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  • Patrick Kelly
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    Cold Electricity

    Originally posted by Ufopolitics View Post
    Hello Dear Patrick!

    First I wanted to thank you for the great work you have done (in general) for all the Free Energy Inventors out there!!,
    Second to thank you on the excellent work you have done on my Research and Development.

    Now, the playing with the Duty Cycle should also be worked out simultaneously with the Frequency, as also should be ideal to be able to raise just the peak voltage output as we lower the duty, however in order to do that the Low Voltage signal, should be isolated from the Fet's Chanel Voltage...

    There is exactly a range at very low frequency oscillations where you should get the lamp to go into a very bright white pulsating light, spectrum of purple, green...and white...after that by increasing the frequency and duty starts a process where the light starts going down to normal flickering till you get the high output at increased duty, light goes very bright again...but NOT the same spectrum as before though, as some "yellowish light" shows up...Right there it is NOT a pure Cold Electricity, but a "Mix" of both currents...I have recommended to use second diodes (after ultra-fast ones going to output) based on the small glass 1N4148, to do a better filtering, however, the disadvantage is your DVM's will go "blind" at output...

    I still have to come back here and "finish up" this Chapter Disclosure...where I will bring the different Secondaries set up, as also another simple connection to "Enhance" this effect...but I have been very busy with my other Machines thread, however have to do here before I proceed there...

    Thanks for posting here my friend, it is an honor to have you around Us!

    Warm regards


    Ufopolitics

    Hi 'UFOpolitics',

    Thank you for your kind words and a very big thank you for sharing your knowledge freely with everyone. I am using 1N4148 diodes following the fast and powerful FR607 diodes, but I think I am getting it wrong as the tube doesn't really flash but strikes with a soft yellow glow. CFLs are not common around this neck of the woods, so the tube is a type which has three long U-shaped sections. Another thing is that frequency does not seem to have the slightest effect on the operation other than the light gets choked off eventually if the frequency is raised too much (not obvious at all why that should be). I have been driving the FET with a commercial signal generator on a separate power supply, but I will build a 555 version and do much more testing when I get the opportunity, but like you, I am buried under a sizeable load of other urgent work

    Congratulations too on the amount of member participation which you have generated on your Asymmetric Motors forum - very impressive,


    Patrick

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  • Ufopolitics
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    Hello Dear Patrick!

    Originally posted by Patrick Kelly View Post
    Hi Ian,

    Thank you for your video, it cleared something which bothered me a lot. My setup is running on 24V with just one IRF740 FET and four parallel strands of 22 swg enamelled copper wire wound side by side, over a double layer of 20 swg wire on a 2.5 inch long 2 inch diameter spool. Increasing the Duty Cycle does what your system does and at quite low settings the light output gets to a scary level, giving marked after-images if you look at it.

    What bothered me was that increasing the Duty Cycle increases the power output, while my understanding of the theory was that as the cold electricity component is supposed to be fed in the OFF periods, so raising the Duty Cycle should lower the output power and not increase it, but I see that you are getting the same effect as me.

    My inner coil half-wave rectified into a capacitor is giving me 116V which I have not yet load tested. Have you tested an inner coil? It would be nice to get this setup self-powered which I believe should be possible.

    Patrick
    Hello Dear Patrick!

    First I wanted to thank you for the great work you have done (in general) for all the Free Energy Inventors out there!!,
    Second to thank you on the excellent work you have done on my Research and Development.

    Now, the playing with the Duty Cycle should also be worked out simultaneously with the Frequency, as also should be ideal to be able to raise just the peak voltage output as we lower the duty, however in order to do that the Low Voltage signal, should be isolated from the Fet's Chanel Voltage...

    There is exactly a range at very low frequency oscillations where you should get the lamp to go into a very bright white pulsating light, spectrum of purple, green...and white...after that by increasing the frequency and duty starts a process where the light starts going down to normal flickering till you get the high output at increased duty, light goes very bright again...but NOT the same spectrum as before though, as some "yellowish light" shows up...Right there it is NOT a pure Cold Electricity, but a "Mix" of both currents...I have recommended to use second diodes (after ultra-fast ones going to output) based on the small glass 1N4148, to do a better filtering, however, the disadvantage is your DVM's will go "blind" at output...

    I still have to come back here and "finish up" this Chapter Disclosure...where I will bring the different Secondaries set up, as also another simple connection to "Enhance" this effect...but I have been very busy with my other Machines thread, however have to do here before I proceed there...

    Thanks for posting here my friend, it is an honor to have you around Us!

    Warm regards


    Ufopolitics
    Last edited by Ufopolitics; 08-21-2012, 04:44 PM.

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  • john_g
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    Originally posted by ampsvolts View Post
    Maybe it is me ... Either that or my computer is playing games ... maybe my age is catching up..

    Anyone else not able to see all Turion's posts in this thread

    AV
    Hi

    Are you on the correct thread? - I confused this one with the electrodynamic machine tread the other day - maybe age as well!

    Regards


    John

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  • ampsvolts
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    Turion's posts gone

    Maybe it is me ... Either that or my computer is playing games ... maybe my age is catching up..

    Anyone else not able to see all Turion's posts in this thread

    AV

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  • Lightworker1
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    Hello Larry I remembered couple months back listening to People's Pharmacy Radio Prog about Dr. William Coley who was an American bone surgeon and cancer researcher, pioneer of cancer immuno-therapy. I felt I had to tell you. Dr Coley developed a treatment based on provoking an immune response to bacteria by inducing controlled fever under medical supervision. From the program interview, it appears this method is very successful in dealing with even very aggressive cancers which chemo+radiation is unable to deal with. Only recently in America this method has been allowed as alternative treatment on compassionate grounds by normal channels. In Europe it available. Here is the link for further info:

    751 Coley's Toxin, Cancer and Immunology Archive - The People's Pharmacy®

    You can also listen to the prog. There are audio podcasts. I personally think cancers are caused by bacteria etc rather than the medical science of the main stream unable to really cure it. I hope you and rest of the thread will forgive me for taking time but I had strong feeling this one method must brought be brought to the attention all. Best Regards

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  • woopy
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    Hi John

    here is the 555 circuit i have found on the net.

    The output (3) of the timer goes through a 470 ohm resistor to the gate of a IRFP460 mosfet.

    I have connected a 47 kohm between gate and source to better manage the fet shuting as per UFO shematic
    than i connected a diode (1n 5408 ) between source and drain.
    Ouups i just see that the 36 volt battery polarity is inverted in my shematic in the video

    Finally the timer stage is independantly powered by a 9 volt battery.

    Than you can test a lot of different coils at different dutycycle and frequency

    as you can tune P1 P2 and C1

    Hope this helps

    Laurent
    Attached Files
    Last edited by woopy; 08-20-2012, 11:30 AM. Reason: Shematic check modif

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  • Vincevl
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    A lot to learn!

    Hey UFO,

    I've enjoyed your asymmetric electrodynamic machine thread so much I thought I would join on this thread too. It's very interesting!! Your willingness to disclose your knowledge so freely is really great!! Thanks!

    I've been teaching myself electronics this past year so this will be great test. Hopefully I won't bother you too much with stupid questions.

    I'm only on page 14 of reading this thread so I've got a lot to learn before building a circuit.

    Cheers,
    Vince

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  • john_g
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    Nice Video - which Circuit?

    Originally posted by woopy View Post
    Hi all

    i am very happy to replicate this fantastic experiment

    good luck at all

    laurent

    cold electricity testing replication 1 - YouTube
    Hi Laurent

    Nice video, can you confirm which circuit diagram you were using to drive the CFLs?

    Regards

    John

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  • Lightworker1
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    Originally posted by larryross View Post
    Hello UFO
    Thanks TBO I was just going over the Beck site.

    Looks like I have hijacked your thread... I really didn't intend to. I am very sorry. Should get back to the device and go forward.

    Regards
    Larry
    Hello Larry please consider watching dr Naram's Cancer Cure Parts 1,2,.. Some people found useful. Wish you good luck. He presents in both English and Hindi

    Cancer Cure Part 1 - YouTube

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  • sputnik
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    PWM build documentation

    UFO expressed an interest in having someone detail their build of the PWM. Since I am just now building mine it was easy enough for me to do just that.
    I've only made the oscillator so far and it works great. I will add another similar post when I decide what I'm going to do with the drivers/MOSFETS, I'll be using the 555 drivers.
    This build is based upon John Stone's V2 schematic. I believe we also owe MadScientist a thank you for finding this nifty circuit in the 1st place.
    Instead of the two LM393 dual opamps that John Stone drew in the schematic I used a single LM339 quad opamp. This works just fine, is probably a bit cheaper and smaller but the pinout is different. This can cause nightmares (first hand knowledge!), so I suggest if you use this information to print out John's schematic, cross out the pin numbers on the U1 and U2 IC's and update them according to this:

    EDIT: It seems opportunity for error, this step, I wanted to post a modified version of John Stone's schematic, but he is on vacation and I certainly don't want to do it without his permission. So instead I redrew the schematic and have posted it. Just download that and forget this step. It is very high resolution, doesn't appear well on the Picasa site, but if you download it it will work fine for you. Additionally it has DC voltages marked from a working model.

    U1 pin - new LM339 pin
    3 - 5
    2 - 4
    1 - 2
    5 - 7
    6 - 6
    7 - 1

    U2 pin - new LM339 pin
    3 - 9
    2 - 8
    1 - 14
    5 - 11
    6 - 10
    7 - 13
    Additionally, whereas the LM393's each had power supply connections on pins 4 & 8, you now have only one set of connections on pins 3 (positive) and 12 (ground).
    In the photos you will find a "bug ugly" layout that I used for my working model. The layout is almost as ugly as the build, I'm trying to ween myself off of Photoshop to GIMP. Anyhow it does clearly show how to assemble the oscillator as quickly and as painlessly as possible (I hope!).
    Sorry, I can't figure out the photo upload thing, but here are the links to the photos in a Picasa album.
    Modified schematic
    Layout
    Component side of board
    Solder side of board
    Switch detail
    Frequency pot detail
    Duty cycle pot detail
    Actual output
    More actual output

    Good luck to all future builders!
    Last edited by sputnik; 08-20-2012, 06:43 PM. Reason: add updated schematic

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  • machinealive
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    oscillator build

    Hey ufo and everyone,

    I finally got a chance to download the video of the oscillator build. Mostly, I just wanted to show people with very little skills, what the scope looks like at the different build stages. Its all in one of John Stones post, his driver circuit is there also in another post. One thing, you won't get a reading at output of driver until the fet and load are connected. Remember to tie all grounds together (coil,oscillator, driver).

    I've got 4 completed, but something is telling me I need 10.

    Ufo, this is a tremendous amount of info for someone like myself, I hope you do not lose patience with me/us.

    Here is the link (photobucket is way too slow uploading, wasted hours, I had to open a yt account):

    oscillator build - YouTube

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  • iankoglin
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    Catching the Radiant energy

    Originally posted by Patrick Kelly View Post
    Hi Ian,

    Thank you for your video, it cleared something which bothered me a lot. My setup is running on 24V with just one IRF740 FET and four parallel strands of 22 swg enamelled copper wire wound side by side, over a double layer of 20 swg wire on a 2.5 inch long 2 inch diameter spool. Increasing the Duty Cycle does what your system does and at quite low settings the light output gets to a scary level, giving marked after-images if you look at it.

    What bothered me was that increasing the Duty Cycle increases the power output, while my understanding of the theory was that as the cold electricity component is supposed to be fed in the OFF periods, so raising the Duty Cycle should lower the output power and not increase it, but I see that you are getting the same effect as me.

    My inner coil half-wave rectified into a capacitor is giving me 116V which I have not yet load tested. Have you tested an inner coil? It would be nice to get this setup self-powered which I believe should be possible.

    Patrick
    G'Day Patrick
    As I understand it the Radiant energy is produced at the instant that the current is switch on and when the current is switch off for a nano second she continues before she dissapates and this is where we capture her.
    If the switching of the current is fast say 500 hrtz then She appears to be continual and therefore is usable She is a very versatile as whatever energy is required she can supply it,

    Kindest Regards



    Kogs @ work

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  • Lightworker1
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    Originally posted by woopy View Post
    Hi all

    i am very happy to replicate this fantastic experiment

    good luck at all

    laurent

    cold electricity testing replication 1 - YouTube
    Great Experiment.
    Thanks and Regards

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  • iankoglin
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    Kogs Happy Motor

    Originally posted by iankoglin View Post
    G'Day UFO
    Thanks for the I have had that motor and its smaller brother for some years.

    For others that have not seen this motor working its here
    UFO's Circuit Running a MY1018 - YouTube

    As I mentioned before I was hoping to have a Windscreen motor modified by one of my friends so I could wind it assemetrically he has several motors but they are all so different it is difficult for him to put together just the one.
    He said he will have one soon

    I am looking forward to making /modifying one so I can Fit on my Bicycle as my wife said I spend too much time in front of my computer and she says I need some exercise
    Thanks again UFO for staying here to show us
    Kindest regards to You All
    G'Day UFO

    Just a bit Extra not shown on the video


    I also tried driving the modified RS motor or rather ran it with the large Mosfet driver I used in the videos of course it ran with much less power than the MY1018 I did notice that it was not sparking on the commutator until I was pushing it a bit harder then the sparks came and I decided not to push it any further as I am sure it would distroy it
    When I ran the RS motor with a straight connection with the 12v battery it did not spark or just a bit as the commutator I am sure is not worn in yet.

    Regards


    Still working at it

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  • Patrick Kelly
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    Great video!

    Originally posted by iankoglin View Post
    G'Day UFO and All
    I finally was able to up load to YouTube It took 3 hours to upload this video

    Kogs UFO Happy Motor Circuit - YouTube

    I am trying to upload another one Driving my standard My1018 motor

    Thanks to you UFO especially for your thread and all YOU others helping me

    Kindest Regards


    Getting there
    Hi Ian,

    Thank you for your video, it cleared something which bothered me a lot. My setup is running on 24V with just one IRF740 FET and four parallel strands of 22 swg enamelled copper wire wound side by side, over a double layer of 20 swg wire on a 2.5 inch long 2 inch diameter spool. Increasing the Duty Cycle does what your system does and at quite low settings the light output gets to a scary level, giving marked after-images if you look at it.

    What bothered me was that increasing the Duty Cycle increases the power output, while my understanding of the theory was that as the cold electricity component is supposed to be fed in the OFF periods, so raising the Duty Cycle should lower the output power and not increase it, but I see that you are getting the same effect as me.

    My inner coil half-wave rectified into a capacitor is giving me 116V which I have not yet load tested. Have you tested an inner coil? It would be nice to get this setup self-powered which I believe should be possible.

    Patrick

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