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  • Dave45
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    Looking at their model what their saying is the anode and cathode have an opposite spin..........makes sense.
    One side is north (-) and one side is south (+)

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  • Seger
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    Fig. 3. The convective phenomenon for different magnetic directions. (Voltage: 4 V,

    Fig. 3. The convective phenomenon for different magnetic directions. (Voltage: 4 V, electrode distance: 10 mm, KOH: wt 40%, magnetic strength: 4.5 T.)
    Elektrolysis of water.

    ScienceDirect.com - International Journal of Hydrogen Energy - The effect of magnetic force on hydrogen production efficiency in water electrolysis

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  • Dave45
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    Is the choke used to select frequency leaving the system
    Last edited by Dave45; 01-13-2013, 03:01 PM.

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  • Dave45
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    I wonder why he needed the choke

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  • Dave45
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    I dont know why I didnt notice this before a speaker could be use to focus an emp now that would be fun.

    Some idea's to play with

    later
    dave

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  • Dave45
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    The shape of the speaker reminds me of the magnetic bowls the guy used in the Primer fields vid, the shape of the magnetic field would be the same.
    Maybe the pancake coil needs to be between the speakers

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  • Dave45
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    One of the magnets would have to be turned around so the magnets attract, and the internal coils would have to be rewound, or at least one of them.
    I like it the structure is already there, I wonder what they would do if powered with the zvs.

    The metal part of the speaker is magnetic it will confine the field and focus it on the pancake coils.

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  • Dave45
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    Ha wouldnt that be a kick free energy from speakers.

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  • Dave45
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    Outstanding
    The Primer Fields Part 1 - YouTube

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  • Savvypro
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    Two very interesting links:

    Magnet Quarter Battery - YouTube

    The Tom Bearden Website

    Can't remember if it's been posted before.

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  • Dave45
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    Hey MM and all Happy New Year
    Iv been out of town for a bit
    Yes I do see the Hubbard coil in the depictions, this is a resonant device, you isolate the primary and use it as bait, this is also an antigravity device because you have two fields spinning in opposite directions just like the induction heater that levitates.
    The Hubbard coil arrangement is a solid state version of the Searl SEG.
    Interesting vids Im still watching the series.
    Thanks
    dave

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  • Savvypro
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    In the video link that Monsieur posted.

    at 8m17s

    The section linked to above (8m17s), shows the arrangement of the magnets. It just seams that Leedskalnin and others figured out a way to tap into the bloch wall. However I do find the images of of the magnetic field representations in the masonic lodge very interesting.
    at 30m16s

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  • MonsieurM
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    Dave , Happy New Year Bro

    thought of you while watching the following vid .... as you have revived Hubbard's Thread With Morph44 .... thought it might interest you ..... after all 16 is 8*2

    Ancient Knowledge Pt.4 The Real Secret Of How The Pyramids Were Built & Coral Castle - YouTube


    pay attention to the lay out presented by the researcher .... doesn't it remind you of Hubbards coils



    ring the bell

    Originally posted by morpher44 View Post
    In basic physics, there are formulas for two sine waves and how they BEAT to create a 3rd frequency.

    This is a good link. See "Two Sine Waves With Different Frequencies"

    Superposition of Waves

    So given this equation, can you solve it such that frequency A
    is the faster frequency, frequency B is 1.618 slower, and the resulting BEAT frequency, frequency C is 1.618 slower than B?

    In other words, can you create a BEAT frequency from two PHI ratio sine waves that produces a wave that continues to maintain the PHI ratio relationship. If yes, than take C add it to B and produce D ... and so on.

    Seems doable, right?
    Last edited by MonsieurM; 01-05-2013, 01:30 AM.

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  • Dave45
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    I wonder if we pulsed this coil what the gain would be

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  • Dave45
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    Could a counter wound coil be mounted on the other side of the magnet with a center tap in the opposite direction.

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