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  • #31
    Working Device

    Rebus wanted me to let you know that he was not hiding anything from you. He said he has not fully replicated this device yet and that this is theory. He is convinced that it can and will work and that we need to work together to achieve that purpose. He works full time like the rest of us, so he only has limited time to put into this project every now and then. He does try to check the board fairly often and will respond where applicable as soon as he can.

    There are many ways to achieve what we are trying to do here, and it was Rebus intention to get this type of information out to you so you would be able to think outside the box THEY built around all of us, so you would be able to see the possibilities that really exist out there.

    As you can tell from the Rebus circuit diagram, this is a unique science and it was not just pulled out of thin air. I wonder where this Theory came from? I have studied a lot of the Tesla notes and never saw anything that quite resembles this. I wonder why?

    I won't be answering the questions I just ask.

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    • #32
      Visible vs Invisible (Rebus57 Repost from Don't Kill Dipole thread)

      (Pertinent Repost)

      Visible vs Invisible
      During Tesla's Colorado Springs time he was performing experiment's with very high voltage a million+ volts and his visible spark gap wasn't getting it done. After a few minutes operation they would erode away, get wider due to erosion and make the circuit unstable. He found a solution, he placed on the floor a flat metal plate and connected this to one side of the spark gap, he hung from the rafter's "some distance from the plate" two 20in dia metal sphere's and connected them to the other side of the spark gap, the circuit was "set into motion" as he puts it and height adjusted on sphere's until proper parameter's of circuit were observed. This setup was reported to work with high stability for hours on end, he said there was no visible spark only transfer of electrons sufficient to allow circuit to function normally. This is how I see cc and output tube's designed, sufficient volume of transfer prevents the unstable visible spark, the larger volume transfer is a much more even flow compared to more concentrated smaller visible spark.

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      • #33
        *****

        There is a lot of pertinent important material you need to understand in the original Pierce Arrow post of Rebus57. You need to study that post a lot. There is a lot of information there you need to understand before you can go to the next step.

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        • #34
          *****

          This segment taken from Rebus57 original Pierce Arrow post on Don't Kill Dipole thread.

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          • #35
            *****

            It's important or I wouldn't have reposted it. You definitely have to understand the technical aspects of this post before you can go on and understand the whole science of how the device works.

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            • #36
              Inexpensive Magnet Wire Source

              cPath_9_20 | Applied Magnets : Essex Magnet Wire - Winding Wire - Enameled - discount wholesale prices.

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              • #37
                Coil Winding Jig

                If you have plans for a good coil winding jig setup, please post them.

                These coils take to long to wind by hand. Thanks!!

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                • #38
                  Are you winding coils for it now? Just a note on the wire, you can usually get a pretty good deal going to essex directly - typically $8-9 per pound depending on the wire size. Small dia wire is typically more expensive than the larger.

                  The jig for winding them would depend on the form your trying to turn. Typically a "C" shaped frame with a threaded rod will do the trick. Either a handle on the end or set up for a small hand drill with a variable speed control. The drill is fine for approximate turns but if you want a specific count you'll need to attatch a counter or use a handle and count them off as your winding.
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                  Last edited by dragon; 05-11-2011, 10:58 AM.

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                  • #39
                    Winding Coils

                    Hi Dragon,

                    I haven't started winding for this project yet, but I'm trying to get ready anticipating that I'll soon be winding. I purchased a winder from China some years back and it came with some issues I couldn't fix, so I'm going to have to build something for a smoother run.

                    Thanks for the information.

                    I never tried going directly through Essex before. I guess I thought it would be higher there. Thanks.

                    Best Regards,
                    Slovenia

                    Originally posted by dragon View Post
                    Are you winding coils for it now? Just a note on the wire, you can usually get a pretty good deal going to essex directly - typically $8-9 per pound depending on the wire size. Small dia wire is typically more expensive than the larger.

                    The jig for winding them would depend on the form your trying to turn. Typically a "C" shaped frame with a threaded rod will do the trick. Either a handle on the end or set up for a small hand drill with a variable speed control. The drill is fine for approximate turns but if you want a specific count you'll need to attatch a counter or use a handle and count them off as your winding.

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                    • #40
                      Another place you might check for wire is your local motor repair shop. They usually purchase magnet wire in large quantities and can give you a good deal on wire as well.... plus it supports your local business's.
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                      Last edited by dragon; 05-11-2011, 10:58 AM.

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                      • #41
                        Chrytal Radio

                        As I understand it, this device works similar to the early crystal radios. You tune it in to where it needs to be for the optimum power to be collected for your use. Of course, there is a lot of designing that must go into such a system so as to get the optimum power out of the setup; safety considerations; and a long life of the device. Basically in a nut shell, this is what we are shooting for. Interest seems to be waining, and I want to keep this thread alive as long as possible. I think there is great promise with this device.


                        Rebus57 posted something about the crystal radio scenario somewhere and I will try to find it again and repost it for you.

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                        • #42
                          I am interested in the device.

                          My only issue is that I am just begginning a few other projects and cant really take on another one right now.

                          Please keep posting I am enjoying watching it unfold.

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                          • #43
                            Slovenia,
                            thanks for this thread, interesting indeed. Will look deeper in it.
                            Thanks
                            It's better to wear off by working than to rust by doing nothing.

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                            • #44
                              Good Thread

                              Jetijs & Kippered,

                              I'm glad you gentlemen like the thread. Rebus57 is truly a fascinating fellow indeed.
                              Last edited by Slovenia; 10-31-2010, 11:49 AM. Reason: Added Jetijs & Kippered to the post.

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                              • #45
                                Copper Screen (Best Choice)

                                Rebus said that there are many available choices such as but not limited to the following sizes: (16x16 .018); (14x14 .020); (24x24 .014); (80x80 .0055). He has purchased and tested several sizes.

                                Rebus personal choices are as follows:
                                #1) (24x24 .014) for Output Tubes
                                #2) (80x80 .0055) for Current Collector Tube

                                The copper wire cloth reduces the capacitive effect of a solid plate.

                                Try not to use too tight of a weave or cloth will act as a solid but use large enough size to handle designed output current.

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                                Taken from Rebus57 post of October 20, 2010 on Don't Kill Dipole thread.

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