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MotovilovDN

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #15 on: July 09, 2011, 01:33:26 PM »
Frankly, you have a unity based perspective...
The Oneness that I know.  Indeed, We are One...
We are all basically just bits of Gaia, like skin cells...
Goodwill to All, for All is One.  It is a true spirit based
perspective that the Dogma oriented philosophies do not
understand.  We must listen to our Mother, Gaia, and
bend to her will if we are to solve the problems that
plague us.  Contemporary solutions have run their course,
and it is time for new solutions that are really very, very
old solutions.  Energy is unlimited, everyone deserves their
equal share...
Very correct words!

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #16 on: July 09, 2011, 01:44:59 PM »
Very correct words!
LOL! Awesomes!

The Universe exists in the Mind of the All, All is Mind...

Goodwill to All, for All is One!

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #17 on: July 09, 2011, 04:07:08 PM »
I believe that when electrons are pumped into a wire it excites the surrounding either, I think eddy currents are is the either.
If you take a perforated water hose put it in a pond and run water through it, it should pull in water from the pond.
I think the magnetic field-flux is subelectron - that when the field is energized and put in motion it travels in opposing directions, when the field is released the north and south particle join creating the electron-electricity.

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #18 on: July 09, 2011, 05:34:13 PM »
I believe the way to free energy is by tapping the field but not the circuit used to create that field, as in an LC circuit.
We have to tap the field moving through the core of a solenoid or toroid, we pulse the inductor to get energy, the lc circuit has its own oscillation, the way to do this is through crystal structure.
Maybe combining the inductor and capacitor in a vacuum, just as the only model we have the earth.
Everything we've ever done was done through the study of creation.
Look to the thunderstorm

Dave45

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #19 on: July 09, 2011, 05:49:58 PM »
we can build circuits that can build huge amounts of potential-volts but very little amperage and amperage is what we need, its like we are only building half the generator we need a conduit for the amperage.
Watch this vid especially the last part.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcCLIwlbhLc

If this crystal structure were in the core of and inductor we could tap all the energy we need.

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #20 on: July 09, 2011, 05:51:44 PM »
Frankly
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A worthwhile pursuit?

Yes indeed !
Mr. you have put enough thought to paper to make my head explode!!

Just amazing!! Just oozing all manner of tidbits !I personally need to read over your posts A Lot More................. 

You asked if anyone has the ability to Experiment?
What equipment do you feel would be necessary?,and where will we start?

We are all connected ,lets connect some Dots,Perhaps then we will see the bigger picture.............

Chet

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #21 on: July 09, 2011, 06:04:21 PM »
frankly, Thank you for starting this thread as I thought there would be a fair amount of interest.  On the way out right now and haven't read anything yet here but I'll jump in later with great interest! 

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #22 on: July 09, 2011, 06:24:36 PM »
OKay still got a few minutes and have read a little.  Comment regarding Watt meters - William Lyne in one of his books (Free Energy surprise ? ) mentions using 2 watt meters wired up in some way that resulted in reducing energy use to some apartments.   These were in addition to the existing one from the electric company.  Maybe this is related to what frankly mentioned regarding eddy currents.   

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #23 on: July 09, 2011, 06:45:03 PM »
http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/74722/Antimatter_Spacecraft_Propulsion_the_Future_is_Now/

We know that a spark gap has some unusual properties is this the same thing that happens with a spark gap and can we put the gap inside a inductor without a core will the magnetic field of that inductor pickup the positrons emitted by the gap.
Vetty vetty interesting hmmmmmmmmmm

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #24 on: July 09, 2011, 07:13:10 PM »
bifilar with crystal core

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #25 on: July 09, 2011, 07:51:46 PM »
Hi there Z monkey. Useful observations you make, regarding loss in a system. However, WHAT MAKES A WATT METER TURN? Eddy currents.

So, what are these "connected to" to provide the lever to turn the disk?

How can this be done with certainty, anytime of the day or night, anywhere in the world?
The coils is oriented in such a way that it provides a linear acceleration on
the disk that is proportional to the magnetic flux.  Non-ferrous metals like
aluminum and copper are resistive to magnetic flux.  If you put the center
of the coil on the edge of the aluminum disk then it can only spin one way.
Well, that is assuming the current is rectified, or the disk is omnidirectional
with a ratchet mechanism.  Yes, those are eddy currents due to the flux
resistive nature of aluminum, and the magnetic flux generated by a coil.

That "god particle" you are talking about I call aether particles, and they
are what is magnetic flux.  The most basic stuff that can be.  Literally
the canvas upon which the universe is painted...

So, although in some instances, eddy currents are wasteful, it is only by convention. When they appear in a coil, they generate energy.

In rare circumstances a coil, by itself, will go overunity.  This is due to external
energy sources.  Usually coils and transformers are exceedingly lossy.  A coil
can be stimulated by external sources to produce current, but it is limited by its
physics.  An example would be an alternator, where spinning magnet induces
current in the coil.  This could also be a number of things such as an ionized
cloud, or a lightning bolt, or fluctuating planetary magnetic fields.  Everything
is relative to the point of observation.  Inductors, by themselves, do not create
current, but when acted upon by external forces can produce substantial current.
Enough current to supply nations, or worlds...

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #26 on: July 09, 2011, 08:33:12 PM »
Ferroelectric

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #27 on: July 09, 2011, 11:36:18 PM »
Frankly
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What Tesla realized was that we can, much like impressing one phase of energy over another, we can impress upon this sphere, a higher order harmonic, and then, all the power of that lower order harmonic, that "pressure of the sphere", is ours to utilize, for the device we connect to it with is tuned ABOVE the ground phase of the planet, to that weaker, higher order harmonic lying on top of the planet's natural frequency....

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That sounds nice. {very nice]
Have you done this??

Thanks
Chet

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #28 on: July 10, 2011, 02:47:30 AM »
Frankly
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What Tesla realized was that we can, much like impressing one phase of energy over another, we can impress upon this sphere, a higher order harmonic, and then, all the power of that lower order harmonic, that "pressure of the sphere", is ours to utilize, for the device we connect to it with is tuned ABOVE the ground phase of the planet, to that weaker, higher order harmonic lying on top of the planet's natural frequency....

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That sounds nice. {very nice]
Have you done this??

Thanks
Chet

Hi Chet. No, not yet, but I am getting closer to a picture of what is needed to do this in my mind, and that is most of the battle....apart from the building that is!! Of course, with HAARP in the way, there would be no way to do it globaly, however, inside a faraday cage, the proof should be able to be done.

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Re: Eddy currents and their implications
« Reply #29 on: July 10, 2011, 02:51:20 AM »
we can build circuits that can build huge amounts of potential-volts but very little amperage and amperage is what we need, its like we are only building half the generator we need a conduit for the amperage.
Watch this vid especially the last part.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcCLIwlbhLc

If this crystal structure were in the core of and inductor we could tap all the energy we need.

Hi Dave. I like the way you are thinking, all that is needed now is to connect the dots. What IS amperage? How is it formed, can it have inertia?