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synchro1

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2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« on: October 07, 2019, 05:34:38 PM »
I'm carrying over: connecting 2 Leblanc style toroids; The resonant LCL tank raises the potential to offset the losses JLN describes below.


 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbpso7zAlvU

JLN delivers over 13 times the input power by amplifying his backspike with Neo magnets and a high permeability ("MU") toroid core.


Quote from JLN:


"Of course, to get a true 2SGen unit working in closed loop, the driver circuit must be optimized and needs to overcome the hystesis losses and the Joule losses".

Lablanc's setup is practically identical to JLN's:

synchro1

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #1 on: October 07, 2019, 11:28:32 PM »

JLN calls for a 2Sgen self looper driver circuit: This can be accomplished by linking two 2Sgen's, like an ordinary radio circuit, boosting the twin resonating magnet amplifiers' output:


The twin transformer resonator in the Archiver video is a commonplace HF radio broadcast signal generator circuit:

"The double-tuned circuit, among the most common filters found in radio equipment, consists of two tuned circuits, or resonators, that are coupled together, allowing energy in one to be shared with the other. Designing a double-tuned circuit for use at HF and below is not difficult,'

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #2 on: October 09, 2019, 08:31:49 PM »
Double tuned amplifier: Adding magnets to the primary would lower Inductance and raise frequency. The resonant twin would need variable capacitance reduced to raise the frequency to its optimal "Q" factor for the loop gain. The two outer caps would be shared by one both power and destination!

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #3 on: October 09, 2019, 09:18:34 PM »
How far is this scheme "away/far/near" the 2Sgen. ?

https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?DB=EPODOC&II=6&ND=3&adjacent=true&locale=en_EP&FT=D&date=20070201&CC=ES&NR=2265253A1&KC=A1#

Transformer material weight  per KW output. ?


Adaption the above scheme or each other 2Sgen-concept with this winding method. :

https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?DB=EPODOC&II=0&ND=3&adjacent=true&locale=en_EP&FT=D&date=20010710&CC=US&NR=6259347B1&KC=B1#

Improved transformer material weight per KW. ?

Sincerely


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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #4 on: October 10, 2019, 01:54:54 PM »
                                                           RLC resonating circuit

The magnet acts as a negative resistor in the RLC equation. All the proportions remain the same. We lack a unit of negative resistance, so I am naming it the "Alph". This is an inverse Ohm and directly proportional to the inverse Henry of inductance.

The Twin LCM formula places Alphs as inversely proportional to tuner capacitance voltage. Magnet strength has little to do with the effect the magnetism has on the coil inductance. That effect needs a separate value not gauss.

This is an area of suppressed science. An entire shelf of text books is missing from our science libraries on this subject.
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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #5 on: October 10, 2019, 04:42:31 PM »

                                                              2Sgen looper

Connecting a fixed value capacitor to JLN's nano perm toroid coil pictured above and a variable capacitor to his inductivly coupled output coil would allow us to tune them as a resonator with a sufficiently high "Q" to generate enough voltage gain to return power to source. Loosening the coupling can regulate the output.


An SJR3 transistor would run it fine.

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #6 on: October 15, 2019, 01:46:14 AM »

                                                                 Earth resonance

My quadfilar "Spiral Toroid" coil has been resonating for over six years. Two bifilars of identical inductance. I believe the resonating frequency is driven by the Earth's magnetic field.

I reasoned that every resonate "Q" value frequency between LC tanks of identical inductances must share the frequency of this magnetic resonance of the Planet and be a constant value.


This apparently creates a strong carrier wave for every high frequency radio broadcast. The magnetic power band is right at the lower edge of the radio frequency.


All Double tuner "Q" must be the same frequency as Earth's magnetic field resonance. How could it be other wise?

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #7 on: October 15, 2019, 02:30:59 AM »
The Earth is a self tuning resonator that works just like our double tuner; Here are the frequencies:

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #8 on: October 15, 2019, 03:07:10 AM »
Here's Tesla's scaled up version: This resonator tunes itself to Earth's background frequency naturally, because the oscillation frequency is constant!


That means the 2Sgen double tuner would resonate at the same frequency as Tesla's Wardencliff.


This means it would broadcast the power to a receiver resonator!

Gotoluc demonstrates multiple receivers from a Tesla broadcaster with no rise in input!

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #9 on: October 15, 2019, 12:12:52 PM »

                                                                   Earth resonance

The Earth has capacitance in it's crust and induction in it's iron core. The Sun charges the dielectric field. The Van Allen belt is the same plasma that appears in the spark gap of an LC tank. This results in a frequency that triples in the cavities, 7, 14, 21--

Double LC tank tuner "Q" is a harmonic multiple of Earth's resonant frequency!

Tesla's electric Packard had a vacuum tube resonator that charged the car's battery at Earth resonant frequency.

Tesla didn't have nanoperm and neodymium!

The 2Sgen resonator can self loop and power our appliances with Quadfilar receiving antennas with background carrier wave reinforcement from Earth's natural resonance!

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #10 on: October 15, 2019, 01:08:12 PM »
Look at this first radio schematic: There's an LC tank between the coil and Leyden Jars charged by the secondary spark. This signal has very low range due to transmission interference. Two coils and twin sets of Leyden Jars, double tuned to high "Q" would magically generate an Earth resonant frequency harmonic: This broadcasts a Marine quality signal. Both Earth resonance and double tuned "Q" are sympathetic chord  frequencies.

Tesla's "Magnifying Transmitter" worked on this principle; Tesla's power broadcast band was an Earth resonant harmonic frequency.

Our overhead wire conductor grid makes no more sense then the old telegraph lines did for morse code. The 2Sgen resonator will broadcast power wirelessly with no wire connections. The bonus is that we can use the broadcast power equation because at that frequency there is no longer any Ohmic resistance and the range is the radius of a sphere. That means we can recover the power with multiple receivers like Gotoluc demonstrated in his last video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR1HN0GZ4IQ

Luc's test is excellent but slightly inferior because he lacks precisely tuned capacitance and compromises his "Q" standing wave to a beat. Nevertheless his receiver load has zero effect on the input. The variable capacitor Gotoluc complains about is a worthless radio tuner with large gaps between the conductor plates, not a power trimmer capacitor.
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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #11 on: October 15, 2019, 10:54:54 PM »
Tesla's double tuner patent made "Short wave" radio possible, linking international locations through the ionosphere. Tesla reduces the dual tuner "Q" from 30 MHz in his radio broadcaster to 12 Hz in his power transmitter to harmonize with the Earth resonace.

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #12 on: October 16, 2019, 12:06:59 PM »
Every double tuner "Q" is an Earth resonance harmonic. "Q" is a chord not a note.

 JLN quote: "in this case 200 Hz is the best ratio". We need to tune the "Q" to the pulse frequency. We can connect a Cupola with a trimmer capacitor in series on the secondary output coil and transmit the power wirelessly to receiver resonators tuned to the same frequency..

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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #13 on: October 16, 2019, 10:51:52 PM »

                                                                  Tinsel coil

Gotoluc has 4 Tinsel coil videos.  His receivers are oscillators that pick up only one frequency.

Tesla's double tuned resonator broaden's the range of frequencies in the broadcast band.

This allows the operator to locate the Earth Resonant frequency which is not constant but shifting in a range. We can transmit high amperage at the resonate frequency. How much power can we transmit in the megahertz?

There is also amplifier gain in the resonant receiver that fails to appear in the oscillator.
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Re: 2Sgen "Cook" resonator
« Reply #14 on: October 17, 2019, 01:17:15 PM »

                                                                     Tinsel coil

Gotoluc's Tinsel coil setup has an output that is directly proportional to the copper mass in the receiver coils.

The output is generated in the copper of the individual receiver coils not transmitted from the broadcaster.

A series of resonating spiral bifilar receiving coils spaced at the wavelength nodes would transmit and generate power one to the other for any distance like a line of tuning forks.

There is no carrier gain in Luc's oscillator. He needs to nest all his receivers around the broadcaster. The resonating receivers would amplify the signal enough to string them out in a line feeding one another serially. The Tinsel coil could be compared to a walk talky while a resonator a CB radio.

These coils then create a capacitive pathway for the transmission of power. Dr. Dollard demonstrates the capacitor pathway in his video series. Capacitors store power in voltage across the conductor plates. Raising the voltage on one end of a string of capacitors in resonance will result in a rise in voltage on the other end; Then we can lower the voltage on the far end and sucessfully transfer power that way.

The benefit to this Tesla power transmission system is that voltage can be tailored instantly to the load without pumping water up hill from a coal fired generator to feed amperage on demand.
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