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  • dr.resist
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    i have read the entire thread quickly but i could not catch what i needed
    about the Hendershot circuit, can anyone tell me what is the voltage of the 2 types capacitors
    and since its hard to find nonpolar ones, can anyone tell me how to make a nonpolar capacitor with certain capacity (500 & 1000 uf) and voltage (which i am asking about)

    thanks

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  • Guruji
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    Originally posted by morpher44 View Post
    The AC caps are labled here on the schematic you posted.
    80MFD ... and 40MFD.
    I think what has not been fully worked out is WHY you need
    these values of capacitance. These would be appropriate
    for "motor" and or "relay" speeds ... i.e. low frequency.
    But I ask myself ... why can't I use 30MFD instead?
    I was able to find 30MFD caps, but not 40MFD or 80MFD.
    I searched and searched several times in a surplus store.
    These are expensive.
    Re: voltage rating of these caps. The bigger the better probably.
    So 200VAC to 450VAC say.
    These are pretty dangerous caps, btw. If one was sitting on your
    bench FULLY charged ... it has lots and lots of joules of power
    in it. If you were to forget and reach over and touch the contacts
    by mistake, you could really get hurt. So always short them out
    when handling them ... and keep them shorted when stored.
    Give them as much respect as you would an open knife.

    On the Hendershot coil, 3 of them are wound in the basket weave style,
    and coil D in your diagram is wound AROUND the lower 64-turn one.
    I think you wrap that lower one with some tape first, and then wrap
    coil D on it.
    Thanks Morpher oh ok now I saw another schematic yes 40 to 80mf on the other says.
    Did you try this circuit?
    Thanks.
    Last edited by Guruji; 02-13-2013, 08:09 PM.

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  • morpher44
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    components...

    Originally posted by Guruji View Post
    Hi guys regarding this schematic how much capacitance and voltage are the big caps?
    and what's coil D? baskets have three coils no?
    Thanks
    The AC caps are labled here on the schematic you posted.
    80MFD ... and 40MFD.
    I think what has not been fully worked out is WHY you need
    these values of capacitance. These would be appropriate
    for "motor" and or "relay" speeds ... i.e. low frequency.
    But I ask myself ... why can't I use 30MFD instead?
    I was able to find 30MFD caps, but not 40MFD or 80MFD.
    I searched and searched several times in a surplus store.
    These are expensive.
    Re: voltage rating of these caps. The bigger the better probably.
    So 200VAC to 450VAC say.
    These are pretty dangerous caps, btw. If one was sitting on your
    bench FULLY charged ... it has lots and lots of joules of power
    in it. If you were to forget and reach over and touch the contacts
    by mistake, you could really get hurt. So always short them out
    when handling them ... and keep them shorted when stored.
    Give them as much respect as you would an open knife.

    On the Hendershot coil, 3 of them are wound in the basket weave style,
    and coil D in your diagram is wound AROUND the lower 64-turn one.
    I think you wrap that lower one with some tape first, and then wrap
    coil D on it.
    Last edited by morpher44; 02-12-2013, 09:55 PM.

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  • Guruji
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    Hi guys regarding this schematic how much capacitance and voltage are the big caps?
    and what's coil D? baskets have three coils no?
    Thanks
    Attached Files
    Last edited by Guruji; 02-12-2013, 09:03 PM.

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  • morpher44
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    EH-antenna

    Originally posted by DonBass View Post
    It deals with treating Hendershot handmade Condensors as EH-antennas and calkulations of their parameters with specific software
    Oleksii
    Yeah I went to the site and just clicked on the translate button to
    read it in English, and saw the bit about EH-antenna. I had never
    come across this style of antenna before and so this was interesting.
    It is another group concluding that we are dealing with Ghz reception
    using a loop of wire, and this hand-made capacitor "resonator" thing
    with a geometry that matches Ghz wave lengths.
    In the presence of strong Ghz radio towers, it probably works great.
    When not near them, however, the trick would be to boost the
    gain "somehow". So I could see that this is a way of giving a little
    power -- perhaps to start the machine going -- similar to how running
    a long wire up a pole could do that too. Yet, these cylinders are
    more compact .. for a nice little antenna unit.

    The other aspects of the fuelless generator are more mysteries.
    Barry Hilton's book has a good discussion about magnetometers
    in an appendix, and I'm thinking this is a promising area of research.
    I'm wondering WHY we haven't had public-domain research into
    power generating using "magnetometer-like" circuits.
    Stephen Mark's TPU comes to mind as a device that looks very
    much like a classic fluxgate magnetometer. I wonder if Mr. Mark
    was just intersted in magnetometers and got this "crazzy" idea
    of scaling one up to a really LARGE size .. to see what would happen.

    I made a crude magnetometer from some Hendershot-like solenoids
    I had made. My solenoid used STEEL bolts as the core. That turns
    out to be DUMB. Steel is "horrible" in that the permeability constant
    is 100 (iron is 200), and also steel has "memory" of the field.
    You want Iron cores or "Electric Steel -- i.e. Laminated Steel found
    in transformers"). This solenoid had two bolts, with the coils wound
    such that one would produce a North, one would produce a South.
    Around this I wrapped 160 feet of 20 AWG magnetic wire.
    This would be the sensing coil.
    The thing worked ... although not very good .. as a magnetometer.
    It is exciting so see the ECHO pulse in between your "excitation" pulses.
    This ECHO pulse just APPEARS and changes SIGN and MAGNITUDE
    depending upon the magnet you bring nearby and its polarity, etc.
    The magnitude can exceed the pulse you put in ...
    This is a crazy non-linear thing... Wild.

    Further, as you hold the magnet NEAR the solenoid, it vibrates in your
    hand with a pretty intense power .. for such low power input.
    At 30Hz, I can hear the table vibrations just a bit.
    I'm using a 9Volt battery to power the thing ... and pretty WEAK magnets.

    So ... I think I've worked out that the bar-solenoid-magnet are
    an element of a magnetometer ... and it is these ECHO pulses that
    we want to create from low power input.
    The "antenna" can be the source of low power with a low-frequency
    oscillation (converted from these high-frequency Ghz reception).
    This low-frequency oscillation is need ONLY to "excite" the magnetometer
    solenoids. Another coil can PICK-UP the echo pulse ... which can be
    higher in magnitude.

    This can open the door to many different approaches for doing the same
    sort of thing. What we are really after, I think, is device that
    is like a magnetometer, that harvests power from a magnet, after
    setting it into a wild oscillation. This is not free energy ... the magnet
    will be "consumed" as a fuel and will be demagnetized ... over time.
    You would then need another magnet to fuel it. In this sense, this
    sort of device would not be "fuelless" ... and it does take POWER
    to make magnets. No laws of physics violated here.
    Last edited by morpher44; 02-12-2013, 09:13 PM.

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  • DonBass
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    Originally posted by Gazzasore View Post
    I did a search on the site they had posted below their Youtube Vid
    and cam up with this

    Форум
    Thanks for Grate information!!! In Russian!!! (I`m Russian-speaking, from Ukraine)

    It begins: Бестопливный генератор Хендершота

    It deals with treating Hendershot handmade Condensors as EH-antennas and calkulations of their parameters with specific software: ehmanager12.zip (http://realstrannik.ru/media/kunena/...hmanager12.zip)
    program description:
    All about EH-antennas (DIY - recommendations):
    ehant.qrz.ru/index.html


    In English see: Ted Hart CEO
    EH Antenna Systems, LLC
    EH Antenna Systems

    Happy New Year - of the Black Snake!
    Oleksii

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  • DonBass
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    Originally posted by Gazzasore View Post
    I got this message from serbenuk on Youtube

    много було эксперементов но генератор незапускается мы растроенны! но наш ведущий обещял разобраться и всеравно этот генератор запустим!!!

    Translated on Google

    Bulo much experimentation but the generator does not start we rastroyennykh! but our lead obeschyal vseravno understand and run the generator!

    Im not sure if anyone understands Russian



    Gaz
    Good day to you, collegues! Excuse me for my bad English, please.
    "This message from serbenuk on Youtube " says in bad Russian: "It was much experimentation performed but the generator did not start. We are in a bad humor. But our leader promises to understand Hendershot principles and to make this generator working (some time later...)"
    That Mr Romanoff (the leader) only speaks well, but not have any working devices, alas...
    Oleksii

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  • Kokomoj0
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    Its magnitude at the Earth's surface ranges from 25 to 65 (0.25 to 0.65 G). It is approximately the field of a magnetic dipole tilted at an angle of 11

    Earth's magnetic field - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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  • Gazzasore
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    These guys here are talking about using Carbon Rods

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  • Gazzasore
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    I read this today
    I dont know if it helps at all

    The Hendershot Motor Mystery by Tom Brown. There are also other devices in use that involve some of Hendershot's ideas, such as the Swiss M/L Converter

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  • Gazzasore
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    I did a search on the site they had posted below their Youtube Vid
    and cam up with this

    Форум

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  • Gazzasore
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    I got this message from serbenuk on Youtube

    много було эксперементов но генератор незапускается мы растроенны! но наш ведущий обещял разобраться и всеравно этот генератор запустим!!!

    Translated on Google

    Bulo much experimentation but the generator does not start we rastroyennykh! but our lead obeschyal vseravno understand and run the generator!

    Im not sure if anyone understands Russian

    Hendershot пояснение Романов - YouTube

    Gaz

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  • Gazzasore
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    Watch the new Movie "Atlas Shrugged" at all about what's happening on earth right now and they found a free energy device

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  • morpher44
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    Fluxgate Magnetometer thoughts

    I have also been reading up on Fluxgate Magnetometers,
    and the cylinders Hendershot has in his fuelless generator are
    likely a Fluxgate Magnetometer. If that is so, many of the equations
    needed have already been worked out. These device became
    popular right around the 1930s.

    You need a sensing coil...
    You need a ferromagnetic material (with some B-H curve), in the coil.
    You need a excitation coil.
    The frequencies can be LOW and will be limited by this
    B-H curve of the material selected. The higher the frequency
    you can go within these limits, the more voltage will be induced.
    The Earth's field can be the field being sensed ... or another field
    (such as one from a magnet).

    The following ways, via the equation, can be exploited to increase
    voltage in the sensing:

    1) Increase excitation frequency (within the cut-off limits of BH curve)
    2) Increase the number of turns in the sensing coil
    (or have a novel way of winding that is not strictly "solenoidish"
    3) Increase the cross-section of the ferromagnetic material
    (but, a larger cross-section will require larger current while sensing)

    The modern trend in these devices is to go smaller and smaller
    and use CMOS, etc.

    But for power generation, it seems that scaling the other way,
    with larger magnetic fields, larger number of turns, larger cross-sectional
    area, may yield LARGER effects.

    I'm reading also that "even today", the complexities of this
    phenomenon are not fully understood.

    I think the Hendershot device does appear to have some
    "fluxgate" properties.

    Fluxgate Magnetometers - YouTube

    Flux Gate Magnetomethttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3_vr8VIdpEer or Solid state Generator? - YouTube
    Last edited by morpher44; 02-09-2013, 12:22 AM.

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  • morpher44
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    Graphite Pencils....

    Hi Guys/Gals,

    I've performed another interesting experiment today that might
    be of use to some of you. I have this basket weave style coil
    I'm working on in the Bashar Thread that uses "pencils" for one
    of the diameters in the lower coil. I went around my house and
    collected all sorts of pencils for this purpose. I also thought
    it would be interesting to have graphite in that "eddy current"
    area of the basket weave "dowel" locations.

    Today I hooked up an audio amplifier directly to the basket weave
    coil and cranked the volume. You can hear white-noise, static.
    Ok. Now I took a very powerful magnet and moved it around the
    circumference of the coil, wiggling it a bit, and moving it up
    and down, and turning its orientation, etc.

    When hovering over certain pencils, there is a distinct "swishing"
    sound. You can even approach with the magnet over these
    pencils, and here a definite sustained "swishing".
    Other pencils, specifically #2 pencils I bought @ Target, are
    DEAD quite.

    Hendershot's Fuelles Generator was reported to have used
    graphite for the dowels or carbon with wax,
    and this was always a mystery as to
    whether or not this matters. I'm starting to think it might.
    They are similar to a "graphite" microphone and have
    pzioelectric effects and magnetic effects probably.
    Under the pressure of magnetic fields, they appear to be
    "reactive" and create swishy noises on the wire.

    If you google search for "parametric oscillator", we are looking
    for ways to "tweak" the resonant frequency and/or the damping,
    as a way of getting positive feedback.

    quote: "It may be that Hendershot did not use just paraffin
    between the capacitor energy accumulator and the outer
    coils, but instead, used a carbon compound which was sealed
    at either end by paraffin wax."
    Last edited by morpher44; 02-08-2013, 09:52 PM.

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