Broadcast power.
What we're looking at in the Tesla patent on the far right above is the project I've been re-inventing through the course of this thread.
The metal plate's the receiving antenna. We see the load, which would be the "Earth Field" rotor, between the antenna and the Earth ground. The broadcast coil is not a Hertz wave LC tank; But an LL resonant tank powered by the spark gap generated longitudinal magnet wave. Voila! Problem solved as if by magic.
The OldScientist: Check out his spark gap and bifilar broadcast coil:
Wardenclyffe Tower small scale replication, power propagation via ground.
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Tesla Spark Energy Amplifier,
Here's some interesting information I gleaned from Tesla's patents:
Look at the diagram to the left, and Tesla's design on the far right: We see the high voltage source, spark gap and primary in the design on the far right. He explains that the electrical currents are on the "Perpendicular" to each other in the diagram on the left! Tesla adds that when the primary and secondary coils are in resonance, "Energy Gain" is generated:
"The exciting (driving) current and the load current in an electromagnetic field, are perpendicular to each other as shown here":
How can the induced current in the transformer coil run on the "Perpendicular"? How does this effect compare with the perpendicularity observed in the spark gap magnetic field experiments I just conducted?Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-22-2017, 10:32 PM.
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I brought this comment foward to show that I got the same effect with a "Spark Arc" at 12 volts as I did with "Spark Arc" at 25,000 volts.Originally posted by Allen Burgess View PostI bought a 120 A.C. to 12 volt D.C. transformer and succeeded in sustaining a carbon arc spark through the Oersted wire with the axial polarized stack of disc magnets suspended closely overhead.
I noticed something different: The magnet rotor is see-sawing rapidly up and down in addition to swinging on a rotational axis from the sustained spark; This kind of rapid "teetering motion" is not produced by the pulse current alone, but is unique to the spark.
Current must be zig zagging in all directions, not just traveling straight through the wire, causing this "rocking" and also "shivering" from the wild, full spectrum frequency spark oscillation's magnetic field.
We know the spark broadcasts an "Omni-directional RF signal"; It appears that the spark is also generating an "Omni-directional magnet field" in the wire; Of course, we already know this from the Marconi "Coherer Reciever" effect.
I conducted a few more tests. I got the magnet stack to "Rock" accross the wire on the perpendicular with a straight 12 volt current alone. I conducted more high voltage tests without the wire to see if the coil fields were effecting the magnets. The conclusion is inescapable: A spark causes the electromagnetic wave to travel sideways, or longitudinally.
Getting back to the "Oscillating Reed Switch Motor"; When the spark arc's between the Reed contacts, the coil field turns sideways. This might be compared to first poking the spinner with the tip of a baseball bat (The A vector), then slamming into the magnet spinner with the ball bat from the side. This is what caused the hyper acceleration, while the amp meter needle rested on the peg. The appearance of the spark between the Reed contacts causes the power coil's magnetic field to suddenly and radically shift vector by 90 degrees!
It took a long time for me to produce concrete test results, but the final proofs will remain in place for posterity.Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-13-2016, 09:02 PM.
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Longitudinal wave.
A longitudinal wave is a transverse wave traveling "sideways". I turned the high voltage ignition coil wire 90 degrees and achieved the same kind of overhead spin I produced with the low voltage Oersted current. The plasma arc generates the longitudinal wave like the high voltage spark I'm using in the last video.
I believe now that the orientation of the magnetic vector shifted 90 degrees when the "Reed switch motor" began to run with no amperage draw from the source battery after the plasma arc appeared between the Reed contacts.
The longitudinal wave has a very powerful magnetic force that's inversely proportional to amperage. I can prove that now very easily with my current test setup.Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-13-2016, 02:12 PM.
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Longitudinal waves.
You're right Bob. Thanks. The D.C. pulse square wave is longitudinal. Good motion illustration below:Originally posted by Bob Smith View PostDid the AC and DC sparks have different colours?
I wonder if transverse and/or longitudinal EM impulses come into play here.
Bob
The sparks are a different color; The A.C. amber, the D.C. cobalt blue.
There's hardly any amperage in the high voltage wire. The longitudinal wave is a "Magnet wave". The rule that magnetic force is soley a function of current in a wire is erroneous.Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-22-2017, 10:32 PM.
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Did the AC and DC sparks have different colours?Originally posted by Allen Burgess View PostI suspended the axial polarized stack of neo magnet discs over the high voltage wire from an ignition coil, and pulsed the primary from a 12 volt battery. I didn't get any effect on the magnet stack from the high voltage A.C. arc, but this high voltage D.C. arc produced a powerful one.
The surprising thing was, the motion of the magnets, was back and forth along the length of the wire, not swiveling to the perpendicular like in the Oersted video. This switch in vector effect has me thoroughly stumped! I made a video of this "Rocking Effect". See what you think:
https://youtu.be/Zubp7Woxt8Y
I wonder if transverse and/or longitudinal EM impulses come into play here.
Bob
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High voltage Oersted effect causing a rocking at 90 degrees.
I suspended the axial polarized stack of neo magnet discs over the high voltage wire from an ignition coil, and pulsed the primary from a 12 volt battery. I didn't get any effect on the magnet stack from the high voltage A.C. arc, but this high voltage D.C. arc produced a powerful one.
The surprising thing was, the motion of the magnets, was back and forth along the length of the wire, not swiveling to the perpendicular like in the Oersted video. This switch in vector effect has me thoroughly stumped! I made a video of this "Rocking Effect". See what you think:
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Hall effect latching relay.
We need one last set of components to operate the utility. We need this kind of "Hall effect" transistor operated higher voltage relay circuit to interrupt the spark at magnet rotor TDC. This would require a nine volt battery to operate; The circuit's demonstrated in the video, and shown below in schematic form:
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EMP generator.
Ludic Science demonstrates how to build an "Electro-Magnetic Pulse Generator" in this video:
Very primitive; To refine it, we would neeed to measure the inductance of the broadcast toroid coil, and calculate the frequency of the LC oscillation with the capacitance. The resulting frequency would allow us to construct a reciever antenna to the exact size of the wavelength.
Connecting the negative electrodes of both antennas to solid "Earth Grounds" would perfect the broadcast EMP reciever circuit. Ludic has one capacitor leg connected to the negative electrode of his high voltage generator. This would be identical to the early "Wireless Telegraphy" systems that locked the metallic coherers we're examining.
So the LC frequency and frequency to wavelength formulas, along with the "Earthgrounds" should power a set of "Earth Stator Rotors" with "Ludic Science's" simple design, like the early "Wireless Telegraphs" powered coherer recievers.
On the bottem:
"Wavelength (Lambda) is the wavelength
v is the velocity of the wave (default is velocity of light in vacuum: 300.000 Km/s)
f is the frequency"
Let's say you wanted a reciever antenna 3 meters in length. You would need to match a capacitor small enough to generate a resonant frequency of 100 Megahertz in a broadcast coil of any given inductance.Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-22-2017, 10:32 PM.
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OU argument.
At a very minimum, the "Earth Stator Rotor" will run at unity. Turning an axial polarized neo magnet stack 180 degrees off magnetic North by hand, and releasing it results in a spontaneous reorientation. This is free power.
The pulse from a tipped toroid power coil only needs to spin the rotor half way, and the "Earth Field" makes up the other half of the rotation for free. So, theoretically this rotor spins at unity!
Now, if we place a second one next to it and supply them both with "Earth Grounds" and "Antennas" we can spin them both for the same input pulse. That means together now we have COP of 2. Adding a second antenna would double the power to the pulse coil with no increase in input power.
The output from the first can power them both, so the output from the second is all gravy!
There's a legal limit to the size of the spark we can generate. This is the major limitation of the system.Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-11-2016, 03:18 PM.
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Monster rotor.
238 pound pulling force block magnet
BX8X8X8-N52
1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" thick
Nickel Plated
Magnetized thru Thickness.
To the left below:
1 1/2" aluminum block bearing.
Ball Bearing ID : 1/2 in
Material : Aluminum
Height* : 1-1/2"
Width* : 1-1/2"
Thickness (Square) : .30 in
Thickness (w/boss) : 0.35 in
Boss Height : 0.05 in
Boss Diameter : 1-1/4 in
Finish : Tumbled
Mounting Holes : 8 Total - 10-32 thread
(2 top / 2 bottom and 4 face)
Eight of these powerfull block magnets, four on each side of two coupled block bearings (like below), would project nearly 2000 pounds of pulling force. This magnet rotor would be hard to deflect from the natural declination angle of the "Earth Field" when directed toward magnetic north. It would be over 1 foot in length; (13 1/2")Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-19-2017, 05:28 AM.
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Lawrence Tseung's "Magnetic Pendulum".
The question here, as regards the value of the "Earth Field Stator", is; Does the pendulum in this video oscillate more with the repulsion magnet placed at the end of the arc, then without it, when dropped from the same height?
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EZ spin motor.
Lazersaber designed the EZ spin motor: Infernally simple and close to unity. All the coils are in series and it operates off a single Reed switch.
Spinning axial neo magnets pointing to magnetic North, at declination within the air cores of toroid coils in series, also tilted to the "Earth Field Dip", could spin perpetually with one Reed switch, depending on the total copper mass in the power coils.
This kind of motor could gather "flyback" and collect and loop output too. The "EZ spin motor's pictured below with it's solitary Reed switch and capacitor:Last edited by Allen Burgess; 10-19-2017, 05:28 AM.
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