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  • hh1341
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    Rest for the wicked

    Bodkins,

    You have been doing inspired work, now take a break, you will come back to the quest with renewed energy.

    In the meanwhile, we will try to catch up, replicate, and study your findings.

    I for one, have to bury things in the back yard. Now where the hell do you buy potash?

    Great work

    Carl
    Last edited by hh1341; 09-17-2008, 03:23 PM.

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  • Bodkins
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    Originally posted by ren View Post
    So Bodkins you are saying that one of the ignition coils is a lower "sink" because it is in series with another connected to the source? Or are you saying that because the coils arent identical?

    AC says that the conductive gases can be our sink. What if there is HV coming off each coil and sinking into the light itself?

    Food for thought
    AC is right no dout about that.
    but maybe because they are in series it sinks to the last in the chain aswell.
    I dont no ren!!! but im not closeing any doors on any possiblitys.


    one last video


    i feel like ive put to many post up! and i need a rest, back in a couple of day folk
    good luck and thank you all for running with this
    Bodkins.
    Last edited by Bodkins; 09-17-2008, 02:46 PM.

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  • ren
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    Originally posted by Bodkins View Post
    this is were it gets difficult for me to get my point across ren
    first i need to clean this up two hv going to the bulb yes?if so one has lower sink because lower energy from battery in series ignition setup.
    i dont now if you can connect a meter to the bulb negative to see direction flow you may fry it, if too much hv. but i think its pushing out so you can connect it to anythin without light going off.
    If it was pulling in the light would go out,I think!
    one more thing i have had multipill branches to the sink!
    I also see it as a pump in fact i see all sg ssg imhotep fans tesla's radiant energy device as pumps.
    hope this helps

    So Bodkins you are saying that one of the ignition coils is a lower "sink" because it is in series with another connected to the source? Or are you saying that because the coils arent identical?

    AC says that the conductive gases can be our sink. What if there is HV coming off each coil and sinking into the light itself?

    Food for thought

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  • Bodkins
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    Originally posted by ren View Post
    Hello mate, good to hear from you (Listen to every thing that this chap has to say guys )

    So AC, if these "currents" are seeking a lower potential this can be in the form of surface area. The potential that builds up will seek equilibrum by sinking itself into whatever it can?

    In my particular setup I have the HV center connection of one ignition coil hooked up through the light to the other HV terminal on the other coil. If the two igniton coils primaries are wired in paralell the light wont come on, however if in series I get my highest light for no extra amp draw, even a slight decrease in draw. I was wondering why this was so. Are the two coils out of phase? Or can HV sink into other HV? I note that if the Ignition coil is connected to the light and then the other terminal is sinked to the negative of pretty much anything, including a cap with nothing else on its terminals. Infact it will sink into the positive of the battery too.

    Thanks for joining in AC
    this is were it gets difficult for me to get my point across ren
    first i need to clean this up two hv going to the bulb yes?if so one has lower sink because lower energy from battery in series ignition setup.
    i dont now if you can connect a meter to the bulb negative to see direction flow you may fry it, if too much hv. but i think its pushing out so you can connect it to anythin without light going off.
    If it was pulling in the light would go out,I think!
    one more thing i have had multipill branches to the sink!
    I also see it as a pump in fact i see all sg ssg imhotep fans tesla's radiant energy device as pumps.
    hope this helps

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  • ashtweth
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    Agongon and Ren thanks for the Schemo 's it makes the documentation so easy and avoids newbee's Q's updating now.
    Bodkins, thats some freaky stuff amazing, lol Agonon just saw the bit about Bodkins house ...
    Last edited by ashtweth; 09-17-2008, 02:25 AM.

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  • DavidE
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    Current Flow

    Ok, will someone help me with a simple explanation for this effect???

    Diode on the charging circuit anode side has 2.9v, at the same time 43v on the cathode side.

    Second set up, the diode has 10v on the anode side 97v on the cathode side.







    I thought that i understood what a simple diode did... now I am not sure.

    Diode-Function of a diode is to allow an electric current to pass in one direction and to block it in the opposite direction.
    Last edited by DavidE; 09-17-2008, 12:58 AM.

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  • sirmikey1
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    I am watching the Hutchinson Effect Videos, and his research is
    showing that levitation, decomposition, and transparency of matter
    is normally occurring at around 22 to 24 centimeter waveband, which
    is UHF.

    television broadcasts, microwave ovens, mobile phones,
    wireless LAN, Bluetooth, GPS and Two-Way Radios such as
    FRS and GMRS Radios

    Explains the invention of the microwave. Hack the magnetron?

    SM
    Last edited by sirmikey1; 09-17-2008, 04:21 AM.

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  • DavidE
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    Bodkins

    Bodkins said: i played with the sg and had wired stuff(meterreading) when connecting to differect parts it a long time ago BUT checkout the earth battery thread i have posted it in this thread somewhere look back and please put it forward it important for understand the gas/water flow of the Energy.
    everyone need to read it.

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  • ren
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    Originally posted by Allcanadian View Post
    @bodkins

    You are correct a ground is not required. When you consider the qualities of the current utilized it should become obvious that the energy transfer is based on "surface area"---capacitance. You are not "lighting" the cfl with an electrical current persay when using a one wire setup, how could you? The high potential currents seek a lower potential in any form it can find, this form can be the extended surface area of the ionized conductive gasses of the clf. Your ground is the space surrounding any conductor, the extent of the ground is based on surface area, but we have to let go of this silly concept of ground. A better option is the "source" and "sink" relationship which uses relative terms, a sink is a condition of matter or space which has the ability to expand the compressed condition of the source. In expanding the source its potential has been lowered and this is the reason energy is directed towards the sink. It should also be considered that a conductive rod buried in the earth, a ground ,can be a source or a sink depending on the qualities of the currents imparted to the grounded conductor. The frequency of the currents also plays an important role, if energy is stored in the space surrounding a conductor (the sink) then when the source is removed this energy in the sink becomes a source in itself relative to any other lower potential and a reversal of flow can occur. So at any given potential, inductance and capacitance there is a natural rythm of give and take which exists, if the source is not in sync with this natural rythm inefficiencies and losses occur. I hope this helps to simplify things.
    Best Regards

    Hello mate, good to hear from you (Listen to every thing that this chap has to say guys )

    So AC, if these "currents" are seeking a lower potential this can be in the form of surface area. The potential that builds up will seek equilibrum by sinking itself into whatever it can?

    In my particular setup I have the HV center connection of one ignition coil hooked up through the light to the other HV terminal on the other coil. If the two igniton coils primaries are wired in paralell the light wont come on, however if in series I get my highest light for no extra amp draw, even a slight decrease in draw. I was wondering why this was so. Are the two coils out of phase? Or can HV sink into other HV? I note that if the Ignition coil is connected to the light and then the other terminal is sinked to the negative of pretty much anything, including a cap with nothing else on its terminals. Infact it will sink into the positive of the battery too.

    Thanks for joining in AC

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  • Bodkins
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    I need sleep.
    YouTube - Bodkins Free Energy Radiant Oscillator flow dirrection
    Good luck all

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  • Bodkins
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    AC

    when you get the effect switch meter to ac its is higher.
    I dont now about this stuff but is ac/dc same on a volt meter.
    i mean the same reading off one source?

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  • Bodkins
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    Originally posted by hh1341 View Post
    The thing we need to determine now is...........

    Can the circuit get nailed down and stabilized, so that it will operate at the flip of a switch, without requiring the attention of periodic tuning.
    Since the radiant waxes and wains, it will probably cause drift. Maybe some kind of circuit can be built that will indicate when she is singing the right note. Or to be more exact....."The choir is singing in Harmony"


    Carl
    i can tune it, switch off the power.
    switch it back on and it start going with no ajustment.
    which is a start

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  • Bodkins
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    and another video
    YouTube - YouTube - Bodkins Free Energy Radiant Oscillator Cap Chargin
    got one after this too!
    nat1971 the second your going to love it,lol

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  • Bodkins
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    Originally posted by DavidE View Post
    Same set up as before... but eliminated the batteries.

    Utilized a 500ma 12v dc power supply (Chinese plug in the wall variety)

    Actual output of power supply +15.4v.

    Power measurement at cathode (charging side) +97v.

    Removing earth ground causes it to read (at the same place on the cathode) +64v.

    All measurements on the 200v DC scale.

    Steady state power supply seems to have stabilized resonant frequency.

    So here is my novice question. Are these effects truly radiant or are we reading results more consistent with some kind of typical coil/magnetic field transformer effect?

    i think if you pulse a transformer you will get this effect! so is it typical i dont now?

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  • nat1971a
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    Hi All,

    I was thinking last night about what bodkins was saying in his video about it pulls in negative at a certain frequency and positive at another frequency. And then it hit me, this sounds like Tesla's pierce arrow electric car theorised design i looked at some time ago.

    If you look at the attached image (for the series connection) theres positive energy on the left and negative energy on the right of the AC motor. In the text where i found these diagrams there is mention of two aerials on top of the car.

    This is a huge guess and leap of faith but as Tesla would say "see the excitement coming"

    Cheers

    Nat
    Last edited by nat1971a; 10-19-2008, 08:01 PM.

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