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Author Topic: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)  (Read 299704 times)

sparks

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #120 on: January 22, 2010, 01:35:05 PM »
Electrostatic potentials are worth investigating.  These are the potentials that are produced in space which cause currents which disrupt the magnetic field which induces electrostatic potentials that produce currents that disrupt the magnetic field which produce currents.......     Which comes first,  and can we split the wave?  A wheatstone bridge can.   You can produce an alternating current through the galvenometer by just changing the resistance of the unknown resistance to be measured to the dc voltage impressed on the entire device.  Earth has lots of charge.  Upwards of a columb.  Space not so much.  Earth is polarized negative space positive.  Put a wheatstone bridge in between and vary the unknown resistance produce currents in the galvenometer.
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ramset

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #121 on: January 22, 2010, 02:48:48 PM »
Hay Tito

Show this to your son
80 yr old man[a neighbor] found frozen to death next to the wood pile
60 feet from his house
His wife [a neighbor] was found two days later ,not quite frozen [dead
yet]inside the house delusional

While your busy making bikes for your son and giggling with him about how cool it will be.


Think about the dead neighbor and all the others that will Die while you play and worry about your sons future and your legacy

If you think that I am being Dramatic you are crazy

The Guys that run our world [Oil ,Gov'ts, big companies]
step over Dead and dying bodies every day on there way to a golf game
Or maybe building a bike for their kid??

Are you one of those??

Show this to your son TITO
This incident just happened!!
You want their names and pictures??
The ball is in your court Buddy

Chet

Ps
Maybe now you know why I'm so angry[a huge understatement]
ASK your son if he is OK with people dying?

Who knows maybe he's a chip off the old block?
If thats the case you don't belong here!

Magluvin

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #122 on: January 22, 2010, 03:04:13 PM »
That was a cool link Nightlife
But Tesla always claimed high freq. And Yes low freq can be dangerous.

I would say a wide open receiver should find something. Or just fine tuning all the way through the bands. lol

Mags

baroutologos

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #123 on: January 22, 2010, 03:40:46 PM »
I see, Tito do the part he knows best (as many clever people do)
They sell hope. Perhaps Tito craves attentions and tender...

Most people say it can be done and OU is out there. Perhaps it is, perhaps it is not. Go to a Haitian fate-striken man and tell him the life is good and luxurious life exist!

If he is destined to die in porverty and live in unhuman conditions, a luxurious life existing or not does not makes any difference for him. He is better knowing that does not exist anyway.

For our case. We have not seen any usefull OU ever. We have not a clue how our lifes could be improved since we propably won't get Ou for the next 100 years. (i am moderate here)

It is good to be a positive thinker and dreamer, but when comes to bottom line, acomplishment and technology exploitation for our betterment. We are left, again, to zero.

I make a puplic offer
......................

Tito says he is busy for a living etc etc I am willing to PAY, individually 1,000USD now, if he could train me to achieve usefull OU myself. Later i would be unwilling to give out the secret to people easily (that i paid) and instead i would be morally obliged at introducing Tito for training them.

I am confident that many would be willing to do, thus the technology would be spread, Tito or anyone would be benefited a lot from the procedure, thus a win-win condition.

My offer is real and honest.

Baroutologos

sparks

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #124 on: January 22, 2010, 04:27:50 PM »
   If the spark gap is considered a resistor changing it's value at a given frequency and incorporated into a wheatstone bridge:   as the resistance to be measured changes,  current flow through the galvenometer increases. We have conversion of resistance into current flow.  The powerscource is the electrostatic potential between mass and nonmass.  In a semiconductor there are holes and there are electrons.  In what we call fullfledged conductors (prime number of protons for the mathmatically inclined) the same condition applies as electrons are jumping from one atom to the next trying to assume a noble gas configuration.  This leaves wholes or positive charges on the parent atom.  This desire for male and female electron bonding in valence shells is a stronger force than the protonic electrostatic potentials that are shielded by the lower valence shell electrons.  The electrons in the valence shells are free to do what they want.  Most of the time they like to screw around/with each other.

gauschor

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #125 on: January 22, 2010, 07:03:45 PM »
I don't know if I am correct here with this posting, but coming back to the spark gap tesla visualized in his patent:

He claims that this "magnetically quenched spark gap" is the reason for getting cold electricity, because it makes it possible to discharge very abruptly: though I am confused by the sketch of him, because from my own experience the discharge will most likely not take place between the 2 electrodes of the conductor, but will instead go the route via the upper or lower magnets, therefore causing 2 smaller discharges on the shorter paths. Despite, I think Tesla does not want the discharge to happen that way, but he wants the 2 conductors to discharge directly against each other. I wonder how that can be achieved, because discharge always seeks the shortest path.... and with the magnets as close as visualised in here this almost seems impossible!?

Any ideas, how it is supposed to be?



Magluvin

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #126 on: January 22, 2010, 07:45:51 PM »
He could have had mica insulating on the magnets. The spark gap may have been in a glass tube. Either way, Im sure that the pictorial doesnt explain everything. But it is good that the magnets are shown, So now it is time to try it. =]

Mags

gauschor

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #127 on: January 22, 2010, 09:54:00 PM »
Thanks, I totally forgot that I could enclose the electrodes in a glass tube or something like that. Sometimes one has a knob in the head.

sparks

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #128 on: January 23, 2010, 02:11:28 AM »
The magnetic quenching of a spark gap enables the input to phase with the oscillations in the tank circuit.  A plasma grows from one electrode and does not even have to reach the other electrode before the effects of the moving charge carriers towards the opposing electrode are felt.  The other electrode feels the polarization of the space as it becomes increasingly negative.  This electrostatic potential initiates a cold current.  The magnetic blow out coils are used to insure that the leading edge of the plasma never reaches the second electrode.  This would short out the electrostatic potentials and normal currents would flow.  It is like a tunneling diode.  The electrons never go all the way through the barrier but their charge does.

Tito L. Oracion

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #129 on: January 23, 2010, 02:50:39 AM »
   If the spark gap is considered a resistor changing it's value at a given frequency and incorporated into a wheatstone bridge:   as the resistance to be measured changes,  current flow through the galvenometer increases. We have conversion of resistance into current flow.  The powerscource is the electrostatic potential between mass and nonmass.  In a semiconductor there are holes and there are electrons.  In what we call fullfledged conductors (prime number of protons for the mathmatically inclined) the same condition applies as electrons are jumping from one atom to the next trying to assume a noble gas configuration.  This leaves wholes or positive charges on the parent atom.  This desire for male and female electron bonding in valence shells is a stronger force than the protonic electrostatic potentials that are shielded by the lower valence shell electrons.  The electrons in the valence shells are free to do what they want.  Most of the time they like to screw around/with each other.

Hi sir spark  good day ;D

Your really a spark of a genius, i always admire your post they are tooo deep for me to understand but you know what sir, the solution i discover is just a crap compare to your post, really unnoticeable, now i really see the cleverness of tesla, veeeery tricky. YOU WILL NOT STOP LAUGHING IF YOU DISCOVER THAT ;D

@ chet

I fully understand you sir, but what is very important for me now is my family, i will do everything for my family my care is for them first ok, hope you understand me sir.

@bart

I apologize if i made you mad at me sir, and thanks for the offer i'm really not off to the money though i need them ok.  ;D

@ all

I understand everyones feeling of being tease by me not telling the secret but i'm telling the truth ok.
If i'm making everyone mad at me because of my bad post, ok i'm so sorry, and i will now stop bothering you in this topic ok. but what i'm going to leave here and share is that a single button cell or an antenna can really power up your home and that is no doubt and NOT CRAZY OK! and the real secret as i always say in many of my post is AMPLIFICATION.

GOODBYE EVERYONE VERY FUN TALKING TO YOU ALL

BUT DON'T WORRY I'LL JUST WATCH OK  ;D




Magluvin

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #130 on: January 23, 2010, 03:23:13 AM »
Hey Tito
How about just giving these guys some general info, things around the device itself. Like how much power your producing, does it take up much space, does it make a lot of noise. At least you would be feeding their search interest. =]

Mags

nightlife

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #131 on: January 23, 2010, 03:26:49 AM »
That was a cool link Nightlife
But Tesla always claimed high freq. And Yes low freq can be dangerous.

I would say a wide open receiver should find something. Or just fine tuning all the way through the bands. lol

Mags

 What if he was attracting a low frequency and then coverting it to a high  frequncy?
 What if he used a low frequency's to resonate a coil which created a high frequency after being affected.

 Think about hard hitting bass like in hip hop music in a car. Think about how much it vibrates that car and all the ones around it including the buildngs and even the ground. Now think of the sound of the vibrations  created by the bass thru all the different things being vibrated. The hit last for a fraction of a secound but the vibratons last for several depending on the matterial that is affectd by the vibration. If we could attach hundreds or thousands of magnets that are floating in coils on everything that vibrated, think of all the energy that would be created. Then think of how much energy was used. A 4000 watt system will produce a very vibrant hit. The hit will vibrate those magnets creating energy as long as the vibration lasted. Now think of all energy created and I would bet that it is much more then the energy used to create the hit. That is because of the self resonating affect vibrations have on matter. Now isolate the hit and direct it to a coil and  the coil will vibrate as well as create a magnetic field. We then have a vibrating magnetic field that produces energy thru the coil as long as it is vibrating.
 The s/m tpu was said to have vibrated. Could it be that he used a pulsed low frequency to create and carry the vibration? Could the vibration have created the electricty it put out?   :o  I think it could because electriicty is vibrations.
 

Magluvin

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #132 on: January 23, 2010, 03:31:11 AM »
You might be right there Nightlife
Now we just need to tune in to about 8 hz and start thumpin. Im into custom car audio and I know what you are saying.

Mags

Tito L. Oracion

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #133 on: January 23, 2010, 03:47:13 AM »
Hey Tito
How about just giving these guys some general info, things around the device itself. Like how much power your producing, does it take up much space, does it make a lot of noise. At least you would be feeding their search interest. =]

Mags

hi mags

ok, currently i only have 1000 watts inverter because that is all i can afford now, my source is an antenna, i'm using #### stage amplification, using a lot of transformer that are readily available in the market cause i'm too lazy to wind ok, the many the transformer the higher inverter watts you have is the power you can produce its unlimited ok.  a half meter by a half meter is enough for the space for a thousand watts.

i think this is my last post. i am not anymore interested in this forum ok

i'll just be watching from now on ok.

ps: no noise ok i've solved that by putting it inside of an aquarium funny but effective, i think oil is much better  ;D
did you see an aquarium based on oil. lol hahahahahaha  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D

nightlife

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #134 on: January 23, 2010, 03:47:23 AM »
  So if  we were to charge a cap and dump it at 8 hz in to a coil, the coil should be able to create enough energy to fill another cap to dump back in. switch them back and forth and you have a pulsed low frequncy input creating a high frequency output.
 I am not sure if I am makiing any sense right now. I am thinking outside of th box and I will have to do some research to see if I can be right.