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  • Dave45
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    Some designs I have been thinking about Dave45_bucket's Library | Photobucket
    Right now Im studying the magnetron and radar tech, very interesting
    The way the resonant cavity is made reminds me of the Hubbard coils, it also reminds me of cymatics.

    Frequencies Sound + Vibration = Secret Geometry - YouTube

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  • Alexg800
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    Hello Dave,
    Meanwhile I tried another BiTT with my Royer generator. This Bitt has 2 ferrite toroidals with permeability 10000 & 2000. The toroidals are overlaped, not connected side by side as in the previous BiTT. I apply the drawing. The result is the same one - there is no OU...
    Sadly. Theoretically it must work, do not understand where my mistake is.
    Regards,
    Alex
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  • Dave45
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    Originally posted by Alexg800 View Post
    Hello Dave,
    Thanks for the scheme you sent. I do not understand exactly how it works and where the output of energy is. Does it use the energy of the magnet?
    The magnet should stop the bemf by resisting change in the magnetic field, carrying energy on into the capacitors, I havent built this yet still studying, but it should work, Im not asking anyone to build it, just putting some idea's out there.

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  • Alexg800
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    Hello Dave,
    Thanks for the scheme you sent. I do not understand exactly how it works and where the output of energy is. Does it use the energy of the magnet?

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  • Dave45
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    If you want to play with the Royer circuit try this, the coils need wrapped on iron or ferrite.
    Last edited by Dave45; 01-20-2013, 05:13 PM.

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  • Alexg800
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    Hello QV & Dave,

    Thanks a lot for the information.
    Any information are welcome....
    Alex

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  • qvision
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    Alex, this should be of some help :

    Directory:Transverter:Ferroresonant transformer - PESWiki


    All the best,

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  • Dave45
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    Hey Alex
    My circuit probably will not work, Im throwing an idea around in my head I have been playing around with for awhile.
    I have been playing with the zvs and your circuit is a version I found interesting.
    MrClean in the Don Smith thread played with the bitoroid, if you go back a few pages you will find his work on the subject, I would encourage you to look at his work.

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  • Alexg800
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    Originally posted by Dave45 View Post
    Try everything you can think of, you may find the answer
    Hope you dont mind I played with your circuit a little, your primary's should be on the center leg
    I have no idea if this will work or not, not sure if two batteries can even be used this way,
    Hallo Dave45,
    Thanks for your response, so as I do not have anybody to discuss of the subject. I could try to experiment your proposal, but have questions. Do you mean that transistors (and coils L1 & L2) are working simultaneously or like in a traditional Royer generator ? Why 2 separate batteries are using, what is the target?
    By the way, in the Mr. Thane Heins's patent I did not find any mentioning on any special coil wiring...
    Regards,
    Alex

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  • Dave45
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    Try everything you can think of, you may find the answer
    Hope you dont mind I played with your circuit a little, your primary's should be on the center leg
    I have no idea if this will work or not, not sure if two batteries can even be used this way,
    Last edited by Dave45; 01-18-2013, 03:36 PM.

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  • qvision
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    Check the youtube videos of the other experimenters posting in this channel.


    Cheers,

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  • qvision
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    Hi Alex,

    I haven't replicated or read in-depth about the BITT so i do no know, sorry


    All the best,

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  • Alexg800
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    Originally posted by qvision View Post
    Hi Alex. This book has informatin on the BITT as well as other stuff :

    Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices - eBook Download

    And if you go to the front page of that website :



    There are many other useful downloads about energy in general.

    Also, search youtube for thane heins bitt.

    And maybe talk to Woopyjump (Laurent) :




    All the best,
    Hi QV,

    Thanks a lot for the references. I shall follow them.
    One question I ' d like to ask you. I use a square - wave voltage, applied to the Primary (Royer generator). As I understand BITT is functioning with a sine shape voltage. What is your mind concerning square - wave voltage which was used? Is it possible or a sine - wave voltage only?
    Regards,
    Alex

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  • qvision
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    Hi Alex. This book has informatin on the BITT as well as other stuff :

    Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices - eBook Download

    And if you go to the front page of that website :



    There are many other useful downloads about energy in general.

    Also, search youtube for thane heins bitt.

    And maybe talk to Woopyjump (Laurent) :




    All the best,

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  • Alexg800
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    Originally posted by qvision View Post
    Without reading your PDF, i would say your mistake is in not following the exact method of the inventor who made the device you admire.

    If you want to replicate something, you should follow the design as closely as possible.

    All the best,
    Hello Qvision,

    Thanks a lot for your fast response. Probably you are quite right that I "not following the exact method of the inventor ". The problem is that I have read some articles devoted the invention, they did not include any special data, practical recommendations...
    Could you please, point out or send the practical information which helps for replication?
    Very best regards,
    Alex

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