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Tesla_2006

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Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« on: August 01, 2006, 02:15:00 AM »
Hello, there is many single electric and electronic circuits can generate controlled nuclear reactions, totally ecology and of low costs, I've tested 3 circuits with full results

1) Discharging a condenser in a carbon rod

 When a condenser is discharged in a carbon rod acelerated electrons hit the carbon atoms in a fusion reaction creating Boron in the following reaction

                              C + e = B

 For this process is needed a fews Kilo-electronvolts (Kev) of energy powered for the condenser bank

 But that Boron atom is a inestable isotop and desintegrates in the original Carbon atom in a reversible reaction

                 B = C + e

 This reaction liberates about 13 Mev, and liberates the same electron used for the first reaction but with more energy in a way of beta radiation

 Other detail is than for each 100000 atoms is bombarded for this electrons discharge of Carbon only one go in this nuclear reaction, this is know in physics as the coefficient of effectiveness

 For a initial volume of carbon rod there is a minimal energy for start this process calculated determinated for the condenser bank  and can get that from a single battery, when this nuclear process begin, electrons in form of beta radiation can be collected for a toroidal coil arround of the carbon rod, that toroid must be in the principle polarized with a little current for align the magnetic dipoles in the carbon rod for help the process

 My results was get in the external toroid about 6 KW in my firsts tests and then autopowereds devices at 110 VAC, 60 Hz and 220 VAC, 50 Hz , and I've published some results in a web site, but in spanish   http://econuclear.tk

 This single nuclear circuit may be the used for Nikola Tesla in 1931 for power his electric car, because he use a little circuit keep in the radio box and have 2 carbon rods labeled "Here is the power"

2) A magnetic version of the before mentioned discharge device I build using the know nuclear magnetic resonance phenomena, all atoms have a nuclear precesion known as the Larmor precesion frequency, his value for a magnetic field of 0,5 Teslas is about 21 MHz, this suggest than if we create a magnetic circuit tuned to this frequency by the quantum relation E = h * f , the nucleons proton-neutron area break and there is a nuclear desintegration and energy liberation

 I test a common iron rod and place 3 coils, one for the polarization field of 0,5 Teslas, another for generate the resonance at 21 MHz and a third for get de power, in my firsts tests I get about 10 KW with the starting polarization and oscillator using less than 100 watts, and autopowered devices to 220 VAC, 50 Hz and 110 VAC, 60 Hz, I see the frequency output is the tuning difference between the resonance Larmor frequency and the external oscillator, thats say if the nuclear resonance is in 21 MHz and the oscillator was at 21,001 MHz the output power frequency is in 1 KHz , I see in this magnetic circuit there is a desintegration of the Fe atom in a isotope for a delay of time for reciver his initial state
 This method is used in medicine but not used for energy generation and too many more single than the here shown system use Uranium , this is an ecologyc device and low cost in comparation to that, I wait upload this to the before web site I mentioned


3) Discharge in gases, I've build a gas version of the carbon rod discharge version for proof an aditional phenomena only known in gases discharge, I use a common fluorescent lamp of 8 watts, a battery generator of high voltage with voltage doubler, a condenser discharge into the tube when his voltage exceed the breakdown avalanche state
 I can get from the battery about 2 watts but the tube light at full power, thats say 4 times the power of the source
 Russians work with the SGD ( Self generating discharge ) in gases for nuclear reactions of the accelerated electrons with the gas atoms

 Very single circuit , an oscillator a doubler with a discharge condenser


 All this circuits shown there is single electric and electronics circuits, of very low costs get nuclear reactions such as in the nature there is spontaneous nuclear reactions in lighting discharges, carbono 14,etc,.....


 Any question to this email I can answer    gigawattgratis@123mail.cl



 Thanks


   

mpregelj

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2006, 01:08:26 AM »
Hy! Is there any progress on your Carbon>Boron device?
Maybe some pictures?

Speedy23

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #2 on: October 13, 2006, 05:40:27 AM »
Seems very similar to the Valle synergetic generator duplicated by JLN (see http://jlnlabs.imars.com/vsg/index.htm)

Kator01

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #3 on: October 13, 2006, 11:12:35 PM »
Hello Tesal2006,

can you please give precise circuit-diagramms, list and specification of materials used. and pictures of your experimetal setup.

There should be no reason to have your mail-box full of many different questions. The reason for this forum here
is to share ONE information to many interested individuals


Best Regards

Kator

Speedy23

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #4 on: October 14, 2006, 09:45:55 AM »
Kator, see link above to JLN's site - there are circuit diagrams and results posted there...

Kator01

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #5 on: October 14, 2006, 05:23:04 PM »
Hi speedy23,

I know this one. No, the valle-stuff is something total different.

Kator01

kewlhead

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #6 on: July 21, 2007, 12:00:49 AM »
Howdy Kator01,
Do you mind to answer a few questions about that valle stuff?

Koen1

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #7 on: April 09, 2008, 05:46:07 PM »
So what happened to this thread, did it die or what?
-bump!- ;D

I know this one. No, the valle-stuff is something total different.
Well then please explain what is so totally different about it?
It does seem remarkably similar to the Valle synergetic process as
described on Jean Naudins website.
... untill I hear what is supposed to be so totally different about it,
I'm going to assume it is the same thing.
After all, they are both tallking about pumping several KeV into
a Carbon rod, having something happen, and getting several MeV
out of the rod again.
And they are also both talking about the C turning into a B isotope,
which decays back into C again while releasing excess energy.
Sounds crazy, but also very similar. :D

UncleFester

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #8 on: May 01, 2008, 07:39:43 AM »
Vallee generator IS the same. I have built the generator and it does the same thing as this gentleman is talking about. It works between many different elements, not just carbon.

It is also the same thing that Edwin Gray found, the gain in his Cset. No one I know of has put these facts together, but it is clear that all are related. Even if you set it up the circuit differently, the result is the same. You end up with a large pulse of high energy in the kilowatt range. This even works without the B-field, but only fractions of the result with the B-field.

Tad

exnihiloest

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #9 on: May 01, 2008, 01:09:38 PM »
Vallee generator IS the same...

Right. In this paper (in french):
http://franckvallee.free.fr/localhost/plain/content/download/137/535/file/Science%20&%20vie.PDF
it is said page 3:
"with an efficiency of 10-5 (reaction of 1 atom on 100,000) and a global performance of 20% the replenishment of 12C from 12B disintegration gives 8 KW per gram".
A similar setup to this from Tesla_2006 is showed page 4. It is said that OU appears only when the current in the coil around the carbon rod, provided through the "rh?ostat", is above a certain threshold. Then the output current is 4 times that given by the capacitor discharge. Tesla_2006's setup seems to be a plagiarism.


NerzhDishual

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #10 on: May 01, 2008, 08:01:11 PM »


Hi guys,

IMHO, the Ren? Louis Vall?e's Synergetic Theory is very worth to be studied. I must confess that most of his theory (equations-wise) is over my head as I'm not a scientist.
Anyway, what I have caught  about it was an enlightenment  (FE-wise) to me.

I met this (now passed)  French scientist in the 1980's.
I had arranged one of his lecture in my town.
BTW:  RLV was an Einstein opponent.

Best

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #11 on: May 01, 2008, 09:19:37 PM »
@unclefester

You have duplicated this?  What voltage and current did you use for the pulse into the carbon rod? Did you use mechanical switching or MOSFET/IBGT?  Does the rod need to be a specific type of carbon?

As for the collector, this is simply the torroid with a small current bias? Also, what do you mean "with and without the B-field"?   Is this referring to the current bias on the torroid, provided by a small battery?

Thanks a bunch,
Feynman

@Koen
_great_ find!

UncleFester

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #12 on: May 01, 2008, 09:55:43 PM »
I used 30 VDC power supply and ran it into some 40,000uF caps (2) and used a mosfet switcher, gate driven by TC4420 gate driver. You gotta watch the energy levels though. I started raising the voltage and got some scary large output on the torroid. It became clear that in order to run continuously I would need a very large gauge winding on the toroid in order to handle the pulses. The first setup was a small 1/8" tungsten rod (Thoriated) and a 1/4" carbon rod. I moved up to 3/8" Tungsten rod and 1/2" carbon rod and that's when things got really fun. Geiger counter started to really tick at that point. I shielded everything with aluminum after that just to be safe. Thin aluminum appears to stop the B-radiation easily.

Answers:

1.Yes, Mosfet switcher
2. I got my carbon here:

http://www.tedpella.com/carbon_html/carbon1.htm

3. Torroid was setup just like JLN's with current shunt and separate meter to read peak pulse current and voltage

4. B-field is the field that aligns the molecules in the carbon rod, this increases the effect tens, hundreds, or even thousands of times over no B-field. The B-field is simply a coil wound around the carbon rod and a straight DC current run through it during the firing of the spark gap (Tungsten to Carbon gap).

Please read and re-read the JLN experiements on the VSG system. It explains much better than I and has very good images of everything. I will send you a photo of my setup if you like, it's too big to post here.

http://jlnlabs.online.fr/vsg/index.htm

This is the most promising technology I have seen in more than 15 years of OU research/experiments! This paired with a high voltage pulse motor should be able to power any vehicle or home. My next step is to add multiple VSG's and get a large generator working on a pulse motor.

Tad

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #13 on: May 01, 2008, 11:03:18 PM »
UncleFester, cool! Have you able to achieve OU without much radiation happening? Aluminium shielding is great, but it will become radioactive with time - not good.

Is this technology only 'promising' or is it working already?

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Re: Single circuits generate nuclear reactions
« Reply #14 on: May 01, 2008, 11:11:32 PM »
@aleks
You can shield beta with plastics and it won't generate any gamma. 

@UncleFester

Okay thanks, I actually went and read JLN's stuff and it makes alot more sense now.  From what I can tell however, he did not achieve COP>1, although that would seem to be rather trivial considering the large amounts of power available.  As for self-powering, I am curious why you are going the pulse motor route?  Wouldn't it be possible to switch the current output of the collector toroid back into a capacitor bank (say, via IBGT), for a fully solid-state method of power storage/conversion?