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Offline hartiberlin

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Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« on: October 02, 2007, 04:25:37 PM »
Hi All,
here are 3 very interesting videos which user Tink
has found and emailed me.

The guy has uploaded these to Youtube, but his account was deleted
and now user Tink has found these videos again.

It shows a guy using some kind of pyroclay.com powder
to make beads which in a spark gap seem to
power up running motor much faster from the same
power supply.

In one video he says he is using a oscillating
power supply with around 3 amps ( capacity ?)...

Well see for yourself, what this can do.

Interestingly is, that when he touches his croco clamp
without the clay bead the motor runs much slower...
on the same power supply.
So it seems the usage of the clay bead at the contact point
together with the arc is releasing more power into the circuit.

This is probably the same effect, which I think is the main
effect in the Newman machines.
There the commutator contacts made of graphite-copper just burn
in the spark gap and deliver additional electrons into the circuit
and thus less power is needed from the batteries and/or the
batteries are recharged.

Here is the link to the 3 Flash Videos:

www.overunity.com/negative_resistance

You can watch them with Media Player classic for
instance.

Regards, Stefan.

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #1 on: October 02, 2007, 04:28:41 PM »
FYI, his youtube site WAS http://www.youtube.com/user/Jdub6d9
He seems fairly confident that he is definitely tapping something, and his videos do seem to show some strange behavior. Like: a green glow around what might be his motor's coil, a apparent huge influx of energy that makes his little motor really move fast, a strange effect where an insulated contact causes a huge and constant arc across his two contacts yet those same contacts touching without any insulation don't have this arc at all, and more.He seems to 'get it' in his head. So, I emailed he many times now trying to get some more information from him and he has finally responded to my email and another gentlemen's. Below I show both of his responses.




The tube is inline of the negative.....so its just electrolysis.....the crazy thing is...the motor is in parallel to the tube set....... once the motor hits resonance, it takes no amps from the tube....until that resonance happens....the amperage into the tube  is less and production is less...next step is to coat cathode tube.....and make the WFC a capacitor.....then hook it up in parallel to the motor with a pumping diode to step charge...the motor is tapping the radiant energy by making VERY fast square waves and on every off pulse of the motors commutator it is sending a burst out.....I have ran my setup through a transformer...and secondary is giving 400v.....with very little or no amps....As for Lawton.....no I am using a circuit I have found Wink...it WANTS to resonate given a lil negative resistance! Waterfuel.ca/tesla_lives is my website.....I encourage u to read as much Tesla patents as u can....As I hate trying to explain it to people who can't comprehend what it is that is happening....and to do that u need to read Tesla....and watch some Tom Bearden videos...I will give u a lil hint.....the circuit I have found has a 200v capacitor...who's negative is going to an open plate, which is insulated.....Read Tesla and u will know what that is...."an open circuit".....it lets the "aether" pour in!.....well enough said to a stranger.....you will have to read up to understand.....Ohh and 1 more thing...throw what u think u know of electricity out the window!!....amperage doesn't have to follow voltage.....we can stop it Wink



Ok Tao.....Well my findings go as follows.......The cap and diode I had on the xformer are not needed.....However the arc is easier coaxed when i have SOME kind of coil to bounce off. I have made a small coil around a steel core and eliminated the transformer....the key is the POWER SUPPLY....it is an active power supply...I tore it apart and immediately saw the Tesla/Meyers connection....(THERE IS A 200V CAPACITOR WHO'S NEGATIVE GOES TO AN INSULATED PLATE "OPEN CIRCUIT").....It is giving out pulsed DC.....but special kind, If I look at it on my scope in the 20-50v range, all I see is a 30v DC line right....but If I zoom in to 2v setting...it is step charging and discharging...meaning the "straight line" at this power looks like saw teeth of a hack saw.... Also the output is through a torroidal bifilar coil.....basically this thing wants to resonate......As for the Pyrosol......I used some creative thinking.....But here's what I think is happening there.....The reason the light looks green is because, I theorize there is actually an atomic interaction...copper "burns" green...the pyrosol....It arcs orange....and steel arcs white.....and I have arc'd blue too "a mix of steel and lead I believe"....My best Pyrosol beads are the ones I can manipulate into spheres....while the outside is smooth like glass....the inside is crumbly like a poor quality glass.....As when Arc'ing just metal, I have noticed deposits from the positive terminal onto the negative.....So, I believe that the beads I can make are actually some kind of metaglass. And that the outside is mostly metalic and the inside is mostly silicate which forms a spherical waveguide that encourages resonance...and most likely they are both in an oxide form....So I believe they COULD have diode properties.....But the lil motor is the real deal here.....it's geometry is such that it is always out of equilibrium while running.....therefore a self starter right...not only that...since it's commutator directly reflects this interaction....It is SELF TUNING and will find resonance with the circuit...at resonance I get many effects.......like charging batteries by tapping into motor in parallel...ect....ect, more to come when I get a full understanding....But honestly, read Tesla's patents....1119732 and 514168 especially.

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #2 on: October 02, 2007, 04:53:23 PM »
These vid?s don?t play for me Harti even with media player classic .
oh well,,,

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #3 on: October 02, 2007, 06:51:20 PM »
Here are the videos, plus an extra one (there are more)...

I encoded them to DivX format...
« Last Edit: October 02, 2007, 11:32:35 PM by tao »

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #4 on: October 02, 2007, 11:34:05 PM »
videos finally uploaded

let me just say, I posted them not because I think they are important or that this guy has something, but for those who want to see the videos and for the 'public' record I establish by posting them here...That goes with why I posted those two responses from the author a couple posts above...

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #5 on: October 03, 2007, 05:59:04 AM »
interesting, but I have never heard of silica or any form of it being a conductor, I wonder what is different about this stuff....anybody have an in depth material science background? I have a bit of experiance being a packaging engineer with glass manufacturing and I have never come across something like this. If you have id love to know!

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #6 on: October 03, 2007, 06:45:04 AM »
is it ment to be conductor or simply make a gap?. :o ..and the inside was glowing green with out question..whats that about ?..any one else tryed this yet?.

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #7 on: October 03, 2007, 07:59:44 AM »
Here are the last two videos that I have, told ya I had more :P

jdub1.avi I believe was his last video he posted on youtube
jdub2.avi was the first video that he had posted of his setup

In both videos you can clearly see this massive arcing that occurs. Just look at either video's arcing footage and tell me that it doesn't exactly resemble Steven Mark's arcing in his one video. That is the first thing that caught my eye about this guy and the thing that made me download all his youtube videos 'just in case'...

enjoy...


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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #8 on: October 03, 2007, 12:11:50 PM »
wow, thats quite interesting  ;)

... who of you is the guy showing us this bright arc? ^^

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Also this could be a fake, i wish to know how to make these arcs at normal atmosphere?

So please somebody try to replicate this arcs and show us, i tryed a lot of times but with equipment shown in the video it is very hard even with welding gas around and high frequency.

pyroclay.com - for me - seems very unserious -> could be that this guy only want to sell his products, thats why i am firstly thinking it is a fake.
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Or Beardens iffy theory is very good  :-\  who knows ...

kind regards, Super

« Last Edit: October 03, 2007, 12:47:23 PM by Super »

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #9 on: October 03, 2007, 03:28:04 PM »
wow, thats quite interesting  ;)

... who of you is the guy showing us this bright arc? ^^

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Also this could be a fake, i wish to know how to make these arcs at normal atmosphere?

So please somebody try to replicate this arcs and show us, i tryed a lot of times but with equipment shown in the video it is very hard even with welding gas around and high frequency.

pyroclay.com - for me - seems very unserious -> could be that this guy only want to sell his products, thats why i am firstly thinking it is a fake.
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Or Beardens iffy theory is very good  :-\  who knows ...

kind regards, Super

Sure, it could certainly be fake, but somethings lend to it all being real.

He never mentioned a website where you could buy the silica, it was Stefan that put the website in this threads title. The only thing he mentioned was the type of powder he was using.

He spent sometime making each of the videos and testing different setups with that powder.

He was cautious in even responding to ANY of my emails or anyone else's, he only responded when I demonstrated some foreknowledge to him.

He abruptly deleted all his videos and youtube account and never said a word since, and even when his account was up, he didn't have all that many views.


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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #10 on: October 03, 2007, 05:24:23 PM »
I checked out the Pyroclay website and found some very interesting things. Acutally this all started in another thread I stumbled across here talking about a white powder gold. This is known as motoatomic gold and has some very interesting properties. It is known room level super conductor, It is known that the egyptians spent a a rather large ammount of resources on creating it, and this form exists in other metalic elements of similar period as well. The thing is, that its many benefits are compounded when the elements are mixed in proportion to how they would naturally appear in nature. It should be noted that while these elements are still gold, silver etc, they have lost their metalic bonding mechanism through the outer valence shells in the electrons, meaning they do not have the same properties as the metal they origionally came from, they are non conductive in the standard way, they display super conductive properties, they have many documented health benefits, and some have reported they changing mass based upon temperature!  Much of the literature on teh subject spoke of harvesting these metals in earth salts common in many soils and clays..........sounds familiar. It would definitly be interesting to buy some of this stuff and grab a torch, and see what happens.

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #11 on: October 03, 2007, 05:33:50 PM »
actually after reading the page more, I realized that they actually mention monoatomic elements being very present in their products over and over! intersting. It should also be noted that the ark of the covenant is actually a misspelled mistake taken place durring the translation of the bible from latin to german durring the days of luther and the 95th thesis. Origionally it was spelled the ARC of the covenant. If one goes and looks at the construction details, and all of its descriptions, they will see that it was actually built as a giant capacitor filled with gold powder.....they dont say whit gold powder I dont believe, but the similarities are too close. Other interesting facts are that the word worship actually stems from the old word workship, notice the work in it. Temples in egyption times were not holy places of prayer, they were places to do work for the gods, and much of this was making monoatomic gold. Several temples have been found that were filled with the elemental form of gold.

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #12 on: October 03, 2007, 05:36:36 PM »
actually after reading the page more, I realized that they actually mention monoatomic elements being very present in their products over and over! intersting. It should also be noted that the ark of the covenant is actually a misspelled mistake taken place durring the translation of the bible from latin to german durring the days of luther and the 95th thesis. Origionally it was spelled the ARC of the covenant. If one goes and looks at the construction details, and all of its descriptions, they will see that it was actually built as a giant capacitor filled with gold powder.....they dont say whit gold powder I dont believe, but the similarities are too close. Other interesting facts are that the word worship actually stems from the old word workship, notice the work in it. Temples in egyption times were not holy places of prayer, they were places to do work for the gods, and much of this was making monoatomic gold. Several temples have been found that were filled with the elemental form of gold.

Wouldn't it be funny if the movie Stargate wasn't that far off after all?  8)

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #13 on: October 03, 2007, 05:57:21 PM »

Wouldn't it be funny if the movie Stargate wasn't that far off after all?  8)

Lol, I've thinking the same when researching all these links.

Reality has a nasty habit of being stranger than fiction, many a times :)

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Re: Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?
« Reply #14 on: October 03, 2007, 06:24:16 PM »

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Sure, it could certainly be fake, but somethings lend to it all being real.

He never mentioned a website where you could buy the silica, it was Stefan that put the website in this threads title. The only thing he mentioned was the type of powder he was using.

He spent sometime making each of the videos and testing different setups with that powder.

He was cautious in even responding to ANY of my emails or anyone else's, he only responded when I demonstrated some foreknowledge to him.

He abruptly deleted all his videos and youtube account and never said a word since, and even when his account was up, he didn't have all that many views.

hmm, ok tao i see ...  :o

but i dont think that these powders are the key ... look in the other vids he is using only a microwave oven transformer, cap and a selfmade powerunit (seems like a trimmer transformer for lamps).
Don't know if such arcs could be done with (he says 9 watts or so) this.  :(