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  • Bodkins
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    Originally posted by ren View Post
    Hey Lid, I found that page a while ago too, looks good huh. There is another more obscure page that I found once that shows a whole schematic with 555 parts included etc. I'll try and dig it up.

    Ive built half of that setup, using the ignition coil to fill up a 2000v 1uF cap with a spark gap discharging every couple of seconds, depending on the gaps distance. It needs a much smaller cap however.

    This is where one must study inductance and capacitance within their circuits to better understand what is at play.
    You talking about LC Ren?

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  • Inquorate
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    I'm stuck in theory land, but it's not so bad

    I think I've worked out why backwards diode works on ground. Because you guys are using alternating current in transmitter, you are alternately charging and discharging the capacitance of the reciever. On the backdraft, energy is pulled up from ground. But tesla left ac current behind by this stage. He called his transmitter a disruptive discharge transmitter. And the aetheric effects for each frequency such as rooms lighting up etc persisted for some time after he stopped pulsing his transmitter. So, perhaps try dc pulses to transmitter, and the work done on reciever circuit will build up. ?!

    I'm almost in agony over not having time to experiment. Hope no-one minds my incessant ramblings.

    P.s. tesla said in one patent I recommended reading, that each pulse should be over .08484 seconds in duration so that aetheric pulse has time to span the globe and return, thus setting up standing wave. Perhaps check 555 timer calculator and lidmotor, perhaps use another pot instead of 1k resistor, to mark time of pulse.

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  • ren
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    Hey Lid, I found that page a while ago too, looks good huh. There is another more obscure page that I found once that shows a whole schematic with 555 parts included etc. I'll try and dig it up.

    Ive built half of that setup, using the ignition coil to fill up a 2000v 1uF cap with a spark gap discharging every couple of seconds, depending on the gaps distance. It needs a much smaller cap however.

    This is where one must study inductance and capacitance within their circuits to better understand what is at play.

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  • Lidmotor
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    Tesla coil circuit info---ignition coil driver

    I found this site while researching Tesla coils. It shows an ignition coil driver circuit similar to the 555 timer one that I came up with only with (4) 2n3055 transistors to handle the load. There are a couple of other differences also that should make this circuit better for what we are doing.
    This site has a lot of information and the feedback thread that is attached is very helpful. What really got my attention though, was a picture of a person in a hospital bed who was badly burned while playing around with a microwave oven transformer. We need to be careful with this stuff. It is dangerous. RMCybernetics - DIY Homemade Tesla Coil


    Lidmotor

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  • Bodkins
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    YouTube - Resonant Rise - a closer look at Tesla Coils

    YouTube - Bodkins 27 Wireless Transmission Grounds.AVI

    Hardy Pyramid Double Helix

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  • Inquorate
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    And...

    Also read #0685958

    Re: the reciever's geometry being 1/4 of the transmitted wavelength from receiving grid to ground in total length, or the same multiplied by an odd number..

    I'm by no means mathematically inclined. At a crunch, ok, will do. But don't want to.. So my brain came back to me with a solution I thought I'd share: put receiving plate on a telescopic tv antenna. Tune reciever in by extending or contracting. Be wary of hitting the 'sweet spot' and touching arial.. It should be aether vibrations and harmless - secondary not so good.

    Also, you'll notice that transmitter coil secondary is connected to coil primary, just like ignition coils. Tesla was a devious bastard with his clues.. Still, guess that's why they're still there to be found.

    Frequency converter hz to meters and 555 timer hz page...

    Frequency converter hertz to meters: reciever circuit must be quarter this length or an odd number multiple thereof..from plate, arial, primary (secondary if connected to primary), to ground wire.

    This site has does lots of electrical conversions. Bookmark it.

    Frequency Wavelength Converter

    And to tune the transmitter, a 555 timer calculator, gives frequency in hertz.

    home made reciever circuit on the to-do list? Check.
    Last edited by Inquorate; 11-23-2008, 09:34 AM. Reason: Usual reason. Too many ideas.

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  • Inquorate
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    Tesla's patents - research suggestions

    I recommend reading or rereading Tesla's patents #0787412 and #1119732 at this point.. I can tell we're making progress by the fact that it (patent) all makes sense now. Didn't before..

    By using completely different geometries for the recievers, using definate construction proportions explicitly detailed in patents, we should "find it practicable to produce in this manner electrical movements thousands of times greater ... Than the one impressed on the secondary by the primary. (the primary resonates to aether vibrations) I have thus reached ... Rates of flow of electrical energy (electricity in the secondary)... Many tens of thousands of horsepower"

    Remember to keep in mind when reading that when he uses a dubious word or vague definition that seems to be about 'electricity', he is really talking about aether. When he talks about hertzian electromagnetic waves, he is quite definate with terminology.. Ie 'pressure', 'tension' seem to be about voltage, but he is referring to aether component.. Etc.

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  • nat1971a
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    cool...the more people involved the further we can learn and progress this!!

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  • Lidmotor
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    Wireless Energy Transmision--Part 2--The receiver

    I played around with the receiver part of the system today and managed to complete a video of it without another bad "event". Nat and Bodkins-- my scale model is so small that I am not getting the same results as you guys are but it is early on in the build and it looks promising. I have not figured out all the steps yet. It takes time. Need to research more.
    This christmas tree light tester that I am using can be bought on Ebay for less than $10 and sure comes in handy for this kind of work. I recommend that you get one. It is not a neon. It is a powered device that goes off when HV is detected and increases in rate the higher the voltage.
    Crob227 on Youtube is now envoled with our project and has a video out using a microwave oven transformer. He is still at the "induction" energy transfer stage but is catching up.

    YouTube - Wireless Energy Transmission--Part 2

    Lidmotor
    Last edited by Lidmotor; 11-23-2008, 03:11 AM.

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  • Inquorate
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    @ ren

    Just been reading Tesla's lecture over again. Well, the first 10 pages or so.. He says that the pulsing of primary of transformer with disruptive discharges of dc at high frequencies causes secondary coil which has high number of turns and thus high impedance? Inductance? (i get those two mixed up) to resist current flow. Thus small or no discharge. He says that making increased capacitance between the two output wires by adding glass or rubber plate between them cancels out some of the secondary's resistance to voltage change / magnetic field resistance to voltage change, and therefore increases current from secondary.. Hence longer sparks. He says that at frequencies of millionths of a second, sparks change to streams of gaseous discharge which are safe to make contact with, and dangerous shocks occur only when come too close to coil whereby it discharges thru capacitance of body to ground.

    I was accidentally doing that last night when I couldn't get sparks from relay driven coil (not enough current to start with - relay only drawing 20 to 30 milliamps) and on a whim connected one of my 2100v resonance caps from microwave to pos cap pos secondary neg to neg. Sparks from shorting cap quite large, made me jump. Effect seems to decrease with length of wire from then on. Frustratingly, couldn't get constant sparks either.. Didn't think cap would require several seconds to charge up with ac current? Anyhoo, going to liberate my cordless drill charger and go with separation transformer from mains to step down transformer to 30 v dc, w pot.

    @lidmotor
    What's difference between pot and rheostat?

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  • Inquorate
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    @ lidmotor

    Thanks lidmotor.
    Ps I've got all the stuff together to make vacuum tube out of car indicator light. Busted a few, steep learning curve melting / drilling glass. I'll post vids when I get the method sorted out.

    Ps I found some self resetting circuit breakers at an auto shop while searching for vacuum device. Got one rated 10 amps 6 to 24v. Might help stop 2n3055 (rated ideal 15a) from blowing, and I'll see what I can do for the 555.. Maybe just cross both fingers.

    Oh and tesla's hearing got much better, in his autobiography he said he could hear thunder storms I think 500 miles away. Migraines etc.. Good news is, once he had 'mastery' over system, he stopped needing to eat or sleep, just sat in particular vibrations of aether streams..

    See the excitement coming!
    Last edited by Inquorate; 11-22-2008, 08:43 PM. Reason: More thoughts.

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  • Lidmotor
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    555 timer CFL & Transmitter circuit

    Here is the circuit for the 555 timer HV output driver that I showed in my last video ---the one that I blew up twice!
    It is the one that I use in the "Mini Box" CFL. I think that it went up in smoke twice because I was simply over driving it. Looking at BIG HV sparks is really addictive. I guess that I need to build a true Tesla coil to satisfy that desire.
    If you build the circuit below be careful about the source power and keep it down. If you don't--- expect the 25 ohm rehostat to smoke, then the 555 chip, then the transistors, and finally the LED indicator light explodes. Exciting but it ends your fun for the day.
    Today I will work more on the receiver part of the system and try not to play with the sparks.

    Lidmotor
    Last edited by Lidmotor; 10-05-2011, 08:23 PM.

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  • Bodkins
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    YouTube - Bodkins 26 Wireless Resonance close.AVI

    Sorry the videos crap,
    When i touch the receiver side it changes the tone on the transmitter side its connected alreally. I feel im getting close i think the move in tone is pointing me in the right direction, Connecting the battery on the receiver is adding balance to the two sides making it become one half of a capacitor between the two sphere the other half in the ground.

    Nat i dont need a spark gap or the cyclinder in cyclinder because the sphere are the cyclinders and a spark gap would make it really hard to tune.
    Im just trying to get the spheres in resonance.
    Remenber the balloon in the Farraday cage. I pop the balloon (sphere) and the charge gos to the foil and then tranmitted to the other sphere because the ground is the lower potenical.
    I may cover the sphere again like Harold Aspden cyclinders. I also think that if i bridge rec the transitter it will work better.


    Take Care All

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  • nat1971a
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    YouTube - TESLA'S RADIANT ENERGY WIRELESS TRANSMISSION - UPDATE 17 /EDWIN GRAY HYBRID CIRCUIT - added cylinder within cylinder with insulation


    added cylinder within cylinder with insulation produces 500volts on the receiver circuit

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  • nat1971a
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    YouTube - TESLA'S RADIANT ENERGY WIRELESS TRANSMISSION - UPDATE 16 /EDWIN GRAY HYBRID CIRCUIT


    cylinder in a cyclinder

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