Author Topic: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity) (Read 301752 times)

angryScientist · « **Reply #15 on:** December 19, 2009, 06:44:20 AM »

Quote from: amigo on October 08, 2008, 05:21:09 AM

Perhaps it would be worth while looking into rotary spark-gaps and rotary disruptors as means of achieving short impulses. It appears that the spark gap is the only device to my knowledge that bridges the aetheric and magnetic realms, allowing the passing of the first and blocking the later.

What we need is a modern device that can achieve the same effects, if such thing is possible, because spark-gaps aren't really practical anymore, in my humble opinion...

I think I'm starting to ramble...it's late so I'll call it a night.

The microwave oven oscillator is a very quick rotary spark gap.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavity_magnetron
http://www.upv.es/gcm/docente/magnetron.html

I don't want the planet turned inside out by a billion crazed free energy seekers either.

Tito L. Oracion · « **Reply #16 on:** December 19, 2009, 10:40:23 AM »

Quote from: nievesoliveras on December 18, 2009, 06:53:27 PM

@all

Must of the time, when somebody says that he has something that everybody wants and needs but he cant show it, is just boasting and has nothing.

Because if he truly could not tell it he would not advertise it in order to call attention.

Jesus

oh well, is that so?

yes i'm boasting and has nothing

i do not advertise it, i'm just giving all some info.
ok just forget it!

i think i have gave everything i could possibly give
i apologize to all that i made them mad and thank you to all person that are good to me

don't worry this is now my last post. cause i'm now so very busy.

note: i'm not selling free energy ok!

so looooong fel

kooler · « **Reply #17 on:** December 19, 2009, 03:09:07 PM »

@ tito
since you a tesla fan
check these out.. tell me what you think....

http://www.youtube.com/user/koolerization

The Observer · « **Reply #18 on:** December 20, 2009, 01:11:16 AM »

A Correction regarding my post above about how the Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter worked.
(apparently, the time allotted for editing a post is limited)

Quote

Essentially there are three steps to Tesla's Dream.

1. Two towers on exact opposite sides of the world.
2. A resonant standing wave set up between them (around the entire world)
3. Tuning coils (to gather energy) at the nodes of said Resonant Standing Wave.

#3 was mistated.

It is the anti-nodes that do all the moving and the nodes that stand still.

So #3 should read....

3. Tuning coils (to gather energy) at the anti-nodes of said Resonant Standing Wave.

Sorry if I caused any confusion.

Season's Greetings,
The Observer

Magluvin · « **Reply #19 on:** December 20, 2009, 05:04:25 AM »

Sirmikey1
The pat. pic of the pancake coil on the ant. circuit in your first post caught my eye. I played a bit with these coils and was not much impressed, for my tests anyway, but that pic, I see the secondary pickup wound at the outer edge of that pancake. Is it possible that the magnetic field of the pancake coil is concentrated at the outer edge of the coil? If so then my experiments with them were worthless. I have seen TK's vids testing of a bifi cake coil vs a regular cake coil, but he did not test them like this pic shows. I have not messed with it yet, but that pic got me thinking. Has anyone?
Magthinks

sparks · « **Reply #20 on:** December 20, 2009, 05:08:13 AM »

Tesla new about resonance and the ability to create huge oscillations of power from a relatively small input over time.
This is not overunity by any means but it is a way to store energy. Millions of horsepower if not more can be stored in a resonant circuit with a phased input. So if we put a watt into a resonant circuit for a second after an hour we have 3600 watts of power in the circuit. Thats about 4 or 5 horsepower. Then freeze it. We have a capacitor charged up to voltages thousands of times the input voltage. or we have a magnetic field density in the tesla's compared to the ambient field density. Now we have some relativity to the ambient fields. Can we make things happen that we couldnt with the small power scource. Say we connect one side of our capacitor to another capacitor. Then the other side of this capacitor to ground. When the primary oscillator capacitor plate goes positive so will the new capacitor plate. It will be well over ground. There will be a current established in the second circuit as the capacitor positive plate pulls negative charge from the Earth. How does this effect our primary oscillations. If it does can't we just adjust our inductance to accomodate the magnification or enlargement of the oscillator.

Magluvin · « **Reply #21 on:** December 20, 2009, 05:17:54 AM »

So this resonant setup, does it have to be above certain freq to get this build up storage? What I am getting at is, can a pulse motor say of 5000 rpms, with 10 pulses per rotation, be the ticker for a resonator of 830hz?
Or do we have to have ridiculously high voltage and freq to accomplish this?
Thanks Sparks
Mags

Magluvin · « **Reply #22 on:** December 21, 2009, 03:04:04 AM »

Mk1 has issued a complaint about 300 pages missing from a thread, then conceded that it was a mistake by him once he found that the number of posts per page was changed.
I have a problem with this as may others. Doing so changes links to pages people refer to. Funny thing is, I referred a link to the first page of this thread at Fizzx to point out a pic of Teslas use of a pancake coil, and now the link goes to page 2 of the thread which doesnt have the pic on it.

Does this happen all the time here? Can I not rely on a page to reflect a link that was posted so all whom are interested in what I refer to, to be there only 1 day later?
What about links from a month ago that others refer to, are they not the same anymore and all those previous links must be edited to re associate?

Please answer as to what is going one here.

Magluvins unreliable links

sparks · « **Reply #23 on:** December 21, 2009, 04:56:05 AM »

Voltage rise in a resonant circuit allows the sytem to handle more power in a smaller field. A capacitor charged to 30kv is real good at giving instantaneous current flows of millions of amps. Amperage equals e divided by r. If the r is lowered to a milliohm then you get alot of current flow. Not for along time but millions of amps is alot of juice. Magnetic flux is equal to ampere turns. Has nothing to do with voltage. A million amps going through a few hundred turns is alot of magnetic field flux storage also.

nievesoliveras · « **Reply #24 on:** December 21, 2009, 11:35:48 AM »

@all

Referent to the pages link changes.

To avoid the situation just right click on the post heading and chose copy shortcut from the menu shown on screen.

Then right click on the post you are making and select paste.

The exact link to the post you want to give to your readers will appear.

This way even if the pages arrangement is changed the post message link will stay the same.

If the message was at page 1 and then changed to page 40, the link to it never changes.

Jesus

Tito L. Oracion · « **Reply #25 on:** December 21, 2009, 12:01:45 PM »

Quote from: sparks on December 21, 2009, 04:56:05 AM

Voltage rise in a resonant circuit allows the sytem to handle more power in a smaller field. A capacitor charged to 30kv is real good at giving instantaneous current flows of millions of amps. Amperage equals e divided by r. If the r is lowered to a milliohm then you get alot of current flow. Not for along time but millions of amps is alot of juice. Magnetic flux is equal to ampere turns. Has nothing to do with voltage. A million amps going through a few hundred turns is alot of magnetic field flux storage also.

brilliant!

Tito L. Oracion · « **Reply #26 on:** December 22, 2009, 03:05:29 AM »

Quote from: kooler on December 19, 2009, 03:09:07 PM

@ tito
since you a tesla fan
check these out.. tell me what you think....

http://www.youtube.com/user/koolerization

well, its better but this is not the thing i am referring to, sorry but for me its a mesh

using this method most likely you are just amplifying voltage am i right?

angryScientist · « **Reply #27 on:** December 23, 2009, 05:25:54 AM »

Couldn't help but notice the number of turns in the Tesla's circuit.

So we all live in a plasma and this circuit is a pump for that plasma. Then it's DC, right? This is his shuttle circuit theory then, isn't it?

Magluvin · « **Reply #28 on:** December 23, 2009, 07:11:50 AM »

Thanks for clearing that up Jesus.

I did not know that. But it did mess with my mind a bit as to the whys of it all. Im probably not the only 1 that doesnt know about what you described. Thanks and have a Merry Christmas.

And Merry Christmas to all!

AngryScientist
It is possible that the drawing reflects the actual no. of windings or ratio differences, maybe one side is a particular freq and the other different. My guess would be that the 2 smaller coils are to be the same. If it did really reflect the no. of turns, try counting that pancake over there. lol. But that was a good observation.

Tito
Merry Christmas. Hey, you can give out big extention cords for presents this year an let them hook up to your grid.

Just kidding, happy holidays Teets. Good to see your back.

Sparks
That all makes sense. I get the instantaneous dump of current into the coil. But isnt some of the millions of amps you are reffering to blocked or resisted,initially by the impedance of the coil? So if a coil has a field build time of x, of which when the field reaches max, that would be the beginning of peak current flow, Then x should be 1/4 wave of the freq we want to be in resonance. Correct? Sooo, in theory, we could use these principals at lower freq and lower voltages to power smaller things, no? I know you said there is no ou there, but if we had a setup that was ou and it required these principals, does it all have to be very high freq and voltage to make these pricipals exist? Lets say ya wanted to have the device in a laptop to self power it, and these high freq and voltages may interfere with other parts of the computer, soo im just aiming for lower freq and voltage posibilities, and for many purposes. Also for health and safety reasons.

Magluvin

sparks · « **Reply #29 on:** December 23, 2009, 12:50:34 PM »

The trick is the rate of change. The selfinduction part of the impedance of a coil isnt a problem because this is the phenomenon that is being exploited. The sparkgap is of course in the middle of it all. This is where the conversion begins. Did you know that you can create a very nice refridgerator using magnetic fields. Tesla runs over meets Kelvin runs over and meets Crookes. Kelvin is into cold Crookes is into plasma. The magnetic field causes a compression of the aether. Upon relaxation of the magnetic field the aether expands. Upon expansion thermal energy flows into the field. Upon compression it flows out of the field. Conversion of thermal energy into electrical energy. No ands ifs or buts about it. Stars are magnetically selfconfined plasmas. Magnetically self confined plasma has a negative specific temperature. This was proven a while back by the hot fusion scientists and buried real fast. Why would you need to have fusion when you could have thermal to electrical energy conversion only limited by how fast the conduits can get the chaotic gas kinetic energy to the reactor. No pollution air goes in hot comes out cold. Endothermic reaction followed by an exothermic reaction.

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