Imhotep's Radiant Oscillator Video

[Mutten]

I've been thinking about this also. I was in the dollar shop the other day and I noticed they had that green styrofoam stuff florists use in different shapes. Had some cones and toroid in various sizes.

As for winding it, the wax on the surface of the object should help hold the wire in place, might not need the super glue. Was considering throwing some polyurethane over the top of it after its wound.


edit - gotta finish my coffee before I post~

Been thinking of how to make these conical coils.. Get 2 pieces of thick cardboard, scissors, wooden ruler (40cm?) one piece of paper same size as cardboard, super glue (fast setting time), that papery sticking tape, clag (ie for paper mache') glue or wood glue?, several candles, and an old stove pot.

Drill 2 holes in each end of your ruler. Stick pens in the holes, one piercing the middle of your piece of cardboard. Draw a circle. While you're there, draw a line front centre of circle to edge.

Cut down that line with scissors. Take note of radius, this is length of two sides of triangle, at 60 degrees to each other. Either draw a triangle to scale using protractor, or do math. The third side is the diameter of your base.

Take each side of your cut, put one over the other and slide it along until you have a cone with base diameter as you worked out... Sticky tape then glue.

Make another one.

Paste wood or clag glue all over the surface of your first cone. Stick the 2nd cone over the top. When it dries, it should be quite strong. You may want to coat it in glue or laminate it again...

Here's where the candles come in.. Melt the wax. (you had cut the same shape out of your piece of paper as you cut out of your cardboard). Dip the paper in the wax, then drape around the cone you made earlier.

When it sets, you can start winding your coil. Start by super glueing your wire to the cone base. Wind a few turns, then hold down with papery tape. Then superglue. Etc...... All the way to the top.

When you've finished, heat it up somehow, oven, microwave, and the wax will melt. The paper should pull away from the coil.

Haven't tested it... Should be able to re-use the coil.

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Conical coils

Been thinking of how to make these conical coils.. Get 2 pieces of thick cardboard, scissors, wooden ruler (40cm?) one piece of paper same size as cardboard, super glue (fast setting time), that papery sticking tape, clag (ie for paper mache') glue or wood glue?, several candles, and an old stove pot.

Drill 2 holes in each end of your ruler. Stick pens in the holes, one piercing the middle of your piece of cardboard. Draw a circle. While you're there, draw a line front centre of circle to edge.

Cut down that line with scissors. Take note of radius, this is length of two sides of triangle, at 60 degrees to each other. Either draw a triangle to scale using protractor, or do math. The third side is the diameter of your base.

Take each side of your cut, put one over the other and slide it along until you have a cone with base diameter as you worked out... Sticky tape then glue.

Make another one.

Paste wood or clag glue all over the surface of your first cone. Stick the 2nd cone over the top. When it dries, it should be quite strong. You may want to coat it in glue or laminate it again...

Here's where the candles come in.. Melt the wax. (you had cut the same shape out of your piece of paper as you cut out of your cardboard). Dip the paper in the wax, then drape around the cone you made earlier.

When it sets, you can start winding your coil. Start by super glueing your wire to the cone base. Wind a few turns, then hold down with papery tape. Then superglue. Etc...... All the way to the top.

When you've finished, heat it up somehow, oven, microwave, and the wax will melt. The paper should pull away from the coil.

Haven't tested it... Should be able to re-use the coil.

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Alas

Been busy, only I have managed to make a signal generator using a 'learn electronics' kit. 100hz to 20khz with 555 timer, which I have 4 replacements for, and an ic chip holder for easy replacing... Oh and I've got the missus winding a long single wind coil.

[nat1971a]

dont really know about the ignition coil...but it must have had somehting in it....as i did see it bubbling

[Bodkins]

cone with funnel very difficult to make tryed it quickly but have no spark because dont have 2n3055 yet.nothing to report.
One thing is i think i got the angle wrong got a picture of it i will post tomorrow and a mug shot so you all now what i look like.
Im hoping everone busy building or expermenting and nat was you ignition coil one with oil in it

[Bodkins]

lol
Chapter 1
Nikola telsa and radiant energy page 37 the secrets one!
"the most efficient tesla transformations were obtained only when the disruptive radiating wire line equalled the mass of the helical coil"

page 38
but this discharge phenomenon was, whether cool or warm to the touch, soft and gentle. It would not kill.

in the two pages we have the anwser to our dreams no need for the ev gray tube

The normal heavy charge carriers, electrons, could not travel as quickly as the radiant pulse itself. Choked in the metallic lattice of the coil.

BINGO!!!!!!!

http://www.pat2pdf.org/patents/pat0593138.pdf

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Bodkins, Aromaz

Don't stick your hand in the stream coming off the end of the coil. If there is one. It'll be contaminated with electrons, and I quite enjoy having these talks :-)

[Aromaz]

update All @

no experiment time i only have the fan working at the mo
my 2n3055 are not here yet but im working on a cone coil
i aggree with nat just time before we get it.
Nat some ancient greek said all matter is made of water!

one last thing Nat
Aromaz just called you WET

Interesting!
I am also making cone-coils!
Thinking of the Vortex effects some German documents refer to.

[nat1971a]

i dont think it could be water as it would have evaporated by now....it must be something else.....am now wondering if the dielectric in the ignition coil vapourised

[Bodkins]

update All @

no experiment time i only have the fan working at the mo
my 2n3055 are not here yet but im working on a cone coil
i aggree with nat just time before we get it.
Nat some ancient greek said all matter is made of water!

one last thing Nat
Aromaz just called you WET

[nat1971a]

yeah i will try that on the weekend!!

i think we are all very close to making some huge break throughs....its just a matter of time now

[Aromaz]

Nat's Wonder

no problem...everyone is busy at the moment with xmas......

Yeah i know what you mean...i cant wait to get back to my system and keep tinkering...

Hey Nat, put a little statue there. If it starts sweating you can have many people coming to visit the wonders. Get enough money from entrance to the wonder to pay for all your future research!

Hmmmm, interesting - In my Afrikaans language "Nat" means WET as in water dripping.

Me? Quiet because I am doing serious internet time on getting small snipletts of info about some strange things.

Waiting for ~Imhothep~ new revelation.

[nat1971a]

no problem...everyone is busy at the moment with xmas......

Yeah i know what you mean...i cant wait to get back to my system and keep tinkering...

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Wood and water

@vortex thanks for back - referencing my post. Hopefully together and with enough newbies and their beginner's luck, we can figure everything out :-)

@nat not ignoring you, just perplexed, awaiting the next installment

[nat1971a]

No i would never drink it...whatever it is