Radiant Energy Utilization

[baroutologos]

@Radiant Science,

Can you provide at some moment a video with your setup, charging the cap bank in real time and afterwards discharging it, via bulbs lets say?

I am asking because you plainly "imply" considerable overunity. At least in caps.
So before i go to the order an isolation transformer step, i would be more than garteful to see your setup running as claimed.

Baroutologos

[Radiant_Science]

I "imply" no such thing...

The caps will fill up...but, the energy isn't what you'd expect. A voltmeter will read a voltage...an inductor straight off the capacitor will do "nothing appreciable"...but, if you use...say a SCR, pulsing in the manner described by Aaron (inverted triggering using a neon), it works to pulse an ignition coil (or other induction devices).

I make ABSOLUTELY no claims about actual energy lvls, and all I am even trying to remark on are it's unusual characteristics. But, I will tell you that attempts to harness radiant energy directly from capacitors only, will be disappointing. "Conversion" is needed...by conversion, I mean "making cold energy hot", by supplying electrons to be "potential-ized"

Anyway, the "Isolated transformer" is a cheap thing...you can easily scrounge one up by taking a resistance reading from primary to secondary (checking continuity)...your meter will read infinite resistance if there is no connection.

Many AC-DC converters (like wall type power supplies for electronic devices) have transformers that are isolated.
Immediately, no matter what your setup...you will record faster then normal charge rates on capacities beyond "theoretical" computation would say.

However, it appears to be "phantom energy" to many who discover it...one must apply this high pressure, low volume energy to a high volume, low pressure system.

I would be happy to make videos...but, you may be waiting for some time.

OU doesn't pay bills, so my "stuff" is all packed up and I've been workin for christmas...and I start school on the 4th...so, likely not gonna happen anytime soon.

[Inquorate]

Steam

Inquorate.......I just saw your video on Flash steam.

I have always wondered why nobody here is interested
in Flash steam. I don't think most people really understand
the difference between it and regular steam.

Water will explode to 1600 times it's volume under the
right temperature, and the right pressure. The thing is,
those two items aren't that difficult to achieve!

If I recall, the pressure is only 500 pounds or so, and the
temperature is only 500 degrees or so.

Then, the water will actually explode.....kind of similar to
the way diesel fuel or cooking oils explode in combustion
engines.

Plus, I don't think it gets alot of attention because many
of the videos are still showing the water heated by fire.

What if the water was heated by induction???? There are
some really cool videos on Induction heating on you tube.
Things heat up really fast with induction, and some of the
devices also draw very little power.

Plus I know some of the experts here could reduce that
power down to practically nothing.

Here is some info I posted on here a while back:

This one is just 80ml (about 2.5 oz).
YouTube - Microwaving a sealed water bottle

This one is with 750ml (about 24 oz). You MUST see the explosion at 27 seconds in slow motion. This is where mother nature says....hey, wait a minute....water is supposed to be steam at atmospheric pressure, and then violently and explosively changes the liquid water into steam at over 1600 times the volume!
YouTube - Microwave steam bomb

Okay, still not convinced? Did you know that the worlds fastest dragster was actually water powered?
YouTube - WORLD RECORD Water Rocket Car 0 - 343.5 kph in 2.5 sec

Here is how it works: "Moreover, the basic rocket is the essence of simplicity. The hot water rocket makes use of the fact that water, if kept under pressure, can be heated far beyond its normal boiling temperature of 212 °F. For example in a container under 500 pounds per square inch pressure, water can be heated to some 475°F. If a hole is made in the container, the water will be forced out, a portion of it flashing into steam in escaping to the atmosphere. Inside the container, the water will also boil, and the steam so created will replace the water forced out and will tend to maintain the pressure. The escaping mixture of steam and water, if expanded through a suitable nozzle, will reach a velocity of about 1,500 feet per second. The reaction of this jet will drive a well built rocket to supersonic speed."

Now.....how to make a useful device??? Here's one thought, how about induction heating coils around diesel fuel injection lines? Think about it, the diesel injection system already works with pressures of 1500 psi on older systems, to 30,000 psi on newer systems. So, there is no need to worry about creating pressure, so all we have to do is heat the water just before injection, correct???

Please share your thoughts and vids.

Bobo

Hi bobo, I started a thread for this here;

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/4951-exploding-water.html

You may find it interesting. I still haven't managed to do any experiments on this yet.

Love and light

[baroutologos]

@Radiant science

Ok... the isolation transformer was infront of my eyes! The transforemer i use for running my Solid state Tesla coil!

220v to 30 or 12 (2 taps) but the secondary winding with the two taps is fully isolated with the first one. This transformer i have used in too many cases.
It has a primary (220v) of 1,5 H ! and secondaries 26mH and 8,5mH.


Are you suggest me to pulse the 12volt winding using the fully adjustable 555 timer/transistor circuit, till to get best resonance (most amp out, least amp in, louder humming sound ???)

To get an idea, in what Hz rates am i to expect this phenomenon to occur?
Finally what you sugest as output caps for the 220 side? 0.2 F at 30 volts is ok? or better rise in voltage and drop in farads?

Baroutologos

[CosmicFarmer]

Inquorate.......I just saw your video on Flash steam.

Now.....how to make a useful device??? Here's one thought, how about induction heating coils around diesel fuel injection lines? Think about it, the diesel injection system already works with pressures of 1500 psi on older systems, to 30,000 psi on newer systems. So, there is no need to worry about creating pressure, so all we have to do is heat the water just before injection, correct???

Please share your thoughts and vids.

Bobo

YouTube - Car crushed in a BUS vs TRUCK CRASH - Caught Live on Tape
(just watch the first 16 seconds and imagine being in the seat)

I hope you dont want to make rocket powered semi's! Then all the turns in the road need to be evaulated to see if a ten ton truck can hurdle itself closer and closer to the speed of sound and still make the bend!

No, not on cars. please not on cars. .