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  • Slovenia
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    Ring Material

    Hi Boguslaw,

    No, you are a smart guy I must not have explained well. You don't make the ring out of aluminum can but out of steel can. So, find a can that has a circumference of about ten inches and make your ring from that. The ring is iron/steel and the can is aluminum. I'm glad to help any time you need me. The steel cans here are about .1mm thickness and Mr. "C" called for .2mm in thickness, but .1mm works well too. So, try it for grins and it will help motivate you quickly.

    Best Regards,
    Slovenia

    Originally posted by boguslaw View Post
    Slovenia

    I still don't get it ... how I can cut larger ring from beer can when beer can's diameter is smaller then ring Call me nut but I think I need a can with larger diameter . I will try with cheap SS mug this weekend, we will see what is the thickness used in India mugs

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  • boguslaw
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    Slovenia

    I still don't get it ... how I can cut larger ring from beer can when beer can's diameter is smaller then ring Call me nut but I think I need a can with larger diameter . I will try with cheap SS mug this weekend, we will see what is the thickness used in India mugs

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  • Slovenia
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    Boguslaw (Ring)

    Hi Boguslaw,

    I'd like to see you experiment with the ring made from a can while you are waiting for a better ring material. This tin can ring will at least show you the power of this device. You will see it first hand and it will motivate you. Also, we would like to see your device working. Think about it. Thanks for sharing with us.

    Also, the tin can ring will give you practice making these rings which is not so easy as I make it look. If you follow my radius method though it is very doable. Good Luck!!

    Best Regards,
    Slovenia

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  • boguslaw
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    Duncan,


    What if I ground one output terminal of DC to AC inverter ? Would that be the same as neutral in grid ? I mean real grounding to Earth soil via metal

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  • MonsieurM
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    I posted this in another thread, but it is just as relelvant here

    from: http://www.tesla-symp06.org/papers/T...mp06_Corum.pdf

    In the
    1890s Tesla concluded, on the basis of experiment, that very
    large voltages were attainable on helical resonators through the
    mechanism of wave interference and standing wave phenomena.

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  • RAMSET
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    Good morning Slovenia

    Yes it is good stuff!!
    As you know where I'm working this week there are a lot of troubled young people trying to turn there lives around!!

    It would be so good to be able to Focus there young minds with hope for the future!!

    It will be good for us Too...............

    Have a good day
    Catcha later

    Chet

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  • Slovenia
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    Wow!!

    This is all getting so incredible. Thanks posters for all your efforts!!

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  • Duncan
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    Originally posted by MonsieurM View Post
    in other words , get to know your tools

    water and resonance
    he he I'm going to buy some bigger switches for the capacitor bank....more experiments required...

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  • MonsieurM
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    in other words , get to know your tools

    water and resonance

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  • Duncan
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    Originally posted by Duncan View Post
    Ah la mare but not walter... spiffing
    see this bloody link you have been so kind as to direct me ... would you like to guess how many are there ... how about the square root of **** all ....

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  • Duncan
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    Originally posted by MonsieurM View Post
    Ah la mare but not walter... spiffing

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  • MonsieurM
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    Originally posted by daemonbart View Post
    Hi,

    must only point that I am using ac mains, no dc for the moment!

    After cutting of power there are some voltage and amperage stored in water (still ac mode ). If connecting amperemeter to device, like shortcutting, it gives current for quite some time.. I will measure energy later!

    Maybe that is normal? Does anyone know anything about this, only use clean tap water.

    After shorting out all current water seem to have charging phase again at startup, I think the spirals are more intense during this phase

    Please explain if you know anything about this!
    I forgot to add what you are seeing is also called cymatics:



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  • Duncan
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    Please amplify this
    Originally posted by daemonbart View Post
    My swirls in water are really intense! Theory confirmed

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  • daemonbart
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    Thanks!

    My swirls in water are really intense! Theory confirmed

    Originally posted by RAMSET View Post
    Daemonbart
    This is storing energy in the water [normal]
    Short out your water before touching even if the power is off! [google water capacitor]

    Very cool you see the resonant wave in the water [some said this would not happen]

    Thanks for sharing.......
    Chet
    PS
    If you could get some Distilled water for a quick test that would be interesting??

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  • daemonbart
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    Thanks!

    Like reading too!

    Originally posted by MonsieurM View Post
    are you familiar with the work of Victor Schauberger

    read this post (i would recommend you read the whole thread when you get the chance to )



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