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FatBird

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AETHER VORTEX TPU
« on: March 25, 2008, 12:21:53 PM »
SPARKS posted a Aether Votex Unit in another thread.  I did a search & found a site where they claimed working units:

http://dallastexas.net/PinkyAndTheBrain/archive/

The following is a SAMPLE EXCERPT of 1 of the posts from that URL SITE above.  Does anyone know anything about this?

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Here is a summary of the specs of my very crude duplication of Clifford Hazelton's free energy device.  Two aluminum plate 6 inches in diameter and 4.25 inches apart.  Alu plates are horizontal, flat.  The plates are fed with a high voltage coil which puts out about 25 to 30  KV at one watt of power. That is very low power. It takes 15 minutes to charge a 25 KV capacitor bank that can be hooked to the supply.

For this experiment the capacitor bank was not connected. The HV supply has, as part of its construction, a HV fullwave diode bridge recitifier. The output from the bridge is connected directly to the Alu plates using jumper cords from Radio Shak. The HV supply was connected directly from the output of the bridge off the supply to the two plates. Luck would have it that I connected the right terminals to the top and bottom disk.

At this time I don't know whether top was + or minus.  The torroid coil. I made it by taking a piece of 1/2 inch tubing, putting a dowell into it to make it rigid, and wrapped (very sloppy) a bunch of turns. I figure if it would work, sloppy was ok. I pulled the dowell out.  Stuck a 2 inch piece of dowell into one end of the tube/coil and connected the other end into the other end of the coil. Voilla, a crude torroidal coil. Probably 75 turns of #28 wire on coil.  The finished coil is similar to one of those SLINKY coil toys.

I put the coil into the aluminum disk sandwich on the bottom as that seemed to be where the wide end of the vortex would be from Cliff's discussion and the rolling ball experiment. Then connected a 1000 ohm resistor to each lead of the torroid coil using more jumpers. Hooked a voltmeter across the resistor with two more jumper to measure voltage. Actually tried two different loads, 1000 ohms and 165 ohms. Getting about 35 to 55 volts on the 1000 ohm and 70-109 volts on the 165 ohm.

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #1 on: March 25, 2008, 12:32:12 PM »
Floyd Sweet just had a rotating Aether Vortex spinning between the 2 flat magnets.  Edwin Gray had it spinning inside his special tube.  Hubbard had it spinning inside his circumference of pulsing electromagnets.  The TESTATICA Device has it spinning inside the two large cans.  SM had it spinning inside sequentially pulsing control coils arranged in a Toroid.  These are just different ways of accomplishing the same thing.

That is why SM's early TPUs wouldn't work upside down.  When he flipped them over, the spin came to a gradual stop.  That also coincides with what SM called the "INERTIA EFFECT".  In essence, SM proved that Aether will only spin in 1 direction in the northern hemisphere.  When flipped over, no Aether spin = no output.  Neither SM nor Floyd Sweet really knew the relevance of the spinning Aether Vortex.  Remember in one video where SM said "Now you tell me why it won't work upside down."  Yes, SM is a Very Brilliant Man, but at the time he really didn't understand that the TPU output power was coming from the Aether Vortex.

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #2 on: March 25, 2008, 12:38:22 PM »

FatBird

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #3 on: March 25, 2008, 02:11:05 PM »
Hmmmmmmmmm, It sure looks like IT WORKS to me, according to this post.

http://dallastexas.net/PinkyAndTheBrain/archive/00000173.htm

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Here is the Main Site in case it was missed:
http://dallastexas.net/PinkyAndTheBrain/archive/



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FatBird

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #4 on: March 26, 2008, 12:43:41 PM »
The nice thing about this invention is that there are NO frequencies & NO Control Coils to worry about like there are with SM's TPU.


« Last Edit: March 26, 2008, 01:38:24 PM by FatBird »

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #5 on: March 26, 2008, 03:38:33 PM »
FATBIRD very exciting  I saw this on another thread NOMEN LUNI i think anyway Its about SWEET and gives step by step instructions also TESLA one wire EXP ETC ETC great site also http://www.hyiq.org/Library/15-05-05.html  Chet

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #6 on: March 27, 2008, 04:36:08 PM »
Good points.

Thanks Ramset

FatBird

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #7 on: March 27, 2008, 11:41:09 PM »
Here is another post from this URL saying they had success.  Notice the concern with the MIBs at the end. 

http://dallastexas.net/PinkyAndTheBrain/archive/00000195.htm

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the HV power takes, at most, 5 watts then we got about 10X over unity.


To me it looks like it is working. So it appears to follow the load as Cliff said. I sent in a diagram to everyone a couple of days ago and that is what I used. If anyone is interested they can look at the diagram I sent. I also just downloaded an updated gif with most all the parameters.

That is about all.

So please, everyone keep your word to God and Cliff and Jerry so Cliff can get his new unit working and he gives us the go ahead to release the information. Remember, don't get greedy or we could all end up very dead.  Just follow the rules Jerry Decker set up and we will get this out and the world will be a better place for everyone.


God Bless Us Everyone!


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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #8 on: March 28, 2008, 01:22:44 AM »
I recall reading about an experiment that was submitted to a school science fare.

It involved 2 Al disks with HV applied and a steel ball rolled inside, this sure sounds like it's based on it.

I am not sure if you are right about vortex direction, I think you are hopefully mistaken but if not that may explain some of my failures at creating aether vortexes in the past.

I would note that aether moves at right angles to electric fields when it can and along magnetic field lines.
And as I guess everyone knows can be made to move with moving electric and magnetic fields.

What you may not know is that if you move it through things that disrupt the flow you create orgone. (orgonite, glass beads, pressed iron powder, though a guy did get himself struck by lightening with the latter)

I'd also note that not all electricity is the same even if the volts and amps are, some come with an aetheric component such as from various open magnetic circuit generator designs, but to get it to flow you must present an almost short circuit. (or reduce the electrical component without reducing the aetheric)

One last thing, if you have two aether streams move at right angles they (possibly depending on relative direction of flow) will amplify, in fact of you pass an aetheric current through coils they will generate aether flow at right angles, especially torus coils, pancake coils and conical coils. (a time varying aether flow might have a far greater inducing effect)

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #9 on: March 28, 2008, 02:26:02 AM »

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #10 on: March 28, 2008, 10:51:11 AM »
Here is another post from this URL saying they had success.  Notice the concern with the MIBs at the end. 

http://dallastexas.net/PinkyAndTheBrain/archive/00000195.htm

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the HV power takes, at most, 5 watts then we got about 10X over unity.
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His claim is irrelevant.
Charge a capacitor at 10 v through a 1 Mohm resistance, you need a maximum power P=U?/R = 10*10/1000000=0,0001 W = 1 mW.
Now discharge the capacitor through 1 ohm resistance. This gives P=U?/R=10*10/1=100 W.
Woooh !!! I got over unity, I got a cop of 100000  :-))))

The guys is confusing power and energy!

Energy is power times time. As he didn't measure time his conclusions are erroneous.








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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #11 on: March 30, 2008, 03:24:11 AM »
Great Photo Setup Vince.  I will post your photo here if it is okay with you.

Really brilliant use of that TV chassis to get 30 KV Pulsing DC.  By the way, I noticed that on that thread, Cliff said that sometimes it took a couple of hours for the Vortex to start up.  So you might want to try giving it more time.

They also mention in that thread that the Output Coil MUST have a Resistive Load attached for it to work.  A 120V, 40 W Light Bulb should be okay.

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #12 on: March 30, 2008, 04:53:31 PM »
Thank you for that idea Austin.

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #13 on: March 31, 2008, 09:34:12 PM »
Here is a very interesting Aether TPU post:

http://dallastexas.net/PinkyAndTheBrain/archive/00000237.htm



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Got to chat a few minutes with Cliff and he ask me to pass this on to you all.

1. He will be back home and on the net again tonight about 6 to 6:30.  He hopes Dan Y has the chat thingy running ok.

2. Suggested dry ice fumes blown into space between alu plates to perhaps see the vortex.

A few more gems from Cliff

1. He did remove the wire from the plates and then hooked back up and the device started up again. It certainly backs up the notion that the aether has momentum

2. The electricity is the same as we are familiar with. He thot at first he had DC but some of his friends seemed to think it is AC out of the device.  Do there is some testing to be done here. I only tested for DC last night.

3. Basic experiment was 10 inch plexiglass tube with alu plates fitted into each end. Output from a neon sign transformer into a couple of rectifiers which would result in pulsed DC fed the two alu plates. Polarity is important. If the polarity is opposite then the vortex point will be down instead of the wide end and the coil at the bottom won't pick up the magnetic vortex. The Coil was inside at bottom and where Cliff thot the ballbearing would roll. He removed turns to get the voltage he wanted.

4. I neglected to ask if the coil was torroidal. We need to make sure we are clear with Cliff as he fully admits he is not an electronics expert.  Also, torroid and vortexes have a lot of meanings to different people.

5. Yes, Cliff smoked the first unit. Connected the output into the ground and a bolt of plasma formed to cause a meltdown.

6. Don't worry Norm. We WILL share all! Assuming this device proves out we will be glad for the team effort. Synergism will get us there faster.

7. Please everyone, Tonight lets keep the excursions to other topics out.  Ask Cliff pointed questions you have about the device. Specificity please!

Onward and upward,
Dan A. Davidson

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Re: AETHER VORTEX TPU
« Reply #14 on: April 01, 2008, 02:56:30 PM »
I agree that a PC CRT monitor circuit board can be used for its high voltage.  You just need to attach a wire to that HV rubber suction cup fastened to the CRT.  It is about 20 KV pulsing DC.