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Author Topic: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission  (Read 36183 times)

NickZ

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #30 on: July 09, 2016, 09:33:53 PM »
  I am not mathematically inclined to explain it further. But, light diminishes at a square root of the distance from it's source.
Therefore, the Sun's light would never ever, reach us, as the distance is way to great. Heat radiated from the Sun is also not able to reach nor heat this planet. Therefore our Sun, is not the cause of lighting nor heating the Earth. But, without a light source, like the Sun, the light polarization effect would not happen on the Earth side facing that source. Dark side of the Earth is similar to the rest of space, cold and dark, unlike our molten Earth core. Which Earth's master Vortex is maintaining that way.
  Main thing to remember is, that once leaving this planet's atmosphere, there is no light and no heat in space. Even if going straight for the Sun. Verify it for yourself.
 
   The fact that you see lightning start from the clouds and then "travel" to the ground, does not mean that there is anything actually traveling from one point to the other. The polarization of light is not the same thing, as light "traveling". Light is not a particle, nor does it move, it polarizes towards a light source. Without anything moving or traveling.
  I'm not suggesting that you take my word for it, I'm suggesting that you really check into it. But, no by reading the same old books and information that is still taught today, which is meant to device us. And then repeating back it like a parrot.
   

allcanadian

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #31 on: July 10, 2016, 01:19:39 AM »
@NickZ
You know it took me a day to place the name as I first thought Schappeller but he's not this, then possibly Schauberger but then very few people if any really understand Schauberger because of the terminology. However I believe what you read was Walter Russell who has an absurd amount of quite obscure work published... good work. It is Russell your trying to parrot isn't it?.


AC

NickZ

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #32 on: July 10, 2016, 04:23:26 PM »
   allcanadian:
   Although I'm familiar with what Walter Russell has written, as well as Viktor Schauberger, and many others also. As I've spent the last 50 years studying about all this. But, NO my information does not come from them, even though both are well versed in the Vortex theory. 
   I will not disclose my sources. Just to see you try to bury their information, as well.
   Understand the message, that's what counts. You can believe it or not, that up to you.
   But, the "proof is in the pudding".

allcanadian

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #33 on: July 10, 2016, 05:46:02 PM »
@NickZ
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Although I'm familiar with what Walter Russell has written, as well as Viktor Schauberger, and many others also. As I've spent the last 50 years studying about all this. But, NO my information does not come from them, even though both are well versed in the Vortex theory.  [/size]I will not disclose my sources. Just to see you try to bury their information, as well.


I will have to think about that and it is an interesting concept. I think it does fall within the realm of mainstream science however from a different perspective on a deeper level. In the big picture we are left with the notion that Energy essentially transmits a condition to matter telling it how it should act thus interact with other things. In which case Energy is not unlike a signal which carries information and not simply tiny pieces of rock called particles smashing into one another as some would have us believe. How this information is carried from one place to another seems less important than deciphering it and replacing it with our own message. Water, Water everywhere and nothing to drink is where were at now but this will not always be the case, as we know.


AC

spg

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #34 on: July 10, 2016, 10:17:46 PM »
Hello everyone,

And now a little for those who want experimenting and thus acquire new knowledge, I made a new video:
Basic Tesla's Experiments (Part 5) - Impedance matching

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ7J04Tr80A

This video shows the influence of impedance on the absorption power of load.
For me, this is interesting theme because it is easily possible to make a mistake in estimating the power on the receiving device.
I am sure this video will be useful for many experimenters.

Thanks,
spg

allcanadian

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #35 on: July 11, 2016, 07:35:46 PM »
It is strange that the same people who tell us we cannot get "something from nothing" are also telling us that "something is nothing" and nothing will come of immersing people in huge EM fields. It would seem to me they are either incompetent or stupid, I haven't determined which yet.

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #36 on: July 22, 2016, 12:16:13 PM »
Hello everyone,

I'm interested in how to interpret the effects in this video? It seems to me that some details require more explanation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ7J04Tr80A

Thanks,
Spigel

spg

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #37 on: August 04, 2016, 11:47:46 AM »

Hello,

Here are some interesting new details about the Tesla coil and near field region. I have presented the polarization that occurs in the oscillating electric field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNEC2FHOjg8

Thanks,
Spiegel

spg

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #38 on: August 07, 2016, 11:04:05 PM »
Hello,

Here are some interesting new details about the Tesla coil and near field region. I have presented the polarization that occurs in the oscillating electric field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNEC2FHOjg8


I have changed some small details and made a new video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9yFrQ41Za0

Thanks,
Spigel

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #39 on: September 14, 2016, 11:29:52 PM »
My new video shows the standing wave at the Tesla coil and the impact of the connected capacity.
Basic Tesla's Experiments (Part 7) - Standing Wave, Node, Reflection

Thanks,
Spigel

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #40 on: September 16, 2016, 08:50:23 AM »
Hi Spigel,

Can you  post the schematic of the tesla generator?

Gianfranco

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framoro

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #42 on: September 18, 2016, 10:25:40 AM »
thank you

the_big_m_in_ok

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #43 on: September 19, 2016, 10:15:29 PM »
   As far as I've seen, each added coil, or bulb increases the load, as well as the consuption, or at least it will spread the same amount of the Exciter's output throughout the varying loads. In any case, the Slayer Exciter is not a self runner, nor free energy.  Nor has any other device that runs on just a simple Kacher/Exciter circuit been known to self run.
       Okay, NickZ, strictly speaking, that's true.   I have a personal friend who has a lot more freedom to experiment on electronics/free energy, than I do.   She indicates that your assertion is correct.   Load increases on the input side with each added output section going to a  particular work/storage function.
        However, if one or more toroidal transformers is placed between the power take-up means and the functional load, the power required for the load would drop, compared to what was realized originally.   Moreover, using spark gap(s), especially in series, allows greater power than even that to be utilized.   Up to unity or greater.   WHY?   Gases in the atmosphere are ionized and the extra electrons are then available for use by the load, especially in a battery.   The ions, thus created, can be attracted to the opposite pole of the spark gap and can be conducted oppositely to the opposite side of a battery.   Where they recombine as atmospheric gases, again.
       My friend tells me there's enough leftover power to made the whole scenario feasible.   At or above unity, according to her.

Now, then, NickZ:
       Do you agree with my presented theoretical scenario?   Do you think this is feasible?
Anyone amongst the Members of Overunity.com can weigh in on this, if they like.



   Except for this one:
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrvAvp_dmlU

       Do you speak Russian, NickZ?   My Mom had very distant East European ancestors, and a few were Russian.   However, I don't speak the language, and furthermore, there was no wiring schematic to accompany the video.   It looked like a typical Kapanadze setup to me.   Kapanadze generators generally comprise a spark gap inside the circuitry, as an overall rule.   That could be the overriding 'overunity' factor, IMHO.   That's what I've seen in Kapanadze schematics, anyway.
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   We are looking for free energy, not just economical energy that needs a man made input source.
       Using a spark gap, for the reasons I stated above, might be the best bet to achieve overunity, IMO.
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   Still, an Exciter circuit running off of a small and cheap solar panel/battery set up can provide some use-able light. Almost for free.
       Solar power is available for the mere cost of hardware.   I might say that's almost free, yes.

--Lee

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Re: 100W Wireless and Single-Wire Power Transmission
« Reply #44 on: September 24, 2016, 12:32:38 PM »
Hi the_big_m_in_ok, hi NickZ,

Regarding single-wire and wireless transfer of energy I gave explanations and appropriate schemes. Everyone is able to make a replica:
http://www.spigellab.com/2016/05/27/100w-wireless-and-single-wire-power-transmission-with-high-power-double-slayer-exciter/
http://www.spigellab.com/2016/05/27/basic-teslas-experiments-part-1-100w-wireless-transmission-without-ground-connection/

With that I hope will be achieved improvement of such devices and reduce the need for today's very expensive energy transfer.

I'm interested in whether there is a possibility that your theory in some way improve the performance of my device?

Thanks,
spg