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Author Topic: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)  (Read 299701 times)

bboj

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #540 on: December 05, 2010, 09:46:33 PM »
Can you explain how can it self adjust?
Thanks

AbbaRue

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #541 on: June 28, 2011, 01:46:18 PM »
I have a quick question about Tesla Coils:
Does twisted wire like you have in lamp cord or speaker wire work well for a Tesla Coil, or flat Tesla Transformer? 
All the diagrams I see always use solid magnet wire, but I have lots of twisted wire on hand. 
Speaker wire is readily available in all electronic stores, but single strand magnet wire is usually only available
if you order it online from somewhere. 
It would be nice to see a link to a Tesla Coil that is working well and uses twisted wire for the secondary. 
I do know people like to avoid using it because it is harder to fit stranded wire into inductance formulas. 


Pete_r_pan

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #542 on: January 12, 2012, 02:35:03 AM »
Hey guys. I am new to this board and this very long thread, and must admit I am only on page 24 so far, so if this has already been addressed, my apologies.

Anyone hear have a music background? Think in Octaves ;-)

The extra coil that Tesla talks about provides an induced feedback loop (rather than adding power he is adding potential) to the primary coil which in turn drives harder into the secondary coil. Resonance and exponential amplification can only occur in a system with a feedback loop. The bifilar of the secondary provides feedback to to the secondary which boosts that coils output potential as more and more load is added the coil drives the feedback loop (extra coil) back into the primary which amplifies the flow into the secondary. The only limitations in this system are hardware (should be cold, so I question this one) and the electrical potential of the vacuum.

IMO the magnets perpendicular to the spark gap provide 3 functions:
1. to entrain the spark to travel a straight path (shortest path) across the gap
2. to cause the spark to collapse faster
3. to square the waveform.

I have a quick question for any of you who may know... His early coils, and even some of his secondary coils on tesla coils were not pancakes but were cones (as seen by figure 2 in the attached pdf). Has anyone worked with nested cones at all?

Cheers!
PP

Pete_r_pan

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #543 on: January 12, 2012, 02:36:58 AM »
If any of that made sense. <hangs head>

Pete_r_pan

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #544 on: January 12, 2012, 02:43:49 AM »
There is WAY too much in my head.

Also, pay attention to the lengths of wire and number of turns that Tesla uses. In harmonics this is incredibly important, although from what I can tell his system should be self correcting. I am sure the golden ratio is all over his work, though. :-D

PP

Pete_r_pan

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #545 on: January 12, 2012, 03:15:09 AM »
If power is leached from the load and rectified and fed back into the initial circuit an antenna should not be needed. Once initially charged the circuit should run perpetually and only need outside power if the circuit fails. This could easily be provided by a small battery, crank magneto, antenna and RF coil or the list goes on and on. I think this is also the hidden secret behind his electric car. The two rods he put through the top of the box would have been the ferrite cores for the primary and charging coils.

I hope this is not a dead thread. Looking forward to comments... er, I mean feedback ;-)

PP
« Last Edit: January 12, 2012, 05:09:08 AM by Pete_r_pan »

forest

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #546 on: January 12, 2012, 02:20:53 PM »
I worked with cone in cone device ;-) but I have no pure sinewave inverter giving at least 100W so it must wait for better times. Maybe I will try with crude inverter but the radio hash generated would be detrimental to any effect and create hazard for health.

Magluvin

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #547 on: January 13, 2012, 05:35:23 AM »
Hey Pete

I like what your sayin. Do you have any references to Teslas work on this?
Thanks
Mags

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #548 on: February 18, 2012, 05:08:31 PM »
Don't know if you guys have seen this video but it is definitely worth a look. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUFaSGg_efY

Mr. Teslonian

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #549 on: April 02, 2014, 12:17:38 PM »


Actually we can do it using small any source, but antenna is more better in the sense that we can lessen the module ok. hope you understand.

ps. why moray still needs an antenna, inspite of producing a lot of energy? think of that ok.



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Mr. Teslonian

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #550 on: April 02, 2014, 12:20:13 PM »
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

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Mr. Teslonian

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Re: Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)
« Reply #551 on: April 02, 2014, 12:28:50 PM »
      I think if we take little impulses and put them into a resonant tank each little impulse is stored in the tank.  It does not leave this machine.  The whole tank is an energy storer upper.  Proper phasing of the input is critical. This way a very small charge driven current can soon become a very powerful current INSIDE THE OSCILLATOR. 

   If the lower frequency output from the tank is imposed on a tank that recognises the lowerfrequency discharge as an impulse then this second stage oscillator does what the first one did.  Pretty soon you can have such a lowfrequency high amplitude output that it starts to look like a flat wave and your bias level is way up there.  Like thousands of volts overground up there.

Dear Mr Spark and other respected members,

Just in case you are still on the forum. Can you please post such a circuit which can self oscillate and via feedback mechanism to the antenna, it can increase the amplitude many times.

Can we use a Bazooka antenna used by ham radio operators to harvest the 5000 hz hiss at low altitudes always present in the atmosphere ?

Very many thanks in advance.

 ---- Mr. Teslonian