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  • theremart
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    On my 3rd Relay charger...

    Finished the third one today.

    The first one hooked up to two of my 12 amp hour 12V batteries,
    Primary Secondary
    13.25 13.40 Start
    13.09 13.69 12 hours later
    12.89 13.75 after 24 hours

    Nice!


    The second one I hooked up to solar cell with a weak battery. I am hooking this up to a solar cell connected to a very weak nicad battery, it is running the relay, and i think this will go 24/7 so will condition the bad battery I have and see what happens with it after 2 weeks.


    The third one I built I hooked up to the windmill generator on my old SSG. What I love about this is since it oscillates, it does not put hardly any load on the windmill coils, and the out put is charging another 12V 12amp hour battery.


    I tried this at 24V on my semi batteries and it did charge nicely for a while, and drew next to nothing. But... it only got the batteries up to a point of around 12V and then stopped. I am thinking that I would need another type of relay for these, or maybe multiple relays.

    It is so nice to be able to disconnect the charge battery and not worry about a transistor. It is worth the effort to mute these with a towel as they give and give and give.

    I am shocked at the charge rate!

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  • byjoveoldchap
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    Originally posted by Lidmotor View Post
    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.

    Lidmotor
    errr... bought a new camera have we Saint Lid?
    Very good, superb photo's and a nice clear circuit

    gnino

    carmine - well said

    Gauss very deep thinking and it fits in well with Bedini's remarks!

    Agongon good circuit and info on the relay,thanks!
    Last edited by byjoveoldchap; 10-17-2008, 03:02 AM.

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  • DavidE
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    Imhotep

    Greetings. I enjoyed building your latest relay charger. The output is a bit scawwwy...

    My real question is this. Is this circuit (or similar) already "sending" a resonant wave organizing potential... field sized based on its relative input strength... possibly setting up a send-catch situation with an identical opposite (mirror coil) circuit. I seem to remember tidbits about Tesla's sending and receiving system... it required some form of powered resonance (or whatever it is), to be caught by a properly tuned mirror image circuit (wirelessly).

    A few weeks ago I was watching a youtube that was demonstrating a radiant energy circuit. It used an automotive coil and basically the same concept that you had introduced earlier. What I found interesting about his demonstration was that his oscilliscope was producing readings of the wave, without being connected (to the circuit). Then just yesterday, I noticed that my little $25 digi meter was giving voltage readings laying on top (the case) of some wires going to a hobby motor that I was testing.

    Have you done any experimental test setups like this? You are getting awfully good at the sending part...






    Note1: "The team used two copper coils. The sending coil gave off a non-radiative magnetic field oscillating at megahertz frequencies that resonated in unison with the receiving coil. The coils exchanged energy solely with each other, and any power not picked up by the receiving coil remained bound to the area of the sending coil. Power didn't radiate into the environment, and objects placed between the coils didn't hamper the energy transfer."

    Note2: Remember the use of a radio to "tune" a system? Obviously RF is emitted during the operation of a resonant circuit (in some cases). I tested a PC fan charger and found the RF field to be two feet or less from the circuit. Most RF seemed to be coming from the Battery Terminals, then the Transistor and lastly the Fan Coils. Interestingly enough, when testing your "new" relay setup, RF was detected up to 40 feet from the circuit! Could this phenomena be relevant?
    Last edited by DavidE; 10-17-2008, 11:11 AM.

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  • Bodkins
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    Originally posted by gnino View Post
    I i'm gnino italian researcher ,Imhotep Relay Charger work even with normal relay , i modified a five pin relay and i reply lidmotor last video.
    thanks guy you are awesome...
    Hi Gnino

    Lidmotor
    Tryed to do something with the copper wire energy Played around for a long time and this is the result!

    YouTube - Bodkins 14 BEDINI IMHOTEP TESLA
    Last edited by Bodkins; 10-16-2008, 10:17 PM.

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  • nat1971a
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    you guys may have something with this wireless transmission stuff....


    i was looking at patent 649621 last night.....and he shows motors being run and lights via the receiving sphere etc.....then it occured to me that was what he was doing with his boat as well. i wonder if his car was the same...maybe i have misinterpreted what he saying in his lecture.....

    might build it this weekend and see what happens...awesome!!!!!!!

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  • Lidmotor
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    Imhotep Relay Charger---CFL circuit addition

    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.

    Lidmotor
    Last edited by Lidmotor; 11-22-2008, 05:18 PM.

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  • Guest
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    Another thing about the receiver for cold(oscillating longitudinal and dielectric) current should use several receivers because chances are your cylinder/sphere/plate/whatever receiver is not perfect and you miss MANY longitudinal waves. Hence build one "sender" and several receivers on different resonance nodes so you can pick up more energy and do not waste too much.

    Interesting note is that the Patterson cell used many, many small spheres. Ie in the Meyer/Joe cell cases this should improve the result alot. Same goes for the Gray motor. Then if we want to take it to the next level, let us propose several types of dielectric materials with different constants.

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  • hendo1944
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    Hi Lid,
    You mention it is very noisy...well I build one as well as and I took of the plastic housing and founf the noise almost went. It seemed to resonate inside the plastic housing. Hope this helps the noise problem....I have had mine running now constantly for the last 48 hours.....great system...many thanks to you all and special thanks to Imhotep!
    hendo1044

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  • Guest
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    Anyone thought about Patterson cell, Moray etc?

    If we first assume current has 2 previously unknown properties, dielectric and oscillating current and we want to harness those two. First, historically the best OU seems to have been achieved by people like Pattersson, Mooray, Keely etc and they all were focused on the dielectric materials more than the resonant action. Our nerve cells transmits energy over dieelectric nerve wires with nodes to let the potential vortices pass through.

    The Patterson cell spheres had a dieelectric core with a coated
    insulating layer. Maybe that is the way to catch both the dielectric and the oscillating current(that implies you need resonance and that demands high frequency and high voltage it seems). the 2 properties stick together until teh very end when the oscillating current stops at the conducting layer and the dielectric current interacts with the core.

    So maybe you should work on high frequency high voltage unipolar pulses with spherical geometry including both dielectric and conducting materials?

    We need a little bit theory before practice. I believe this could be the way to go. Look at the body and the 1-wire system in our body, it uses dielectric conductors with nodes like Ranvier describes.

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  • nat1971a
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    Hi Braden,

    Hows your build going?

    Yes transmitting electricity wirelessly is quite interesting and i may look at this closer in the future...but for me at the moment i have to focus on just producing power so that i can do something useful with it. (and hopefully everyone else). It is too easy to get distracted from my primary goal.

    Keep up the great work everyone.....

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  • braden
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    Nat it seems the race is on between Balls and coils

    Electricity in the Air | Popular Science

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  • carmine
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    I see no Crime Here! The crime stands on all who make money from Electricity in all forms, aswell as tho who have a higher understanding, that do not share or teach or show a easyer way of doing things
    Imhotep is trying to teach and show others what he understands ,thats is what sets him apart. Helping your Fellow man

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  • nat1971a
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    @DavidE

    The details on the spheres Tesla was using were as follows from what i have found so far. There may be plenty more references that i havent found

    * 2 x hollow brass spheres covered in 2 inches of wax
    * hollow wooden ball covered with tin foil....with slits added later to prevent eddy currents
    * ball was shellaced several times and finally covered with weatherproof rubber paint
    * copper sphere mentioned at 30" diameter
    * wardencliff made of steel and painted 3 times

    so the properties are 1. hollow metal ball 2. heavily insulated 3. high polish is essential

    Oliver lodge mentioned that brass was probably the best to use as it vibrated longer...so am puzzled why tesla tried that and moved on


    I also thought of utilising a hollow (non insulated) metal ball as a ground about a week or two ago as you also suggested. I wonder if Tesla tried this...i havent seen any mention of it.

    Your ideas of setting it up as an electret may also work too....let me know if it does...

    Last edited by nat1971a; 10-16-2008, 06:41 AM.

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  • Guest
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    Did anyone try to build or buy an oscillating DPDT? To make the charge and load battery switch position automatically.

    I can not find that part but it would be useful, switch period could be 1 time per hour. If you found that part anywhere please tell me.

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  • gnino
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    I i'm gnino italian researcher ,Imhotep Relay Charger work even with normal relay , i modified a five pin relay and i reply lidmotor last video.
    thanks guy you are awesome...

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