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I just located my sears craftsman model 315 sander in the barn! I really liked that sander, but for the sake of science,, Its comin apart tonight!!!
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Originally posted by Harvey View PostIn my earlier posts I mentioned T-Waves, but more accurately (non-biological) I was referring to T-Rays or Terahertz Radiation.
Optics InfoBase - Peeling adhesive tape emits electromagnetic radiation at terahertz frequencies
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If David has found a way to resonate these waves in the upper frequencies (nearer to IR) it may be why he is seeing certain effects. Each of those pipes may be acting as resonant chambers trapping lateral energy and escalating the energy product to a level that emits these hypermicrowaves.

If it is indeed a unique terahertz radiation, the effect might be blocked with tinfoil. A simple test would be to place foil over the rig and attempt to get the interesting effects above it.
Note the separation of each tube; 1cm gap is about a 30ghz wavelength.
The tubes themselves would be resonant around 4.5ghz (2.75" length)....
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Also, just as a thought. I can't help feeling that you've separated two opposing fields in close proximity. This would leave one charge, so to speak to interact with our earth's magnetic field. Effectively it's a monopole. I still wonder if that same rig extended into a full toroid would not induce a kind of self propelled 'spin'. I'll be trying this too and will report on the effect. My thought is that it should spin. Alternatively, something - some magnetic or magnetisable material inside that toroid should set up motion. That would make it a generator!
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In my earlier posts I mentioned T-Waves, but more accurately (non-biological) I was referring to T-Rays or Terahertz Radiation.
Optics InfoBase - Peeling adhesive tape emits electromagnetic radiation at terahertz frequencies
Airports test terahertz imaging - optics.org
Toptica: Terahertz Applications – Homeland Security
If David has found a way to resonate these waves in the upper frequencies (nearer to IR) it may be why he is seeing certain effects. Each of those pipes may be acting as resonant chambers trapping lateral energy and escalating the energy product to a level that emits these hypermicrowaves.
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Frankly I think your contribution is way greater than this. You are NOT using the same 'leg joints' if I can call it that. And it seems that you intuitively got to the heart of the effect. To my way of thinking this is definitely your 're-discovery' if one can call it that. I'm blown away. Just protect this David. It's amazing stuff. We know you'll keep this Open Source - and there's lot to protect here. Which is my tuppence worthOriginally posted by david lambright View Posti only WISH it were my invention,...i just turned on the light.
Thank you again. You've done something really brilliant.
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i only WISH it were my invention,...i just turned on the light.
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Working on the hypothesis that this is a new type of wave, which behaves like any other wave. In my uneducated understanding, there should be materials which will, to various degrees:
- reflect
- conduct
- absorb
it.
Most reflecting material and surface treatment, should be least affected by the effect of the wave, right? Like a mirror doesn't get all that hot in the sun.
The metallic object that provide you would gravital effect, cannot be absorbing the waves, as the energy source doesn't lose energy, and was energized just slightly, momentarily. Would conductance otherwise explain it?
Any way I look at localized gravity anomolies, they make fo a perpetual motion machine. Set up a wheel, with or without distributed and balanced weights, and it MUST start turning. A localized dip in the gravity field is what will make al the failed gravity wheels turn. But a simple unaltered bicycle wheel, just the same. It just needs a material that obsorbs or conducts the waves.
That make any sense?
David,
Did the foil around the device bring a strong effect on the metal foil itself, a more concentrated visualization, or a more apparent effect on a suspended weight above it?
The christmas ball might concentrate the waves somewhat (it's not a parabola), but in the focal point, would they self-balance, or allow strong absorbsion by the right material, say, a soft iron ball?
Unfortunately I am not qualified to connect a wire to an AA battery, and too frightened to somehow zap myself. If I can assist with ideas that advance discoveries of others by mere hours or days, I am content with my role.
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Originally posted by david lambright View Postsomeone try this....get a small magnet and hold it near your computer screen of my generator turning......please reply.......david
YouTube - Magnetic Field Axial Rotation
Just a quick note regarding this effect and LCD monitors - Liquid Crystal is not affected the way the Electron Beam is effected by the magnetic field. So the CRT shows this effect where the LCD won't.
Cheers!
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please be careful ...see solreys post..now i did not get all the zinc off of the pipe and try locking 12 pcs. together first...take apiece of copper and check for anomoiies...asmall pieceof copper tubing or a gold ring per haps....and sorry about the videos ..i have shown about 40 people so far everyone sees with their eyes and feels this energy...Eds device generated a wave form that could be frozen [permanent magnets]or super fluid like light .......
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you see what i mean? brilliant!.. i thought about that shape ..but i do not havea machine shop...or $$ but i agree with you on the helical spiral....
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one guy next weekOriginally posted by broli View PostYes but I'm sure he wasn't talking about that but the effects of the generator THROUGH the screen
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He has been very open about invitations, why has noone close by showed up yet?
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1 1/4" inside dia.... 1 3/4" out........dave............it took a couple of hours to to get them right..4 of the segments are drilled so they can be attached...mark your disc at 90 degrees. you already know all of this....the center of mass is above the disc...if you keep similar geometry to my segments ....it should work.........davidOriginally posted by Reiyuki View PostDavid, I'm starting a replication over here. Only thing I could find is 2" sch40 galvanized, 1-3/4 seems hard to find.
I have 1/2 of the crescent pieces cut and sanded down. It's pretty tough cutting that much steel, even with a sawzall and metal-cutting blades. How long did it take you to put everything together once you decided to try a replication?
Here's hoping for the best. I should have something to test by Saturday.
happy tinkering,
ReiyukiLast edited by david lambright; 05-17-2010, 05:43 AM.
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David, I'm starting a replication over here. Only thing I could find is 2" sch40 galvanized, 1-3/4 seems hard to find.
I have 1/2 of the crescent pieces cut and sanded down. It's pretty tough cutting that much steel, even with a sawzall and metal-cutting blades. How long did it take you to put everything together once you decided to try a replication?
Here's hoping for the best. I should have something to test by Saturday.
happy tinkering,
Reiyuki
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Could you video a weight comparison test David? You could weigh the rock outside the field of the generator, then set up the same scales on a platform at the point where the rock loses its mass.
Worth a try?
Cheers,
s.
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