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I was mistaken, I did not watch the second part of the vid the double disk is the motor.
Tariel Kapanadze overunity motor 02 free energy - YouTube
It would seem they are using the reverse of this

To create a motor, very very interesting.
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DNA and Birkeland Current?
Dave, do you see a relationship between DNA's spiral helix and Birkeland currents?There's something missing in the Birkeland current, where's the opposite spins.
Everything in nature points to a cw and ccw spin do we have two separate lines of force.
If so when we split the fields we create two generators one one each side of the coil, since they cant run against each other they have to be looped back to themselves.
Without getting too far off track, I am thinking about the spiral helix as a fundamental pattern that might help us in energy research. If we take a spiral helix config and short the ends together, we basically have a spiral-wound shorted bifi setup with cw and ccw 'windings.' It will have its own capacitance, functioning in itself as an LC setup, I think. If you pulse it, it should ring, no? Bedini, somewhere in the first 3 Energy from the Vacuum series, mentions that all life forms take in energy from the ambient to essentially power themselves (I'm paraphrasing). Could this be fundamentally a function of DNA's spiral helix properties interacting with radiant energy all around us?
I'm wondering what implications this might have for us with electricity.
We know that if you wind single or multiple strands around a tube at 45degree angle, and when you get to the end, wind back at 45 degrees (relative to tube), overtop of the ascending winding, one end is essentially shorted, and you wind up with a caduceus coil, whose cw and ccw windings cancel out its own EM waves, and produces scalar waves. In theory this should produce no reflective losses in a secondary wound overtop.
Is it possible that DNA's resonating helical structure is functioning in a similar way, producing scalar waves, energizing the body... something to think about. And what can this teach us about building?
I hope I haven't taken your thread to far afield. I find your posts very helpful.
Have a good day.
Bob
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That's also been bugging me as well.Originally posted by Dave45 View PostThere's something missing in the Birkeland current, where's the opposite spins.
Everything in nature points to a cw and ccw spin do we have two separate lines of force.
If so when we split the fields we create two generators one one each side of the coil, since they cant run against each other they have to be looped back to themselves.
If the Birkeland current is, as shown in the image above: just two currents going in the same direction. Then maybe the compressed region in the middle is flowing in the opposite direction:
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Key:
Birkeland current: ---->
compressed region: <--
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Our planets spin is the same as this model, I really believe a pulsar is a magnet spinning end over end.
File:Millisecond pulsar and accretion disk - NASA animation (hi-res).ogv - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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There's something missing in the Birkeland current, where's the opposite spins.
Everything in nature points to a cw and ccw spin do we have two separate lines of force.
If so when we split the fields we create two generators one one each side of the coil, since they cant run against each other they have to be looped back to themselves.
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Somethings bugging me as well, I just cant seem to understand how the currents are flowing.

does one side need to be reversed to get the correct flow.
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these are electrical lines of force inside a plasma field, they are the birkeland currents seperated,
If you stretch the magnetic bands till they break then you have electrical currents.
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The NASA video (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mi..._(hi-res).ogv)Last edited by Savvypro; 05-19-2012, 07:38 PM.
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