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forest

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #360 on: January 08, 2011, 11:47:10 AM »
IMHO someone living in Seattle could find a trace of Hubbard device and maybe even sketches. He said that mechanist build a number of his coils for him, they only didn't knew how to start it.
Beside there is maybe an archive of old photo negatives from 1920 done for local newspapers that time.

Tito L. Oracion

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #361 on: January 08, 2011, 12:12:28 PM »
Hubbard coil?

These are series of parallel kickers with secondaries!


and you know what?

 #22awg can be match with #4awg and its a nice match!
 

;D


forest

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #362 on: January 08, 2011, 12:52:34 PM »
Hubbard coil?

These are series of parallel kickers with secondaries!


and you know what?

 #22awg can be match with #4awg and its a nice match!
 

;D

Tito welcome !  ;D

Two questions:

1. Do you think there was also inner coil on steel/iron pipe and outer coil around all 8 coils ?
2. If there was Tesla coil based then how do you think was lenz law eliminated ? I presume that energy was routed around in one direction only because Hendershot device was similar as stated by Hubbard  and run at stable speed always in direction opposite to the Earth rotation.

I have also a strong tendency to think about Hubbard device like about induction motor but one thing is wrong - coils are in wrong relation to internal rotor to have rotating magnetic field influence on it. They should be a right angle to the rotor I think to make center coil as a overloaded rotor.



ramset

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #363 on: January 08, 2011, 05:13:04 PM »
Forrest
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IMHO someone living in Seattle could find a trace of Hubbard device and maybe even sketches
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That would be NICE!!

@Saint Buzz
Can you give me ONE relative of Cater??[PM]

I will make the call [or as many calls as required]and report back!

Chet
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Teetsla  >  ;D<
still a handsome guy, Did you lose some weight?

ramset

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #364 on: January 09, 2011, 03:29:36 AM »
                   




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« Last Edit: January 09, 2011, 04:37:36 AM by ramset »

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #365 on: January 09, 2011, 05:04:48 AM »
Hey Chet,

I just got a PM from TheBuzz. Apparently he was offended that you would ask him to do your leg work. TheBuzz does not think that the Hubbard coil is something that people should be playing with and that it would be better if people focused on canceling Lentz law with the compression / acceleration techniques which are safer and will still bear good fruit.

Here is part of what Saint Buzz wrote:
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"Saint Buzz is not an errand boy to be sent collecting the relatives of a dead scientist. I shall now ascend into the heavens to bath in the golden rays that emanate from my six overunity.com golden stars."

TheBuzz went on to mention that:
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Saint Buzz is offended that the Grumpy fruit of Satan's loin has more golden stars in his heavens. You took a worthless golden star away from Saint Buzz a year ago. An act which Saint Buzz has not forgotten.

He finished by stating that he made 777 dead turtle doves fall from the sky over Italy as a sign of his contempt along with a large earthquake which will occur on Jan.22 2011. (heaven time)

Look like he made good on the doves - Yikes! I would take that as a credible threat. My advice is let him chill for a while since he is busy making coil forms in heaven. I have his number if something important comes up.
« Last Edit: January 09, 2011, 01:24:27 PM by quarktoo »

quarktoo

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #366 on: January 09, 2011, 10:05:40 AM »
If you look at those Hubbard photos, you see one coil with a distributor cap and one coil that does not appear to have it. Whether or not is was needed was probably dependant on what you want to power with it. I think this is a giant clue - The photo with the distributor was powering a resistive load - (heater).

The boat photo does not show the distributor but the motor with 8 poles could have easily had the HV coils wound on them to do the work of the distributor and HV power supply so it would not be needed.

I suspect the two big hose size wires actually had 8 wires each in them since Hubbard probably didn't want to fry himself with high voltage wires laying in the bottom of a wet boat.

Me thinks the shorted coil trick of Thane Heins is a better way to go than Hubbard since Thane's work is simple enough that anyone can do it now, is proven to increase efficiency and is safe. Thane Heins has a good workable solution once you go beyond the pulse motor IMHO.
« Last Edit: January 09, 2011, 01:51:28 PM by quarktoo »

ramset

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #367 on: January 09, 2011, 05:11:05 PM »
Quarktoo
Yikes is right [those poor birds].
Please tell Saint Buzz I was not trying to be slack in my duties! I thought perhaps by some chance he might have a phone number ,or even a clue? as you well know I am Clueless !
And of course he is SSOOOooooo much better than me at researching these matters.[finding peeps].

On another note ,His Wisdom is also greatly appreciated,
choosing a venue for OU that is "Safe".He really does love us.
Makes me warm and fuzzy [but so does the Cat sometimes,I hope he doesn't ever do a Cat kill [Yikes}]

His Humble [and presently doing NOTHING [for OU]]
Servant

Chet


quarktoo

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #368 on: January 09, 2011, 05:40:08 PM »
Quarktoo
Yikes is right [those poor birds].
Please tell Saint Buzz I was not trying to be slack in my duties! I thought perhaps by some chance he might have a phone number ,or even a clue? as you well know I am Clueless !
And of course he is SSOOOooooo much better than me at researching these matters.[finding peeps].

On another note ,His Wisdom is also greatly appreciated,
choosing a venue for OU that is "Safe".He really does love us.
Makes me warm and fuzzy [but so does the Cat sometimes,I hope he doesn't ever do a Cat kill [Yikes}]

His Humble [and presently doing NOTHING [for OU]]
Servant

Chet

I don't know how he feels about cats but I do know that he wears a cologne called "Bloody Puppy Entrails" invented by OmniBus. TheBuzz loves puppies!
http://americantrollsociety.blogspot.com/2010/12/most-wanted-list.html

No clue of Cater and losing interest on the Hubbard coil. I did learn a few things in the process of searching and that is always the objective of the shakedown game.

I read Caters book and he clearly had a bent with academic science. Reminds me of Marinov in a big way. One of my favorite parts was how he found many of the flaws that prove we faked the moon landings but rather than acknowledge the obvious fraud, he instead theorized that the Apollo missions had anti-gravity propulsion systems since the rockets would not have been able to carry the fuel necessary to carry out the mission. Not the sharpest tool in the shed but an interesting one and a champion of academic freedom and scientific integrity.

I suspect he lost his religion too late in life and was not emotionally prepared to wage jihad on the academic world. That didn't keep him from trying as the book is a unhinged rant with a modicum of science in there somewhere. If you enjoy chaos, and I do, two thumbs up!
« Last Edit: January 09, 2011, 06:03:24 PM by quarktoo »

Tito L. Oracion

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #369 on: January 10, 2011, 12:38:56 AM »
Tito welcome !  ;D

Two questions:

1. Do you think there was also inner coil on steel/iron pipe and outer coil around all 8 coils ?
2. If there was Tesla coil based then how do you think was lenz law eliminated ? I presume that energy was routed around in one direction only because Hendershot device was similar as stated by Hubbard  and run at stable speed always in direction opposite to the Earth rotation.

I have also a strong tendency to think about Hubbard device like about induction motor but one thing is wrong - coils are in wrong relation to internal rotor to have rotating magnetic field influence on it. They should be a right angle to the rotor I think to make center coil as a overloaded rotor.

i'm not actually sure but the principle of gaining method is just one"its a coiling technique"

and #22 is what tesla is always using and number 4awg is used by hubbard enough to power up a boat.


ramset

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #370 on: January 10, 2011, 01:44:50 AM »
Quarktoo
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Me thinks the shorted coil trick of Thane Heins is a better way to go than Hubbard since Thane's work is simple enough that anyone can do it now, is proven to increase efficiency and is safe. Thane Heins has a good workable solution once you go beyond the pulse motor IMHO.
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This is where some folks feel your off.
They think Thane is using substandard measuring techniques.
It would be VERY cool if you could come up with something that utilises Thane's Effect to perform work beyond any speculation,a decisive once and for all Test for OU.

That would be very cool.

Chet

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #371 on: January 10, 2011, 02:21:18 AM »
Quarktoo
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Me thinks the shorted coil trick of Thane Heins is a better way to go than Hubbard since Thane's work is simple enough that anyone can do it now, is proven to increase efficiency and is safe. Thane Heins has a good workable solution once you go beyond the pulse motor IMHO.
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This is where some folks feel your off.
They think Thane is using substandard measuring techniques.
It would be VERY cool if you could come up with something that utilises Thane's Effect to perform work beyond any speculation,a decisive once and for all Test for OU.

That would be very cool.

Chet

I could and would do that. Of course, I would want quid pro quo for buying hundreds of dollars of copper wire and a junk alternator.

I know a simple test. There was a couple of scientist from Brazil that made a Newman motor and used a scale 1 foot off axis and measured torque in foot pounds. That way everything going in (torque and RPM) and everything coming out (volts and amps) gets measured and the only thing not measured heat and friction losses are ignored since they always will be anyway. There is no way to ridicule the result.

It would not be ideal in terms of efficiency since I would be using an alternator that will not have enough coil winding space but should be close enough to compare the difference.

Odd how Thane has not evolved his research very rapidly. Watching his videos is like watching Groundhog Day in slow motion over and over...

quarktoo

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #372 on: January 10, 2011, 02:36:38 AM »
There is one other possibility for this hubbard coil that nobody has thought of or pointed out so I will keep it to myself but it would require those two big black hoses to be coolant lines since it would get real hot and all that huge wire would actually be be copper tubing. Half of the tubing would have water in it.

ramset

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #373 on: January 10, 2011, 02:42:02 PM »
Hubbard made 25000 watts
OUCH!!

You know he "played" on a MUCH smaller basis while he was learnlng .That would be safe to do ,we don't need to fry ourselves.
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However,
I see you are seeking to collaborate on some serious experiments,or at least try some things ?

I hope you are succesful in getting "SERIOUS" people on board.
It would be nice to advance our understanding of these things!

Chet
 


Paul-R

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Re: Hubbard coil
« Reply #374 on: January 10, 2011, 05:51:37 PM »
Hubbard made 25000 watts
OUCH!!

You know he "played" on a MUCH smaller basis while he was learnlng ...
Yes, but it is all about achieving resonance. Sometines, by altering the scale,
the problems of getting resonance increases.
« Last Edit: January 10, 2011, 06:21:52 PM by Paul-R »