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Author Topic: Eric Dollard Harvests AM signal from Ground at full power No distance Limits"  (Read 22955 times)

ramset

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well,  I had some very big problems happen after this topic was started ...which took me outa the loop for quite some time.
at the very least it needs these questions answered....
for starters can you post the links to your comments ...the references to Builds ?

Did anyone manage to replicate this successfully?

I have tried to find anyone, but i cant even find any replicators except from one guy on Youtube, and another guy.


I will go and ask at Aaron's forum  "where has this been researched ?" , or if there is a builders board ? Here recently we have a lot of interest in wireless energy transfer , also in need of experiments and a builders topic.

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Chet K

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I dont have been able to register an account on on energeticforum, so i have never been active over there, but i have this guys youtube channel where he posted a few videos on his replication, but there are not very much valuable information in them.

It would be great to see if there are people that have replicated this, because i am in way over my head here, as all this is new to me.
It is a whole new subject that i have never studied in depth before, but it not only is very interesting initiative, it is promising if just Eric can bring in enough people to research this.

https://youtu.be/HyRhUStqzt4


antimony

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antimony

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I have been busy lately, but i havent lost interest in this project yet.
I havent been thinking seriously about replicating anything from of applying the math that Eric have given us, because of the simple reason that i dont have the room nor the money for materials, but i was thinking that i wanted to ask you guys if maybe it was possible to use a higher shortwave frequency in order to make the behemoth a little bit smaller.

I get that there are differences between AM and SW, but i still wanted to ask.

My closest AM transmitter that is powerful enough is located in Lithuania, or Romania so i dont think that this would even work anyway even if i made it several meters in diameter and make it resonate at 540 khz that is Europes most powerful TX because it is a ground wave AM receiver and i am located on the west coast of Sweden (Gothenburg).

Any thoughts, anybody?

Thaelin

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  Both videos are blocked due to copyright by A&P Media


d3x0r

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Hello!


See, it's time's like this I wish I could really really talk to someone in-the-know.


So how much voltage is a signal from the ground?


What if I just wanted to light up a few LEDs....  with a coil plugged into the ground with a topload or base capacitor that makes the thing resemble a local AM station frequency?    If i made a few of these an through them togrether, wouldn't they work kinda like a loop antenna and help amplify the signal ?


My other idea is to just make a stupid-simple kacher, and earth ground the one side and put out a bunch of similarly tuned coils... but I was reflecting about the radio range it might be in...


I know it's not a lot of power from the AM station,  but if it flashed a few times a second it would be sufficient.


antimony

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Hello!


See, it's time's like this I wish I could really really talk to someone in-the-know.


So how much voltage is a signal from the ground?


What if I just wanted to light up a few LEDs....  with a coil plugged into the ground with a topload or base capacitor that makes the thing resemble a local AM station frequency?    If i made a few of these an through them togrether, wouldn't they work kinda like a loop antenna and help amplify the signal ?


My other idea is to just make a stupid-simple kacher, and earth ground the one side and put out a bunch of similarly tuned coils... but I was reflecting about the radio range it might be in...


I know it's not a lot of power from the AM station,  but if it flashed a few times a second it would be sufficient.

I dont really know. I have made the earth battery/cells, and they measure at around 0.5-1 volt, but i have no idea about this one.

I have studied old style crystal radios, and radio stuff in general, and i think a kacher would be interesting to experiment with, but i think we would have had some results by now, if we (hobbyists) were able to go anywhere with it.

This is not a "overunity" oroject per se, instead a project in how to receive big signals through the earth, snd without antenna.

d3x0r

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:) Yes, it's not attempting overunity :)  but overunity people are at least open enough to consider off the wall ideas.


And Dollard is about the only one I know of ( or could find in a search) that actually took the signal from the ground.  (Well actually I did find a guy with a tuner that used a ground pickup for VLF/LF transmissions; he was looking for submarine stuff, and got an airport 120-150 miles away.  )


but...
The other thing I just saw was someone who recently setup a tesla coil chain transmitting power through a potted plant.... and the old scientist before he went away was trying to transmit power through his outside garden; but, then he disappeared so, no idea.  Guess he found if he put more than the power input of load he couldn't get a resonant ring-up still....


so I was considering.. I've also seen tesla tower chains that were used to extend the range, so maybe I need to make more resonant receivers... then I'd have like (a similar situtation) a bunch of tuning forks with a single tone generator that should keep them all oscillating ... just need more power in than the LEDs 'burn off' when the voltage is met.


But then I was considering, if the small resonant receivers can receive that, can't I just leech off the 50kW AM stations that are nearby (sure the LEDs would flicker with the channels, but then they'd 'twinkle' and I could call that a 'feature' :) )

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I dont really know. I have made the earth battery/cells, and they measure at around 0.5-1 volt, but i have no idea about this one.

I have studied old style crystal radios, and radio stuff in general, and i think a kacher would be interesting to experiment with, but i think we would have had some results by now, if we (hobbyists) were able to go anywhere with it.

This is not a "overunity" project per se, instead a project in how to receive big signals through the earth, and without antenna.

The way Eric explains the phenomena and lays out his Steinmetz-derived formulas, energy production/consumption comes entirely from parametric variation of inductance/capacitance.  A dynamically changing inductance as an coil is being charged/discharged creates a discontinuity between cause and effect resulting in a hysteresis curve that is folded over itself (this overlapping portion represents synthesis/destruction depending on the phase angle).  Unfortunately these parameters are hard to wrangle as saturation, core material, frequency, Q factor, geometry, and other factors all come into play.

Ground-wave propagation and transmission of power is largely based on using the earth as a plate of a capacitor rather than a conductor.  Capacitive coupling.
Things get interesting when you consider velocities in these systems, because there is no propagation velocity in Coulomb's law.  In addition, dielectric losses through a distance might be lower than magnetic losses over a distance.

I think a lot of people get confused as there are often several different concepts involved in a single device.

d3x0r

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Yes I had reflected on that a while too... my transmission line in this case looks like
 C-L-SignalDriver
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 C-L-MC
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 C-L-MC
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 C-L-MC


using just the inherant capacitance of the L really as the capacitance, there could be a mass on the top to act as a larger resivoir of space for electrons (a mass-capacitance)


where the ground is a capacitive coupling to the next coil...


vary similar to the turned circuits Dollard did that seemed to amplify the power avallalble...
In my experiments I think I didn't have as much accuracy so the slight deviations were an issue; but an interesting thing I did see in the capacitive based transmission line was that each section seemed to be charged before the source was at its peak, by a small degree each one down... although it's probably that was advanced like 350 (170?) degrees.