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  • RAMSET
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    5 gal 110V 10 min 5.5MM Gap raise 2C .04 KWH



    Gonna make another slice

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  • RAMSET
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    6mm

    5 gal 110V ---6MM gap [4MM height]---10 min ----raised-- 1.2C ----.03 KWH

    Gonna slice a 1MM and run again


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  • Slovenia
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    Your Welcome!!

    Your welcome, Glad to help you!!

    Originally posted by RAMSET View Post
    S
    I have no strait flat stock so I'm going to try to weld a section in ,
    Now I know the length
    Thanks Bud
    Chet
    PS
    I'll be boiling tonight for sure!

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  • RAMSET
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    Good stuff

    S
    I have no strait flat stock so I'm going to try to weld a section in ,
    Now I know the length
    Thanks Bud
    Chet
    PS
    I'll be boiling tonight for sure!

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  • Slovenia
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    Ring Info for Chet's IKEA

    Hi Chet,

    Here's your ring information:

    (For 5mm Gap)

    My strip is 10mm in height but you can make your 5mm if you like.

    Circumference = Distance Around Ring (ONLY)
    Circumference = 3.14 (Tube Diameter + 2(Gap)
    Circumference = 3.14 (87.8mm + 2(5mm)
    Circumference = 3.14 (97.8mm) = 307.092mm

    So, you want a tab too. Your tab is going to be 13mm. You'll also have one flap to fold around the end of your opposing tab to keep it in place. So, you have two tabs each 13mm plus one flap which is 7mm.

    Recap.:

    Total Length of Ring Strip = Circumference + 2(Tab) + Flap
    Total Length of Ring Strip = 307.092mm + 2(13mm) + 7mm = 340.092mm

    Total Length of Ring Strip = 340.092mm

    Cut your ring strip to 340.092mm in length. Now, mark off a line 13mm from left end of strip; mark off line 7mm from right end of strip; now mark off another line 13mm behind the 7mm mark on right side of strip.

    Now that you have your strip marked where you are going to make your bends, it's time to radius the strip. Make sure all your marks are on the outside of where you plan to put your radius. Now grip one end of your strip with a vice grip and put the other end around a steel pole and connect the other end of the strip to another vice grip. Now pull the vice grips back and forth at least 10 times with the round pole putting a radius on the side of the strip you intended to radius. Now disconnect your vice grips and put a 90 degree bend to the left end of your strip where you marked it. Now put a 90 degree bend on the other side of the strip at inside mark 13mm back from the 7mm mark on the right side of the strip. Now put about a 30 degree bend on the line at the right side for the 7mm flap. Fold the two tabs together and lock them in place with the 7mm flap at the right side. Now when you have everything in place pinch the flap down tight to hold both flaps very securely. Your Ring is done and ready to attach to your assembly.

    Best Regards,
    Slovenia


    Originally posted by RAMSET View Post
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    I just learned My buddy here can make movies on his phone !!

    Very nice indeed!!

    Cna you give me the calcs for you ring {ikea]
    I want to run this tonight with the proper Gap !! [i sanded in and out today]

    Thanks
    Chet
    PS
    How do I post movies??
    PPS
    Your ring looks great !! Is that 4MM high?
    I want to try the 5mm gap first

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  • RAMSET
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    Movies.............

    S
    I just learned My buddy here can make movies on his phone !!

    Very nice indeed!!

    Cna you give me the calcs for you ring {ikea]
    I want to run this tonight with the proper Gap !! [i sanded in and out today]

    Thanks
    Chet
    PS
    How do I post movies??
    PPS
    Your ring looks great !! Is that 4MM high?
    I want to try the 5mm gap first

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  • Slovenia
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    My Ring & Ring Holder

    My Ring & Ring Holder

    Here's a better look at my ring & ring holder:



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  • RAMSET
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    welcome to professor Savic [formal welcome]

    Sir
    Thank you so much for helping us replicate your work!!
    We hope to do a Good job and appreciate any help you give us!!
    If you ever come to NYC I will be glad to show you around!!

    Thanks again

    Chet
    PS
    Slovenia
    very cool idea for the hot lead ,and of course a nice sharp ring!!
    Last edited by RAMSET; 11-14-2011, 08:23 PM.

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  • MonsieurM
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    just thought you guys may want to check this out:

    Originally posted by Felix_the_cat View Post
    The best ground you can have is copper or BRASS rod, not steel.
    Steel will short circuit magnetic current instead of allowing it to flow.

    ]However, when stating the wire then GOES TO GROUND, we need to expand on just WHAT TYPE of ground. We DO NOT use a standard electrical ground rod that is copper-coated steel. The ground rod should be the same thickness and distance into the ground as an electrical ground rod BUT it should be made of a copper/brass metal combination. Magnetic current tends to GRAB the steel part of the electrical rod that then STOPS THE FLOW causing what could be called a magnetic short circuit.


    Free energy magnetic water purifier using zero point energy and cold fusion

    this was posted here....http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...d-true-53.html


    wasn't Davey using Brass as well

    check out the design , look familiar:


    Last edited by MonsieurM; 11-14-2011, 07:35 PM.

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  • Slovenia
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    Side Saddle Ring Electrode

    Side Saddle Ring Electrode

    Mr. "C" says I can't do this because it will melt stuff on the power pole. I don't want any problems with the utility company.

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  • Slovenia
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    (NEW) Message from Mr. "C"

    (NEW) Message from Mr. "C"


    Post this in the forum.
    Sonic boiler work best at 100 degrees Celsius when heated some water around. then draws the least current.
    See the chart that I sent you
    With increasing voltage from 110 V to 220 V COP sonic double boiler is increased.
    German scientists have calculated that the resistance heater has a COP '= 0.57 and =0.92 COP induction
    By increasing the frequency with current and voltage increases the COP was found to Nikola Tesla, so he worked with high frequencies and voltages.
    Sonic boiler system takes energy from the high frequency and fed to the low frequency system,
    Therefore, it appears "excess energy" COP is greater than 1 it works as a heat pump.
    This is the explanation of "excess energy"
    Energy is indestructible it merely changes from one form to another.
    Hello guys from the forum.

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  • Slovenia
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    My Ring Stats

    My Ring Stats:

    .2mm thickness

    1.725mm gap

    10mm height

    My outer tube is warped and not consistent, so I screwed up the inside diameter of my ring again. I'll have to make another. I'm getting good at making nice looking rings, but the last two tries haven't been to gap specs I was hoping for. I measured the flask in the wrong places I guess because the mathmatics was good.

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  • Slovenia
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    Phone Call (Chet)

    Hi Chet,

    I just missed you when you called earlier. Just hang in there a little longer when you call and I'll pickup. I have caller ID and I like to know who's calling and I can't see without my glasses, so by the time I got my glasses you were gone.

    Best Regards,
    Slovenia

    Originally posted by RAMSET View Post
    S
    HOO BOY
    I need you buddy, I want to make a ring !! [the way you do]
    We'll do this one together ,when I get back from Harbor freight .

    Thanks Buddy
    Chet

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  • Slovenia
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    My IKEA Setup

    Here are pics of my IKEA setup. I will have some insulation between the ring holder and stainless steel screw clamp that will isolate it from the flask. Once I have my ring just like I want it, I'll get rid of the screw clamp and epoxy the holder in place to the side of the flask. The screw clamp will interfere with the ability of the flask to move, vibrate, like it should, so it is only temporary.


    Side View


    Bottom End View

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