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  • blackchisel97
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    In case of a small pyramids magnets can be applied to all 4 sides. They don't have to be big. Probably small neo ring will be enough.

    This is a pyramid shaped propeller I was talking about earlier - [IMG][/IMG]
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  • sucahyo
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    NickZ, I believe small electric shock can have good health benefit .

    Very nice results with the starship coil Vtech .


    Pyramid is said to best aligned to north and south. And magnet can be added to make stronger artificial earth pole.

    I wonder if this can also be done with electromagnet. We wound the pyramid with thin enamel wire and apply DC voltage in such a way that the wound would create magnet north at north, and magnet south at south.

    We wound starting from south-west bottom, then to top, to south-east bottom, to further north of south-west bottom, to top, to further north of south-east bottom, and so on, continue until we fill up the west and east wall.

    There would be magnet flow inside the pyramid. However we may need to consider the side effect of having magnetic flow outside the west and east pyramid.

    If the field is strong enough, we may not need to align the pyramid north and south anymore.

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  • blackchisel97
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    Yes, I have a fun with it. I was making bigger one while ago and had some leftover 30 - 40ft of #30 wire. Since it was so delicate I decided to encapsulate in polyester. Perhaps more wire would yield better results with oscillator. What I like about is no need for toroid and it is really simple to wind. Actually easier than toroid. I used sewing pins as points.
    Circuit draws about 90mA tuned. I can go with more current all the way to 150mA but LED are getting dimmer. 90Ma seems to be the "sweet spot". Adding LED's doesn't change current draw. 5 - 10 or 25 - stays the same.
    This gave me an idea to make a trifilar cone and oscillate each coil with third coil feedback to the first transistor. With single cone there should be strong EMF under it. JL Naudin did something similar back in the 97. His cone was 14 x 14 cm and #15 trifilar wire. I would change proportions and use 6V instead.
    Yes, distilled water will behave totally different since it is dielectric.
    You can make simple "propeller" by cutting out two triangles and making half way cut along the vertical axis. One triangle being cut from the top and other from the base up, half way. Slide them together using the notch and secure. Probably copper will work best and you can solder a rod to attach to the small motor. When you rotate this in the water container it will create a vortex. You could use this connected to your JT to charge while spinning.

    Victor Schauberger - Viktor Schauberger: Austrian Patents (Vortex Control of Water Flow)


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  • NickZ
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    Bc:
    Nice going with the star coil, looks like it's running at 1/10 the normal load for the # of leds.
    The resin casing had no negative effects on it's power output. So, at least in this case, resin appears to works.

    Vortex coils creating a negative charged inwards force or spin (cavitation), make more sense to me, compared to the positive outward pulsing of dipoles coils.


    roburs idea of the spinning distilled water is interesting too. Where is robur? I'm sure he'd have something more to say about it.
    The water vortex reminds me of the German guy Victor (Bell shaped saucer) and some of his ideas about water vortexes and antigravity
    technology.

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  • NickZ
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    Oh, I had a good laugh with that one.
    Maybe I should try that on my wife and kids. Ha, ha, ha.
    You know sometimes meters can be deceiving, but not the touch. But, I'm afraid that I don't have much tolerance for anything past a tingle.
    The Leyden Jar has been a good learning experience. I'm seeing what it will do. It seams to separate the polarities somehow, which is still a mistery to me. I've never seen one of my Joule thief charge a capacitor to 250 v. until today. Confirmed by the touch.
    Now, I wonder where my wife and kids are...

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  • blackchisel97
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    I noticed that if I spin the water in the mug it will charge faster
    Thanks for sharing Nick
    Yes, it will. Also it will charge even faster when moving in vortex. I was always tempted to replicate an old Lord Kelvin experiment but to modify upper water containers so water will be coming down spinning. I always found this experiment inspiring and somehow related to our test subject by meaning of a "liquid capacitor"

    I did another test with by bifilar starship oscillator, tuned better and powered 25 LED's full bright from 1.5V AA, 3.6mA per LED. I think I'm hijacking this thread. I should really post this in JT thread instead.
    [IMG][/IMG]
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  • sucahyo
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    Originally posted by NickZ View Post
    I connected the Leyden coffee mug capacitor to the Jtc, and have been watching as how the salt water can reach as high as 250 volts,or more.
    I looked at the salty water in the mug and wondered if there really is 250 volts there, so I put my finger in mug, oh, ****ttttttt!!!!!!, it did charge up. But the funny part is that once disconnected there are no volts left in the water. Although there is something left in the water, but I don't know what. As it will go right back up to 250 volts as soon as the Jtc is turned on again. So, I also connected a 250v 220 mf cap in series with the Leyden jar mug. Now when I turned the Jt off, the cap is holding 250 volts. I can read the voltage with the meter repeatedly and the caps just stays at 250 volts, so far. I noticed that if I spin the water in the mug it will charge faster.
    So, I been having a fun time, if I can just dodge those zaps.
    Interesting that spinning can increase charge.

    Lol, human curiosity is interesting. Your story remind me of my son's story. He know for sure that whenever I put one wire in the bucket, the water can zap him. But he keep trying to find a way to test if it can really zap people ......He then try to trick me or my wife to touch the water lol .......

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  • NickZ
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    I connected the Leyden coffee mug capacitor to the Jtc, and have been watching as how the salt water can reach as high as 250 volts,or more.
    I looked at the salty water in the mug and wondered if there really is 250 volts there, so I put my finger in mug, oh, ****ttttttt!!!!!!, it did charge up. But the funny part is that once disconnected there are no volts left in the water. Although there is something left in the water, but I don't know what. As it will go right back up to 250 volts as soon as the Jtc is turned on again. So, I also connected a 250v 220 mf cap in series with the Leyden jar mug. Now when I turned the Jt off, the cap is holding 250 volts. I can read the voltage with the meter repeatedly and the caps just stays at 250 volts, so far. I noticed that if I spin the water in the mug it will charge faster.
    So, I been having a fun time, if I can just dodge those zaps.

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  • sucahyo
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    Originally posted by blackchisel97 View Post
    No, I figure out that shape only may be too weak to produce anything measurable. I'll wait until I can cover pyramid with copper. For now I did focus on cones and ways to interact with Aether, somehow.


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    Ok, thanks .

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by sucahyo View Post
    Thanks for the link and experiment report Vtech . Nice result . I forget if you already try to put your crystal battery at 1/3 or 2/3 or at apex?
    No, I figure out that shape only may be too weak to produce anything measurable. I'll wait until I can cover pyramid with copper. For now I did focus on cones and ways to interact with Aether, somehow.


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  • sucahyo
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    Thanks for the link and experiment report Vtech . Nice result . I forget if you already try to put your crystal battery at 1/3 or 2/3 or at apex?

    Robur, how do we power up vortex? and how do we reduce frequency?


    NickZ, there are a couple of magnitude >4 quake around the south line of Indonesia, for the last two days. With one is too near to someone who had orgonite. If pyramid can ease earth quake, I wonder if opposite energy magnify it. Hopefully not.

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by NickZ View Post
    Guys:
    Thanks for your replies.
    I just connected a Jtc to a Leyden Jar, that I made out of my coffee cup, with foil outside and a copper wire inside the very center.
    The voltage from a secondary coil of a Jtc has never been much over 15 volts, at best. When I first connected the Jtc to the coffee cup capacitor (water inside- without salt) it read about 18 volts. But, when salt was added, it now raised the voltage up to where I have never seen it go before, to about 250+ volts, and climbing still. It's an interesting effect to see the voltage climb like that from a 1 volt Jt as input.
    But if I disconnect the input, the voltage drops to 0... so, the Leyden jar is not holding much charge, But it does build up a charge to 250 volts Ac, or 60 volts Dc, or so. Upon reconnecting it up, it's immediatly back up to 250 volt, or more, without a delay in recharging time from 0 volts.
    It is hard to tell on my analog meter, but the pointer is nailed all the way to the right, for a reason. Even on the 500 volts scale it detects 265+ volts. Anyways, I'm still working with it.

    Thanks to all for sharing your results.
    @ Bc: Good to see your small star coil putting out 5 volts. Nice work!
    Thank you. I'm thinking of another circuit based on the first one with either a third wire (trifilar) or couple steps separated with collecting caps. Few ideas. actually. Will update if there is something useful.
    I tried to make capacitors for Tesla Coil using apple cider. It may work here too.

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  • NickZ
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    Guys:
    Thanks for your replies.
    I just connected a Jtc to a Leyden Jar, that I made out of my coffee cup, with foil outside and a copper wire inside the very center.
    The voltage from a secondary coil of a Jtc has never been much over 15 volts, at best. When I first connected the Jtc to the coffee cup capacitor (water inside- without salt) it read about 18 volts. But, when salt was added, it now raised the voltage up to where I have never seen it go before, to about 250+ volts, and climbing still. It's an interesting effect to see the voltage climb like that from a 1 volt Jt as input.
    But if I disconnect the input, the voltage drops to 0... so, the Leyden jar is not holding much charge, But it does build up a charge to 250 volts Ac, or 60 volts Dc, or so. Upon reconnecting it up, it's immediatly back up to 250 volt, or more, without a delay in recharging time from 0 volts.
    It is hard to tell on my analog meter, but the pointer is nailed all the way to the right, for a reason. Even on the 500 volts scale it detects 265+ volts. Anyways, I'm still working with it.

    Thanks to all for sharing your results.
    @ Bc: Good to see your small star coil putting out 5 volts. Nice work!

    Sucahyo- anything to report from your side of the world? No news is good news?...

    robur:Check your PMs. I finally replied to yours.

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  • blackchisel97
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    Starship Oscillator

    This is my test of small (1.75" - 45mm) starship coil where two windings were used in the self oscillating circuit. No toroid, no core. Powered by well used 1.5V alkaline AA
    [IMG][/IMG]

    And wave across LED
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    Close up. Frequency reading 33.33kHz
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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by NickZ View Post
    robur:
    Thanks for the explanation. I was wondering how the "water vortex" created by the spinning blades is going to be tapped, and become usable power?
    That has been my question all along, that is: how to tap a vortex?
    I might be totally wrong but the way I feel is similar in concept to the Van der Graaf generator with belt carrying static charge to the upper sphere. Now, if we replace the belt with vortical water flow . We know that water can be charged while moving and can charge v.well while moving in such pattern. Water can also retain a charge for a while
    Even if we can energize water to be used in plant growing process and find significant change wouldn't that be great? Beside, those results (if confirmed) can be replicated/measurable by anyone, not just sensitive people

    @ Blackchisel: Your tests look great, and it seams that you may be close to something...
    Your cone setup reminds me of double ended P.A speakers horns. Only they are not using sound frequency. Did you try the round speaker magnet between the cones when they are placed together by the small end? Yes, there is one you can see in previous pictures. nothing significant observed or measured. I also ran test with different magnet placement, neo rings etc.
    I've heard that a coil is also a transmitting and receiving antenna, and that when transmitting at the same wave length as "Earth Frequency", it will cause a resonant boasting effect to happen, which will produce a gain in total power. Just like how a high gain Tv antenna boaster functions, to produce a stronger output signal.
    I will try some ideas as soon as I can outside the house, with good ground/ less environmental interference. I will also test those batteries I've made buried in the ground. I'm still thinking about two patents from late 1800' where battery had coils which were modulated. I have those patents saved, one was Cerpaux's.

    Can your big cement battery light a single Led, (bright?) Yes, all of them (except the one I messed up and pipe with Al silicate - rad seal. Identical with Cu seal works.) with oscillator to step up voltage. I used the same oscillator circuit to test cones. This is neat because I can tune with base pot for best resonant point.

    I see some kind of induction going on in my cement batteries, and Leyden jar type of capacitors as there is no direct connection between polarities. The way that that works is still amazing to me. They might be of use inside the pyramid to separate and store electricity.
    What you have in those caps is h. dielectric substance between h. conductive layers where the "charge" is stored in the first one. I was thinking of materials used with pyramid such as outer layer - h. dielectric and pink granite - slightly radioactive. There are also "similarities" in dimensions of granite box (cover missing) and the Ark. Maybe wrong trail but who knows?

    Just got back home. Both cones were connected past 2 days to the oscillator with LED and I read over 4V across the LED still.

    I also tried another test, (more related to JT idea than pyramid). I've made 2" dia, 12 point bifilar starship coil, encapsulated in resin to keep it safe since the wire is < #30. I was able to oscillate those coils and get over 5.5V vs 4V with cones. There is no secondary winding. Coils oscillate at 33.33kHz and the wave is nice and sharp at its peak. Will try to get short vid or at least a pic. It takes very short time to wind them and there is no need for a core or ferrite toroid.

    @robur There was no transmutation observed with salt/sugar experiment. Water didn't change. I had no other reading (field/ color).


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