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  • boguslaw
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    May I ask some unrelated question ?
    Is there any way to compute wire diameter depending on energy and frequency flowing in LC tank circuit, just to not burn wires ?

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by Dave45
    Something strange I found using DC, if you connect a bulb after the coil it will kill the power supply, the only way I could get it to work was using the bulb before the coil, Im not sure why but I think the bulb acts as a resistor and limits the voltage or amperage the ice can pull, this needs to be investigated as well.
    dave
    Yes, the bulb acts as dynamic resistor which impedance increases with current flowing through. Cold filament has low resistance thous, allows low current to flow. Increasing current causes impedance to rise. This is the very reason for using bulb in series with trigger winding in SSG devices.

    Vtech

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  • Iotayodi
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    I froze a iron cored coil and couldnt quite make out what was happening
    I may try this out with separate winds on a 1ft 1018 rod using dc. Im wondering if I used long tubes on my pmh with separated windings on top would work.
    Thanks Dave

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  • Iotayodi
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    Let me ask this. If multiple smaller coils were energized each separately would that possibly give multiple stacked electric fields? I would think your ice experiments would tell this if the multiple coils were separated sufficiently.

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  • Savvypro
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    Originally posted by Dave45
    Iv been hauling compost, getting my garden ready to plant, I was thinking what if I ran a copper line about 12in off the ground and looped it back and forth across my garden fired it up with high voltage and turned the sprinkler on would it put nitrogen in the soil.
    dave
    I think it would be more than just nitrogen that would be put in the soil, with the sprinkler on. Lots of spark gaps should do the trick, but water flying everywhere could be dangerous.

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  • MonsieurM
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    please correct me if i am wrong....but would it be best to have (going from left to right ) CW-CCW / CW-CCW (kind of like yin yang )...just a thought

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  • blackchisel97
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    Dave, please take a look at this patent from 2004 - espacenet - Original document

    and further development from 2007 - espacenet - Original document

    Thanks
    V

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  • blackchisel97
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    Very interesting, Thanks for links

    V

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  • MonsieurM
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    Dave, have you thought about dipping the PMH in Water and then freezing it....it might give you visual cues to tune it to the appropriate measures like the experiment by: Felix EHRENHAFT where he had visual cues when he dissociated water

    Felix Ehrenhaft: Magnetic Current --- 9 articles



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  • Bob Smith
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    I wonder what a shorted coil under Lasersaber's super joule ringer would do,
    !!! Indeed. We do seem to be moving toward something useful in a number of different setups (with 'different similarities' - to quote Yogi Berra .
    Bob

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  • Bob Smith
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    Say we tap the electric field [of Leedskalnin PMH], what will happen, it will replenish itself because the magnetic field has not been broken, it will replenish itself without any input from us, it will draw in the aether, this is how we get energy without destroying the dipole.
    this is the road to free energy
    Dave,
    I understand what you're saying, and it makes sense to me.

    How does this square up with what Steven Marks said about the earth's magnetic field's interaction with the TPU?

    I am of the opinion that the TPU and the Leedskalnin PMH are basically operating from the same principle. That is, both are a kind of shorted iron coil which allows for the magnetic field/current to continuously circulate through as long as it is not broken.

    An interesting development has taken place in Tito's Energy Amplification thread over on the overunity forum. It now seems that his "kick" may be derived by pulsing a shorted bifilar coil - because of the bifi's own capacitance, it will kick back once pulsed. The kick is then picked up by a 3rd coil would together with the bifi (really, looking at a trifi, with 2 wires shorted together, and one picking up the kick), and this in turn is picked up by a heavier gauge secondary.

    The above scenario is taking place with copper windings on an iron core. Do you think it the capacitance of a bifi coil might help to harness the electricity from the PMH's mag current? (Maybe the magnet is where SM gets his pulse/kick). Might the extreme capacitance of a bifi Tesla pancake coil accomplish the same thing, but only better?
    FWIW
    Bob

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  • blackchisel97
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    Yes, MonsieurM
    Something else occurred to me: different type of Layden Jar to be utilized. Again, this is just a hype (what if, scenario). Making Layden Jars with melting Lucite in between two metal cups and being exposed to hv during melting and cooling process. They could be hooked up to the running Wimshurst (powered by a small motor) while being heated.

    @Dave It isn't difficult to make Wimshurst. Most important part are two acrylic discs, at least 10-12" dia. and about 1/8" th. Aluminum self adhesive tape, two skate wheels, brass knobs and brazing rod. I built one back in h.school and would love to make one again.

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    Vtech

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  • MonsieurM
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    Originally posted by blackchisel97 View Post
    Yes, but air coil can be also wound in certain ways to contain this flux within instead of spreading much around. Mobius would be just one example. Also, toroidal - Rodin or Starship tend to focus and shape this field in the center.
    BTW Dave, I was thinking about you idea with Wimshurst and extra coils pulsed from Leyden Jars. I bet we would get quite a spike from collapsing field...


    Vtech
    something like this: from an old experiment with water



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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by Dave45 View Post
    Air core produces just as much magnetic flux, it just spreads out, lamination's just concentrate magnetic field.
    Yes, but air coil can be also wound in certain ways to contain this flux within instead of spreading much around. Mobius would be just one example. Also, toroidal - Rodin or Starship tend to focus and shape this field in the center.
    BTW Dave, I was thinking about you idea with Wimshurst and extra coils pulsed from Leyden Jars. I bet we would get quite a spike from collapsing field...


    Vtech

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  • Dave45
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    Air core produces just as much magnetic flux, it just spreads out, lamination's just concentrate magnetic field.

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