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  • Dave45
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    The forums back
    anyone know what happened
    dave

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  • MonsieurM
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    Originally posted by blackchisel97 View Post
    Take a look at this - Site Builder

    It is just me or there is a resemblance?

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    Vtech
    He knew about the first Principle: Principle of Mentalism ....Universe is all wave ( source field as David Wilcock puts it )

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by Dave45 View Post
    MM took this snapshot from one of SirZerp's vids thought you may find it interesting, check out his channel, this guy is doing some awesome work.

    dave
    Take a look at this - Site Builder

    It is just me or there is a resemblance?

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by Dave45
    Hey blackchisel hope you dont mind if I borrowed your pic. Not at all Dave



    This is whats happening when the magnet passes the coil, the magnetic field of the magnet is expanded through the core of the coil, the electric field follows the magnetic field and is captured by the coil windings.
    Its the electric field of the magnet that transfer's energy from the magnet to the coil windings.
    dave
    Yes, in this case we have both coils compressing and expanding. They're getting energized at the same time and collapsing. Like a two pulsing bodies or a pump. So we have one neutral line - center line between magnet poles and two separate neutral areas within each coil, since the represent a magnet when energized. It reminds me a bit of a

    @bbem Thanks for link

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  • boguslaw
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    Originally posted by bbem View Post
    @blackchisel97
    Sorry for my ignorance jumping in without reading the thread.
    Your pictures remind me of these video's ( and specific the PMHSecretSchematic.wmv) though.

    TalkingToLeedskalnin's Channel - YouTube

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    Bert
    Yes,of course! Build it ! This is missing part from Daniel McFarland Cook very old patent.

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  • bbem
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    @blackchisel97
    Sorry for my ignorance jumping in without reading the thread.
    Your pictures remind me of these video's ( and specific the PMHSecretSchematic.wmv) though.

    TalkingToLeedskalnin's Channel - YouTube

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    Bert

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by Dave45
    Ed came up with the shorted coil or coils in his pmh, this is the key

    If we look at a normal transformer it works the same way just no shorted coil,
    the newer transformers have a conversion rate up to 98 percent but no ou, we have to have a source to draw from that sustains itself without any imput, the shorted coil fills the bill, we do not break the dipole but drain from the electric field it creates.
    dave
    Very nice portfolio. I may have some questions regarding your experiments and ice, but later. I don't want to hijack this thread which is heading in right direction (imo). I have some limitations at the moment (similar to one of yours ) but I'm not concerned about personal safety aspect and will not hesitate to disclose any successful device (if I ever manage to build one ).

    This is bugging my mind since I saw it - [IMG][/IMG]

    Wimhurst, Layden jars (with something extra added) and two PMH oscillators

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    Vtech

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by Dave45
    I believe the pmh has a standing electric field, in other words the magnetic field is circulating through the iron and anywhere there is a magnetic field there has to be an electric field as well

    This field can be drawn from and will sustain itself without input from us as long as the magnetic field is not broken.

    This is where the energy comes from when the magnetic field is broken the electric field crashes into the coil windings and will light a bulb, there are several vids that show this effect.
    dave
    I second that Can we use resonance effect and tap some of electrical (certain load) without killing magnetic field

    Vtech

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  • blackchisel97
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    http://www.coralcastlecode.com/siteb...DePew2006a.mpg

    Now, if we could think of PMH interacting the same way. It reminds me of a Swiss clock mechanism

    Vtech

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  • blackchisel97
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    Originally posted by MonsieurM View Post
    From my understanding (quite limited ) of the PMH is also the fact that what most people tend to forget (and mostly focus on the magnetic part of it)....is that it is also an Antenna....the same as a Tuning fork placed next to a musical instrument ...except in this case that instrument is "the cosmic" instrument (lack of better word )

    remember we live in a fractal Universe...to tap into it you need a "Fractal Tuning Fork"
    I believe you're absolutely correct Monsieur M . Beside, what really is "magnetic part"? Isn't that internal structure being aligned to receive and sustain the flow within and beyond?

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  • MonsieurM
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    From my understanding (quite limited ) of the PMH is also the fact that what most people tend to forget (and mostly focus on the magnetic part of it)....is that it is also an Antenna....the same as a Tuning fork placed next to a musical instrument ...except in this case that instrument is "the cosmic" instrument (lack of better word )

    remember we live in a fractal Universe...to tap into it you need a "Fractal Tuning Fork"

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  • blackchisel97
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    What I have in mind is the phenomenon (lack of better word) which can be observed within PMH and my analogy to the tuning fork. What they have in common beside the shape? Tuning forks are designed by choosing right material, exact proportions - diameter, length of prongs and curvature. When we strike the fork it will start to vibrate on certain freq. - one of the prime (most popular -A) However, these vibe's are not self sustained. Obtained wave represents pure sine.
    Now, what we know so far about PMH? We know that can suspend itself (support its own weight) indefinitely once initiated. We know that this is not due to the core being "magnetized". What appears to me is that once initiated, we could remove both coils (theoretically) and it will not affect the process. So, coils are merely "striking hammer" used to initiate a flow within. Once started, the process is self sustained and there is no need to strike again. The way I imagine this process is that magnet flow (using Ed's wording) splits into male and female. One flow runs from coil towards keeper and second runs through the core (in spiral motion) around the curve and towards keeper. That's where they meet again. One becomes two and joins as one. So what we have is continuous streams running in opposite direction in opposing circular motion. Just like two coils in Dave diagram. What I believe is that sticking to certain prime frequency maybe more important than just any. Holder will still work just as SSG will turn the wheel, even not tuned properly. Thus, right material, proportions (left by Ed) as well as N-S orientation of such device.
    If what I said is true, we have perpetual "ringing bell". What we need is to tap into this and magnify. I believe that Earth currents and large iron mass above Ed's generator were in play, as well as wheel geometry and magnet orientation (polarity) around circumference as well as in each stack.
    I apologize for lengthy post and getting off the main course but I have many strange thoughts lately and wish to share. Maybe there is something there? Otherwise, just tell me to shut up.

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    Last edited by blackchisel97; 02-04-2012, 04:38 PM. Reason: typo,grammar etc.

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  • Iotayodi
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    For what its worth.




    Which might mean the electrical field flows over the pmh with this orientation.

    Last edited by Iotayodi; 02-04-2012, 04:04 PM.

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  • blackchisel97
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    Finally I had the chance to read through this thread. WOW! I probably need to read again and try to absorb as much as possible since I always miss something important during first reading. What I saw (in my head) was this:
    [IMG][/IMG]
    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._resonator.jpg

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    Vtech

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  • Dave45
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    updated

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