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Author Topic: Free Solid State/mechanical energy  (Read 470313 times)

chrisC

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #765 on: May 21, 2007, 06:42:05 PM »
@charlie_V

But then, maybe Erfinder did teach something conventional teachers failed to grasp? Maybe he'll teach them to others who really want to learn....At least, I want to learn if he is willing to teach!

Regards

Chris
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louis

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #766 on: May 21, 2007, 08:24:11 PM »
do you know what happened ?
i thought from erfinders post where he coloured in the ozone pataent that
it was going on to the next stage. and then everything was gone.
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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #767 on: May 21, 2007, 08:34:45 PM »
@ Chris c
Yes you are right  Erfinder tried to tell us but we didn?t see it as we are blinded by main stream  but what he started will not pass away because I have been triggered and I just can not give it a rest  I will continue reading the books he recommended and some day we will meet again.

@ Charlie v
I am sorry to see you react this way I thought we were here to learn  and not to reject anybody?s quotes  If you start to tell somebody about this phenomena they will say its not possible than what do you do? 
arguing is a waste of energy their for you walk off  and just let it be
Erfinder has left us much to think about as did Tesla and all the others

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satyoda
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Charlie_V

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #768 on: May 22, 2007, 02:20:01 AM »
I'm not rejecting anyone's quotes.  I'm not sure Erfinder wants to teach anything.  As a matter of fact, I think I remember him saying something about how he couldn't teach it, only Tesla could through his writings.  Unfortunately for me, I think I will need Erfinder's teaching to understand where he is coming from. 

My second pass time is researching Tesla's works.  However, I haven't done a full patent search yet.  I need to get more books but money is tight right now.  I only read what was published from Tesla himself, not the information given from websites.  From what I've read, it all can be explained with terminology that science has given us, but Tesla does not use it in the conventional sense.  It has taken me almost two years to finally figure out how his magnifying transformer works.  I'm still a little unsure about the details, but for the most part it makes perfect sense.  It is the exact opposite of a radio antenna haha.

Right away when I saw patent 464,666 and read the line about placing the two circuits 90 degrees out of phase, I knew exactly what he was trying to do.  I had a similar idea but was ridiculed when I proposed my thoughts to my boss.  I still think this is a very interesting notion.  Modern science/engineering focuses on keeping everything "equal" so that energy is transmitted with a specific ratio - I feel the 90 degrees out of phase is a much better method.  I feel that Erfinder has taken this to a much higher level, and possibly added some to it (referring to the octave harmonics and mass equivalents).  I hope one day Erfinder will explain these things, until then I'm going to sit back and listen intently. 
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otto

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #769 on: May 22, 2007, 05:04:19 PM »
Hello all,

maybe you know, Im from the TPU topic.
Some of you could say what Im doing here. Once I sayd that your motor is almost the same as my TPU is.

Here some facts:

1. you have primary and secondary windings - TPU has the same
2. you have a Aluminum core - TPU has it but the people dont know it
3. you have a rotating field - TPU too
4. Erfinder said 144" for the  secondary winding - I tried it
5. Im using almost the same connections as the motor - or the same??? must see
6. we have 4 coils in the TPU
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I think thats enough for the moment. With 144" secondary windings I connected 2 60W bulbs in paralel. When I disconnect 1 bulb my analog instruments shows me that my TPU does NOT react. The current from my power supply is the same. Again, connecting my 2nd bulb, the instruments doesnt react.
Of course, this afternoon I tried with only 1 such a coil and tomorrow I will built another 3 coils and then work with 4 coils. Im really curious what will happen.

Otto
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chrisC

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #770 on: May 22, 2007, 05:41:27 PM »
Hello all:

@Charlie_V:
You may have your doubts against Erfinder's experiment, just reading enough of his 'hints' is convincing enough to know he's telling the truth. Whilst his terminology and terms used may be downright confusing at times, nonetheless he is more than believable when it gets down to specifics. Anyway, I think its wrong for you to call him "blowing smoke"! You might have ticked him off and finally lost your chance of learning from him!

@Otto:
Congratulations again for making the two 60W bulb connections! I am a little confused. When you said "when I disconnect one bulb the instruments does not react" ... did you mean the instrument current reading does not change? I would imagined so if the power was a result of coupling from magnetic resonance effects?
BTW, is your set-up now powered by the same structure or are the signal inputs fed by the external power supply? It looks like you're really close. Love to see a picture of your new device soon!

Regards
Chris
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otto

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #771 on: May 22, 2007, 06:33:02 PM »
Hello all,

something should be clear: Steven Mark used some of Teslas patents in his TPU.

@chrisC

As I said before, Erfinders 144" coil works great. The amperage didnt change.

Im feeding 12V from my power supply to 1 end of my primary and the other end is pulsed with 3 frequencies.



The picture you can see on the german topic.

A new picture...hmmmm every minute there are changes. Just look how the motor is connected but without a cap. Maybe the cap is for the TPU nessesary, I dont know in this moment.
What I know is that I dont need caps in my coils because there is already a capacitance in this coils.

Hmmmm...my memory is not so good but it looks like my TPU is exactly connected like the motor.
If I remember there was something about nodes. In the TPU topic we say "tappings" or "tap points".
You cant imagine how important this nodes are.

Why should I NOT use a cap as shown in your motor picture???
Why not "hide" 4 magnets in my TPU.....

As you see I have a lot of "problems", ha,ha.

Otto
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bocas

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #772 on: May 22, 2007, 07:37:00 PM »
I just looked at Erfinder's motor again.  His motor is just like the last Tesla Patent that he highlighted. 
The 4 secondaries in his motor are  the (field windings) choking coils.  When the switch
is closed, the current ramps up.  When the switch is opened, the
discharge current from the secondaries charges the capacitor.
Also,  when the switch is closed,  the LC circuit oscillates as the
secondaries build a charge.  Timing is everything.
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louis

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #773 on: May 22, 2007, 09:35:24 PM »
i have built the ozone patent circuit,or be it an aproximation of it. and i find that i
observe the same output as in the link below across the capacitor.
http://magnetism.fateback.com/Overunity.htm
but i get no detectable magnetic field whatsoever.
the output is approx 800v pk to pk and decays over about 6 milli seconds.
and that uses erfinders 144 inches.
with no magnetic field, i cant see how it could turn the motor.
but i will keep messing around with it.
( even though i dont know what i am doing erfinder )
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bocas

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #774 on: May 23, 2007, 12:19:27 AM »
@Louis
  What frequency does your LC oscillate at and at what rate are you pulsing the circuit?
I haven't built anything yet, but would like to get as much info as I can to back up my understanding of how I think the circuit works.
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louis

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #775 on: May 23, 2007, 02:20:22 PM »
@bocas
i will get as much detail together as i can for you, and post it later
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bocas

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #776 on: May 23, 2007, 03:29:34 PM »
For those of who don't follow other threads on this forum here is a translation done by Gustav22.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2235.msg32290.html#msg32290

Thanks Gustav22 and Otto
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Charlie_V

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #777 on: May 23, 2007, 05:18:09 PM »
louis,

How are you determining that there is no magnetic field?  Do you have a Gauss meter to measure the field in the vicinity of the coils?  I assure you there should be a magnetic field if there is moving charge.  However, depending on the frequency, the field may be very fast and very large in the secondary.  If there really is no field, then this is a very interesting find!
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Grumpy

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #778 on: May 23, 2007, 05:53:59 PM »
There is no magnetic field, but I bet there is a tempic field.

Do you feel a sense of "pressure" with your hand?

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louis

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Re: Free Solid State/mechanical energy
« Reply #779 on: May 23, 2007, 09:50:25 PM »
to detect magnetic field i use a very small neo magnet, can usually feel magentic field.
circuit description.
12 battery ( + )connected to a huge coil ( simulating motor windings )
which is 740 metres of size 30 awg enamelled copper wire.
coil resistance is 259.2 ohms.
other end of huge coil connects to com terminal of relay.
n/o connection of relay connects to ground ( - ) of battery.
connect also com of relay contact to primary of erfinders coil,
other end of primary goes to 1 nano farad capacitor ( 15 kv )
farnell part no 969-7470, other end of cap goes to n/o contact of relay.
relay driven by 556 timer set at 45.454545 cycles per sec.
primary of erfinders coil ( bifilar wound) 22swg copper enamelled wire
46 cm long. secondary of erfinders coil is 3240 mm of the 30 awg wire.
resistance of secondary is 1.075 ohm, resistance of primary is 0.1 ohm.
get approx 100 turns on my former for the primary. approx 10 turns for secoondary.
any how heres some pictures i just took,
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