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Great job everybody. Im very impressed with the adaptations that are already appearing. Lidmotor did an excellent job expanding and adapting as usual. i never thought to even try it on the cfl.
I do want to spread a word of warning the back rush of energy is much stronger than that of the fan or the IROL, so please exercise caution. It will give you a good buzz. Keep up the great work
Haven't got a 40 amp relay yet, but I couldn't wait to test this out as I knew it was going to be be exciting
Using a small 9 -12v circuit board relay, here are results so far:
Supply voltage (Nicads) = 12.37v
Capacitor voltage achieved = approx 80 volts
Current being drawn = 8mA - (yes EIGHT)
and the neon buzzes away beautifully with no load ~ ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ~ and only using 8mA...!!! *** CONGRATULATIONS Imhotep ***
- I feel this device is going to explode with incredible test results and we'll see hundreds reproducing your idea on U-Tube within a few weeks.
If anything can wake up the public to simple free-energy devices, THIS IS IT...!!!
Now where can I find 50 old car batteries to charge all at once...?
Two bulbs (Argon on top?) and the test bulbs (below apparatus).
In the longitudinal wave demonstration they charged a capacitor from the 'near field' of the bulb. When they put their hand near the bulb they felt force 'pushing away' from the bulb... but in the 'hanging copper strip test' the bulb appeared to have a magnetic effect and attracted the copper.
Your copper wire seems to be collecting residual potential around the bulb (I speculate moving to the bulb). Somewhere I read and I believe that I quoted a source of how voracious hv can be when passes through a gas (fluorescent bulb). They made it sound like it was a potential 'sink' or even having a 'magnetic attractive appetite.'
I used to know a girl that had that quality. It didn't take long, she shorted me out.
I think you right the frequecy of the ocillation is not high enough anyway.
In my last video I lit a bulb form the energy transmitted from the spiral bulb, I had a receiver in the copper wire but the energy in the wire increased if I connected another receiver. In the Borderland film they used bulbs to transmit energy not spheres. If I was to tune the receiver to the transmitter I should be pulling loads of energy into the receiver.
What do you think folks?
Two bulbs (Argon on top?) and the test bulbs (below apparatus).
In the longitudinal wave demonstration they charged a capacitor from the 'near field' of the bulb. When they put their hand near the bulb they felt force 'pushing away' from the bulb... but in the 'hanging copper strip test' the bulb appeared to have a magnetic effect and attracted the copper.
Your copper wire seems to be collecting residual potential around the bulb (I speculate moving to the bulb). Somewhere I read and I believe that I quoted a source of how voracious hv can be when passes through a gas (fluorescent bulb). They made it sound like it was a potential 'sink' or even having a 'magnetic attractive appetite.'
I used to know a girl that had that quality. It didn't take long, she shorted me out.
In my last video I lit a bulb form the energy transmitted from the spiral bulb, I had a receiver in the copper wire but the energy in the wire increased if I connected another receiver. In the Borderland film they used bulbs to transmit energy not spheres. If I was to tune the receiver to the transmitter I should be pulling loads of energy into the receiver?
What do you think ?
"the work of hertz" p14 advises that their theory has been worked out by horace lamb and j.j thomson.
I had a quick look on the net...but didnt find much
It's probably there just need to find it
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Thanks, about the lighting og bulbs please read the Meyl book about Scalar waves and you will know what to do with your receiver bulbs, he explains very clearly how to trigger the neutrinos into releasing electrons and get that familiar crackling noise when that is happening(compare with strike of lightning). Check the dielectric properties of your bulb.
Another thing he explains is the golden ratio of 1,6 that all vortices use. There are maybe 30 key facts that you need to understand to build a perfect free energy device, when you have all of them you can do anything. Just imitate nature nothing else. Photosyntesis also triggers the neutrino into releasing an electron. It is all out there. Applause to Meyl, he is an unknown giant of theory and practice.
Here is the CFL circuit diagram that I added to the relay charger and how I modified the Radio Shack relay to make it work. It is a 4 battery system (2 source & 2 charge). It would be nice if we could figure out a way to make it just 2 batteries.
Here's my interpretation. Open for correction. As usual, my gratitude to Imhotep and to everyone here.
87a terminal of the relay is Normally Close [ N.C.] contact. 87 is Normally Open [ N.O. ]
Great job everybody. Im very impressed with the adaptations that are already appearing. Lidmotor did an excellent job expanding and adapting as usual. i never thought to even try it on the cfl.
I do want to spread a word of warning the back rush of energy is much stronger than that of the fan or the IROL, so please exercise caution. It will give you a good buzz. Keep up the great work
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