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giantkiller

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #240 on: February 01, 2007, 12:58:10 AM »
The website referenced above has a lot of information regarding collecting radiant energy. Actually, he provides a good description of how the TPU should work; it's just a matter of changing a few connections on our present TPUs.

Michael Flynn


Thank you for posting that! I quoted the most important part. Moab followed the GK4 instructions and made slight modification and way better results! That fits in with the quote. Simple little changes of some kind of coil looping of inter folding. This monster is gonna grow. It all happens after the kicks.

Again, Thanks Mike.

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #241 on: February 01, 2007, 01:37:17 AM »
Yes GK, one step at a time. It looks as if we might try connecting our control coils bucking in pairs and the iron collector coil (dissimilar metals important) in series with the control coils to generate power (not just voltage) in the collector.

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #242 on: February 01, 2007, 02:24:36 AM »
The website referenced above has a lot of information regarding collecting radiant energy. Actually, he provides a good description of how the TPU should work; it's just a matter of changing a few connections on our present TPUs.

Michael Flynn


Thank you for posting that! I quoted the most important part. Moab followed the GK4 instructions and made slight modification and way better results! That fits in with the quote. Simple little changes of some kind of coil looping of inter folding. This monster is gonna grow. It all happens after the kicks.

Again, Thanks Mike.

--giantkiller. Progress is one step at a time. In case anybody is confused? The quotes are out of the Bible. Sorry if it sounded like I make this up.

Simple little changes!!

no one can believe how true that statement really is. It takes many hours of small changes.One thing at a time.Try this try that. its maddening sometimes.Heres a tip for you pulsers Use an AM radio and tune it to near the infrequencies you are pulsing your coils at when you get the right kind of kicks and the coils are open you will know it.

When i stated earlier in this thread that a light bulb test didn't work out, I was thinking of a light bulb that would stay light. Mine just burned out. as it turns out these caps i am using are storing energy, Just not the kind of electricity that a common light bulb will work well with. In my case the bulb glowed a brilliant blue/white for a second and burned out. Not a success? YES it was. it proved to me that even though i had no usable currant before i hooked up caps that what little i did have could be stored in a cap and discharged.

When you read "KICKS". think of a sloshing motion in a wire.one direction is the pulse you put into it and the reverse is the radiant energy taking the place of your DC pulse when it is not present. When your DC pulse is introduced the KICK happens the kick is the RE we all strive to achieve. it is what you will here on your radio when your close.and it is what is stored in my caps,  once you find it other things become obvious to you.

Frequencies are the key to the kicks. Your coils are different than mine, and so to will be your freq. This is not a one freq fits all undertaking.THIS is important.don't bother with two or three at a time stick to one until you have kicks on your scope or a squealing on your am radio if you don't have a scope. when you have kicks move on to the next freq and try. I only had to make two the third IS resonance.you wont mistake it when you stumble upon it.
 
As GK said small changes.What may seem like no change at all. And keep after it you will find your kicks. Time to put the search for kicks behind me and move on. Ill post when i have more. I hope my poor analogies have helped someone obtain a goal      Thank you all for your help. And the good reading.     MOAB

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #243 on: February 01, 2007, 02:50:22 AM »
Yes GK, one step at a time. It looks as if we might try connecting our control coils bucking in pairs and the iron collector coil (dissimilar metals important) in series with the control coils to generate power (not just voltage) in the collector.

And that is where Otto and I have gone. The tesla 390721 transformer is the key of 30awg CU. And my FE 22 turn loops with 5ohms 10 watt are not a dead short! Figure that out! That gives opposing fields of n-n at 12 and 6 o'clock and s-s at 3 9 o'clock. I posted a avi of that action. I will post it again. avi is slo-mo. I am working on a static model for future postings.

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #244 on: February 01, 2007, 03:07:20 AM »
Powerful! And the 'Scream team' moves on.
There is also another anomymous member on the team who is achieving things that will harm the non believers. I've seen it and it is amazing! Puff -n- holler, smoke -n- mirrors? Without kicks you won't understand. It has all been spelled out.

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #245 on: February 01, 2007, 03:54:17 AM »
Come one, come all and see what Tesla saw!
These videos are incredible!
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg22654.html#msg22654
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg22661.html#msg22661

VLC media player.
This viewer is the best for getting aroung viewing problems.
http://www.videolan.org

Fired right up. Skips all the Apple doo doo.

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #246 on: February 01, 2007, 02:24:45 PM »
What is my next step?
To siphon some of this new energy from the collector and introduce it back into the powered coils at the exact moment the DC pulse is in off cycle. I will use a much smaller cap to harvest and store it then i will attempt to use the the third 555 timer to send it at the correct moment.The problem with all of this is that there is yet no way to measure RE, If that really is whats going on in my caps. And the caps do not discharge in a pop like normal, They seem to fizzle instead. So what size of a cap? lets say 100uf to start with? also will a 555 as we have been building them do anything in regards to timing? I don't know, never the less i will have to rely on the DC component to trigger timing pulse. Has anyone a better idea. Thank you GK for your kind words. though i wouldn't refer to the videos "amazing"
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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #247 on: February 01, 2007, 07:19:54 PM »
Here's a circuit that came to mind.  I got this idea from John Bedini's charger circuit.

The TPU collector coil will charge up a capacitor with (hopefully) radiant energy.  When the capacitor reaches the firing voltage of the neon bulb (or zener) the SCR will fire and dump its charge back into the TPU feedback coil.  The capacitor will have a much larger current kick which may provide more amplification, or it may have a more dramatic effect due to the circuit's (independent) asynchronous nature.  When there is more current dumped into the feedback coil there will be more of a kick generated in the collector coil.  This may cause more positive feedback into the system, which in turn will cause the capacitor to charge faster and so on.  You may be able to run a load off the capacitor discharge.  Also, you can select the voltage that you wish to expose your load to.  The nice thing about this arraignment is that it is totally isolated and does not require any external controller.

Also, I think you may be able to charge batteries from this circuit just like the Bedini charger circuit does.

See attached.

MORE THOUGHTS:

If the system runs at an energy gain then the capacitor discharge will go faster and faster.  If this happens you may get a runaway TPU, so be careful.

John Bedini has stated that semiconductors work much faster when they are switching radiant energy.  So, if the capacitor is actually being charged with RE then the SCR rise time will be much faster, which may produce even more RE.  Remember  that when RE is used to manifest more RE you get a "magnifying" effect. This, I think, is why the TPU runs at a gain when in feedback mode.

--- Wear goggles ---

EVEN MORE THOUGHTS:

Some people may ask why one would bother to charge a capacitor then discharge it into the feedback coil rather than just routing the TPU collector coil directly into the feedback coil.  At first glance this circuit may seem to be superfluous.  However, one must keep in mind that capacitors *transform* RE into a  --- usable form ---.  At least this is what John Bedini has stated.  So, if such is the case, you may get a more dramatic effect when using a capacitor discharge feedback method.


EVEN MORE THOUGHTS:

I've added a bridge rectifier in the second version.  I'm thinking that a fast recovery rectifier should be used here.  See attached.



MRL


« Last Edit: February 02, 2007, 05:53:17 PM by mrl »

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #248 on: February 02, 2007, 04:24:09 AM »
I Thahk you MRL for that!

I will give that a try. though it will take me some time as it is back to work for me making more inefficient things. But hey at least I'm good at that. It took 25 watts to make this 13 watt cathode light at 1/4 its potential!!

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #249 on: February 02, 2007, 05:43:12 AM »
I see that you placed it on a pancake. I got 3 of those! I want to use them in some way. So how did you hook them in?

Tnx,
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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #250 on: February 02, 2007, 06:14:04 AM »
@Moab,
What happened to the schematic you posted?

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #251 on: February 02, 2007, 11:07:59 AM »


from http://www.stralingbewustzijn.nl/schone-energie/index.htm
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Siehe Zyklonengenerator:

@Michael
This site you pointed at is excellent. Also I think "Oszillator mit zwei Beschleunigungsspulen" definitely sounds credible. I however can not find what you described on the link you posted. Where is it?

AM

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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #252 on: February 02, 2007, 12:24:17 PM »
@Moab,
What happened to the schematic you posted?

--giantkiller.


Do you mean this image?


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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #253 on: February 02, 2007, 01:45:50 PM »
@ Spherenot. Thanks for reposting, I must have unchecked it when i attached the smaller Neo/Magfield vid. I will have to make a better one.

@ GK. The pancake was a test. It showed me that DC currant in small amounts can be collected. Some of the purest smooth DC iv seen.
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Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #254 on: February 02, 2007, 06:29:51 PM »
@ Moab,
Can we name your TPU Moab1? Trying to keep it simple.

Spherenot ask about which coil to wind. I slept on it. And this is the pattern I came up with.
GK4 shook magnets, made noise, and smacked the skies. Moab's coil then added to that making the magnet move violently. I attribute this to the open middle coil addition mainly. Previously
@mflynn44 mentioned puting power collection in the center.
@Grumpy stated that we are choking the system.
So, I am looking at the SM17 and I see the feedback windings are gone. I believe they are moved to the center as those little coils on top of the control unit. What a better place, eh? That way part of the choking is alleviated AND the feedback is at the highest concentration of flux impact. Just off center of the wave center! Sounds pretty valid? makes frequency control easier! The 2 black caps are there also for the input for the radiant expression of this design.

My next TPU(GK6) will be 4 or 3 loops (segments?) of RG6 video cable. The copper centers will be the collectors, the ground shielding will be the controllers(4), and the center coils will be the feedback. The cost is $10.00 USD. And that, my friends, is what we want! This will be an easy test.

I then can make this configuration any diameter, single loop each segment in only an hours time.

The parameters specifically tied together are the diameter, the height distance of each loop from each other, the 2 freqs, and the 2 coil specs( I bet they are close) for resonancy of the 2 frequencies(because they are close).

So, Spherenot, the answer to your question is once you have your 555s up then here are 3 answers, the later being the most expediant and of least cost in monies and labor. And a quicker bench check for your circuit while showing you results. And if this produces more power then plz be safe.
Otto got heat & sparks, I got heat & shook magnets, Moab got sparks & threw magnets. I was the ony one that didn't drive a light bulb. These devices all produce kicks. In the next appreciable step, the device should rumble.

In the GK4 device, the segments are pulsed in a verticle pattern across the 3 layers. In the Moab1 they are pulsed angularly in a 45 degree pattern. The GK4 then has one North segment in a bucking pattern against 3 dead segments. This produces no magnetic spin. But the Moab1 with the skewed coil connection essentially gives a 3 north to 1 dead segment pulsed pattern and in a rotating pattern. If you watch Moab1 magnet move you can see the spirographic dance. The magnet spins on its axis one way while traveling in the opposite direction. I also see uncontrolled levitation. I see other experiments in this arena if the magnet could be held in a static axis off central center of the coil and allowed to spin around the coil center.

I recall seeing the post that the SM15 & 17 do not spin magnets or compasses. RFC on that.

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« Last Edit: February 03, 2007, 11:16:51 AM by giantkiller »