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  • Inquorate
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    ignition coil cap dump

    Sorry, it would work from ignition coil primary positive, I was thinking secondary positive.

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  • sucahyo
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    Originally posted by Inquorate View Post
    @ Sucahyo that won't work with the hv from ignition coil, as the neon will always be on...
    Sorry, what won't work?
    I use the LV part and I do it slowly (relay and optocoupler limitation), but there is charge, very slow charging though. I use no cap in latest circuit because I don't think optocoupler can handle 2K frequency. The cap would still charge even if the neon is paralled with the coil on relay coil switching.

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  • Inquorate
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    Neon and scr cap dump.

    @ Sucahyo that won't work with the hv from ignition coil, as the neon will always be on...

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  • dmonarch
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    Charging Cap

    Thanks Inquorote, its good to be back.

    Um i am a little confused now. From what i understand when the magnetic field of the relay coil collapses we put that collapse across the battery to be charged. I simply thought you could place a hv cap in place of the battery and the cap would charge.

    I watched one of borderlands videos concerning longitudinal waves and wireless electricity. Very good stuff and boy Peter was young fellow then.
    I have been playing around with magnetically quenched spark gaps along with copper helix with no avail. Either my power supply is not providing what is necessary that is a steady voltage or i am missing something. I am very tempted to go right back to basics ala tesla.
    That said Peter and coorts were able to test longitudinal waves using a medical tesla coil, and some other bits that I cant recall. Another way to experiment with them is to use the coil and cap arrangment with a function generator described in one of there videos.
    What i find interesting is that everything about teslas setup was to quench current and bring out the voltage or dialetric component. You take a look at the pancake coil. Its designed to favour enable to the capacitance component and inhibit the current component. If you pass a hv spike across it you increase the effect even more so. You try and pass a current through a coil and it is limited by the magnetic field. The pancake coil is both a coil and a capacitor at the same time, enableing the capacitive component disabling the magnetic component of electricity.



    Originally posted by Inquorate View Post
    wether you are using one wire from ignition coil secondary positive to two diodes, one to pos and one from neg of cap - or 4 diodes as a bridge rectifier from ignition coil secondary pos and common neg, with rectified dc going to cap pos and neg...

    You could have two spark gaps set at a length that discharges over neo magnets insulated with packing tape less often than the coil fires - indicating a build up of many coil pulses - from cap neg to battery neg and battery pos to cap pos.. Also the battery neg could be grounded.

    Or just spark from cap pos to battery pos, with battery neg grounded.

    Is this what you did?

    Ps good to hear from you again damian.

    Love and light

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  • sucahyo
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    Originally posted by dmonarch View Post
    I recall with bedini ssg circuit that it is possible to charge a capacitor to a highg voltage instead of placing the spikes on the battery, and then discharging the capacitor across the battery to charge it.
    Is this same process possible with the imhotep radiant oscillator. I have tried and had no success at all. All i did was put a capacitor where the battery would be charging and connected a very small spark gap in parallel with it for it to discharge the cap across and begin the chargin processing again. This did not work however. Would appreciate any advice
    Cheers
    Damian
    Yes, but without spark gap. Bedini patent use SCR. Aaron use mechanical switch. I use relay and optocoupler. The capacitor capacitance also need to be high enough.

    My method is here:


    Official (Aaron) here:

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  • Inquorate
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    Cap discharge

    wether you are using one wire from ignition coil secondary positive to two diodes, one to pos and one from neg of cap - or 4 diodes as a bridge rectifier from ignition coil secondary pos and common neg, with rectified dc going to cap pos and neg...

    You could have two spark gaps set at a length that discharges over neo magnets insulated with packing tape less often than the coil fires - indicating a build up of many coil pulses - from cap neg to battery neg and battery pos to cap pos.. Also the battery neg could be grounded.

    Or just spark from cap pos to battery pos, with battery neg grounded.

    Is this what you did?

    Ps good to hear from you again damian.

    Love and light

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  • dmonarch
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    Charging a capacitor

    I recall with bedini ssg circuit that it is possible to charge a capacitor to a highg voltage instead of placing the spikes on the battery, and then discharging the capacitor across the battery to charge it.
    Is this same process possible with the imhotep radiant oscillator. I have tried and had no success at all. All i did was put a capacitor where the battery would be charging and connected a very small spark gap in parallel with it for it to discharge the cap across and begin the chargin processing again. This did not work however. Would appreciate any advice
    Cheers
    Damian

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  • Vortex
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    Originally posted by jibbguy View Post
    Very nice great vids of your experiments. The arc cone is especially interesting, and thought-provoking. It seems like everything keeps coming back to "Vortex" lately!
    Jibbguy, "back to "Vortex" lately!" .. ?
    Definition of anomaly : deviation from the normal or common order or form or rule
    Examples of an anomaly: Earth's gravity, Earth's magnetic field, (big list?)

    The vortex (lower case v, not me ) will always be found, is not going away and isn't an anomaly.

    Observation : one does not see what one is not looking to find.
    Last time I looked, I was unable to purchase a vortex meter ..

    jabbing with the food-for-thought stick
    Randy

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  • Bodkins
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    Originally posted by jibbguy View Post
    Very nice great vids of your experiments. The arc cone is especially interesting, and thought-provoking. It seems like everything keeps coming back to "Vortex" lately!
    Thanks Jibbguy
    Please take a look at the other stuff we have been working on in the Primary Phyics, This information will help us All in the future to understand that the world is not as we think it is,Or been told it is.



    YouTube - Primary Phyics part 1
    YouTube - Primary Phyics part 2
    YouTube - Primary Phyics part 3

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  • jibbguy
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    Very nice great vids of your experiments. The arc cone is especially interesting, and thought-provoking. It seems like everything keeps coming back to "Vortex" lately!

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  • Bodkins
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    I Have Lots of New Videos

    Just posting here so people watch them,
    YouTube - Big Coil 1
    YouTube - Electric flow HV
    YouTube - Small Tesla
    YouTube - Pulsed Stress
    YouTube - Vortex Ether
    YouTube - Thats Green Sparks
    YouTube - Tesla Coil
    YouTube - Magnetic field vortex


    I post not for my ego but for people to see that thing are happening that you need to think about,
    Like the little dot that i see on the camera when i dont point the camera at the Spark gap on big coil.

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  • Bodkins
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    this is the only video i have left from the 50 I made about IMHOTEP light,
    the funny thing is it the first one I ever made

    YouTube - At the begining

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  • Bodkins
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    YouTube - Think out of the BOX Primary Phyics

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  • Bodkins
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    Tesla's Single Wire Circuit and Energy Shuttling

    think about 90 degree angle from the singlewire
    checkout bearden
    Tom Bearden Website Announcement
    got it here
    The Tom Bearden Website


    the dipole never get destroyed

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  • sucahyo
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    @ren, only at beginning? I guess a few zap is a common thing lol. But I still amaze with the size of the spark. Looks cool to see it dancing around and branching. But strangely the coil do not have enough induction power to turn a fan unlike my joule thief circuit. The circuit draw 0.01Amp if used for charging battery (no coil).

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