ReGenX Coils and ReGenXtra switching

[BroMikey]

It is also important to note that the direct drive wind turbine
axial motor/generators not only use advanced core materials
but use the G2 HTS Motor WIre.

Here is the beginning for required reading to get started
with any practical application.

For those of you who have followed Thane Heins know that
in at least one of his presentations Thane used a technician
for a demonstration to show a corporation some progress.

In the video the operator had some powerful heating of
the REGENX coils. The wire coils are made from HTS A.K.A.
HIGH TEMP SUPERCONDUCTOR materials. During this episode
a wide range of functions were shown, such as regen/braking
and other configurations for that review.

HIGH TEMP wire that is a SUPERCONDUCTING material has
been offered in the past in the from of copper wire plated
with silver then a teflon coating.

Other forms that are less expensive have emerged.

Look back in the record in Thanes videos and you will
see his coils were wound with teflon insulated wire.

Thane has not come out and written all of the details
on anyone persons forehead thereby given away years
of work in a single expose, instead has sprinkled many
bread crumbs for those of us who follow in his foot steps.

Many other variations exist on out into infinity but unless
a single experiment can be thoroughly researched/ properly
following direction all of the other unlimited possibilities
will probably not be realized either.




http://
www.superpower-inc.com/system/files/2011_0225+Barcelona+Wind+Seminar_Selva.pdf


http://www.superpower-inc.com/content/hts-
materials-technology


AMSC

[Iamnuts]

Nice to see Thane's working at 77k.

[BroMikey]

Nice to see Thane's working at 77k.

What is 77,000 for? $$$???

[bistander]

What is 77,000 for? $$$???

I think he meant 77K.

[BroMikey]

Nice to see Thane's working at 77k.

For the book worms 77k relates to QUANTUM EFFICIENCIES
This value being directly related to super conductor processes.
Thane has not confirmed any of these facts for me other than
Thane has all of details listed in his patents.
Look at the second link for discussion about 77K


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...,d.eWE&cad=rja


https://books.google.com/books?id=CE...%2077k&f=false

[BroMikey]

Reading the patent to understand coil construction.

The REGENX coil and the BI-Toroid coils are 3X-5X longer
than a conventional motor coil. This affects resistance
and since we know that the goal is to store voltage
by using a greater length of wire to lower losses 2g hts wire
or copper conductors (Wire) plated with silver or nickel
will lower resistance.

Winding configurations also play a part to lower resistance.

In comparison to the conventional coil design which employs large gauge windings with the aim of minimizing resistive losses within the coil (q.v.) the ReGen-X coil can use relatively small gauge wire, and this leads to many more turns being used in a ReGen-X coil than in a conventional coil. A consequence of this design characteristic is to raise the inductance of the coil so that above a certain frequency the current flow is delayed until TDC while the self-induced capacitance is increased. The high inductance, high impedance, high DC resistance variant of the ReGen-X coil produces a large repelling magnetic field and useful increases of kinetic energy and motive force into the system but they do not deliver much useable electrical energy because it is primarily consumed by the high DC resistance of the coil itself.with useable electrical power being delivered to a load.Connecting the bi-filar coil into a series wound coil increases the coil's self induced capacitance and changes the on-load characteristics (when operated above the minimum critical frequency) from a counter-electromotive-torque producing coil to a complementary-electromotive-torque producing coil which accelerates the system rather than decelerating it.

[bistander]

In 1987, materials were discovered that exhibited superconducting properties at temperatures as high as 90 K. This class of materials was called High Temperature Superconductors or HTS. While this is still very cold, it was a significant breakthrough. These materials could now be cooled by liquid nitrogen which is much easier to work with, more readily available without supply issues and, most importantly, considerably cheaper than liquid helium.

Do you ever read what you post?

[BroMikey]

Do you ever read what you post?

No I have not read ALL of the material, DID YOU?

I can tell you this, "YOUR HONOR" that superconductor
processing has evolved beyond the history you read, since 1987.

The point is not about who is the most knowledgeable
about "SUPERCONDUCTOR" designs for cost effective
manufacturing trade offs but rather has anyone read
or observed the experiments and writing of one Thane Heins
who replicators claim they have followed exhaustively.

I am not a superconductor scientist but if I was I would'nt
be able to relay everything with a simple figure such as "90K"

Can you be more specific? Do you have a source for a 1987
design for these special conductors? That would be practical.


Here is what I have done. I bought some silver plated wire
also teflon insulation of solid copper that qualifies as G2 HTS wire.

[bistander]

I can tell you this, "YOUR HONOR" that superconductor
processing has evolved beyond the history you read, since 1987.

.....

Can you be more specific? Do you have a source for a 1987
design for these special conductors?

It was your quote from this very page, 8 weeks ago. Ask yourself these questions.

And why in the world do you think silver coated copper is a superconductor? And what does Teflon insulation have to do with it?

[bistander]

77k

Do you ever read what you post?

No I have not read ALL of the material, DID YOU?

Not all but I did read post #33; the one from which I lifted your quote which I used in post #55, the one to which you just replied. After I pointed that out to you and asked you a question here:

It was your quote from this very page, 8 weeks ago. Ask yourself these questions.

And why in the world do you think silver coated copper is a superconductor?

I get no reply from you but notice you instead join discussion on another thread and suggest G2 HTS to thedude, here:

WOW great progress DUDE
Ultra fast diodes?

G2 HTS wire?

Nice to see Thane's working at 77k.

If Thane was really working at 77K, please share your source.

I guess you never did bother to read what you apparently copied and pasted (without noting the actual source) in your post #33 which appears to be a decent description of HTS. The diagram you posted in #48 (without credit to source) shows silver plated copper outer layers. This material is not the superconducting material but used for other reasons to stabilize and protect the micrometer thick film of HTS. Afterall if it is a zero resistance material, how thick does it need to be to conduct enormous current? But take note that your copper/silver wire is not HTS.

Here is what I have done. I bought some silver plated wire
also teflon insulation of solid copper that qualifies as G2 HTS wire.

[BroMikey]

You are an insulting person and far from fully
informed. You are an intelligent clown. To engage
conversation with you only shows that you love to
pick a fight, to show your buttox.

I am sure you are not after peace or tranquility in any
way shape or form. You will get the same in return, boy.

I can not answer any of your questions because I am
waiting for the rest of your pack members to chime in
to pet your insulting aspirations.

You have shown a track record of continued harassment
and have offered nothing, answered nothing, proven nothing
have no experiments, no device, only elevated mental rants
out into who knows where.

For the sake of others who may want to engage in discussion
in a sane format I address you as the person you project.

Adolescent. I wouldn't mind speaking to a younger man who
shows respect. With respect to the facts you are addressing
I would have to say that a superconductor is a conductor
such as a copper wire that has been improved in it's ability
to conduct.

Yes many definitions of what a superconductor are continually
evolving with each new process but unless you are going to
experiment your comment can only be speculation.

Many forms of energy exist beyond what JOHNNIE is taught in
schools so for instance a conductor such as a copper wire
coated with tin will improved the coppers ability to conduct
ENERGY not electricity and in essence qualifies as a
superconductor.

The latest forms and processes will be obsolete in a short time
and are therefore only a small picture of what constitutes a
superconductor.

Whether or not I understand all of the intricate details of
the latest processes at 77k are irrelevant. This does not
get the REGENX built.

The basic definition is to improve a conductors ability to
pass energy at a lowered resistance as compared to a solid
piece of plain materials.

3D printing may offer some new forms and list will continue.

I am not going to ignore you completely, just most of what
you say is not worth reading or thinking on. You are a hateful
person who does not like himself and for this I will hope that
better days will come for you.

Show some respect and you will command respect, this is how
it works. If your father had raised you instead of your mother
you would know this. You are a perfect example of emotional
conflict and feel it is your RIGHT to attack all of those whom
you do not care about.

This is very sad, not just for us but for you.

I had originally questioned I AM NUTS about why he pointed
out this figure and I am not surprised YOU chimed in when he
Talks because you did that before. It is my belief that you are TOO>

I will answer you to correct your poor manners but how can you
expect others to, seeing your constant barrage of bologna and answer
you? Nobody likes that.

Yeah I get it look at this motor Class is not out yet.

http://www.cca08.com/pdf/
presentations/1A-07-HAYASHI.pdf

HTS Coils - Custom Products - HTS-110 Ltd.

http://www.istec.or.jp/web21/pdf/13_10/E-all.pdf

[bistander]

77k

You still have not answered the question of why you think the silver, copper and Teflon wire you bought qualifies as a G2 HTS.

Thanks for the references. Quite a lot happening at 77K.

[wantomake]

You still have not answered the question of why you think the silver, copper and Teflon wire you bought qualifies as a G2 HTS.

Thanks for the references. Quite a lot happening at 77K.

Bistander,
I missed something, what is 77K ? I missed the reference to this term or site.

Thanks for your help,
wantomake

[bistander]

77k

Bistander,
I missed something, what is 77K ? I missed the reference to this term or site.

Thanks for your help,
wantomake

[wantomake]

Truth

Thanks bi,
Ok. Liquid nitrogen is way beyond my understanding at this point.

If I may jabber a bit. I was a educator in Japan for five years. But only to fill a position that the school had. Upfront i informed the school of my education level. At the time was pursuing a BA in asian studies. But the American teachers are few in Japan so they asked to teach plus attend college at the same time.

The facility knew my education level and helped me along. I learned to not be something above your knowledge level. Those around you will spot your knowledge and at times point it out. Especially this type of higher education level. I've been studying and trying to replicate here for six years and not ashamed my lack of knowledge. But some will post above their heads and others do notice. I'm 61 and just starting to learn and want-to-make as many free energy devices as possible.

Stating all that I can't agree or disagree professionally here. But I think Thane Heins ideas are worth the conversation and study. I've been following his work as much as possible. I can't build TH coils yet. Trying with smaller motors is my method, but to no avail.

Sorry for the long babbling. But the sad conclusion for this forum is the lack of passionate teachers to start a new thread with good organizational steps to follow. There are a few good ones. Ufopolitics, Turion, Madmack had step by step instructions. To name a few I followed.

But just my thoughts and opinions,
wantomake