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supersam

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #720 on: September 23, 2006, 12:13:48 AM »
hey hartiberlin,

why did my post just go away? i really did want to know if anyone had tried any pi and phi circuits with the musical harmonics of the 8's and 13's.  why would that be something that would just disapear?  without a comment.

i know my post made it to the site i read it myself.

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #721 on: September 23, 2006, 12:32:23 AM »
@Supersam,
have not deleted something,
please post again, if you don?t find it.

@Dave,
nice setup with the noise generator driving the tranformer.
Can you light up now a big neon or fluorescent bulb
at the 240 Volts side of the transformer ?`

Then Output versus input power ?

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #722 on: September 23, 2006, 12:34:36 AM »
@ Dave,
please don?t use the image Link insert button , if you attach pics,
just attach the pics in the "Attach:" form. Thanks.

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #723 on: September 23, 2006, 12:38:16 AM »
@Dave:
at around 2 KiloVolts Peek to Peek you should be able to light up
quite nicely a fluorescent bulb at the output.

What is the input current into the 12 Volts side of the transformer ?

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #724 on: September 23, 2006, 12:49:16 AM »
hey dave,

 you might want to concider the use of pi and phi along with the ratio of 8 and 13.  8 and 13 are the number of musical notes in a scale.  depending on whether it is chromatic or not:  but the ratio of 8 and 13 also produces the magic trinity of whole number divisions, infinite number divisions , and repeating number divisions.

8/13=1.625 slightly off the 1.618.  360/5=72,360/6=60.  72/60=1.2(KINDA LIKE 12)  60/72=.8333333333333333333333333333333333333333(REPEATER)  10/3=PI INFINITE NUMBER.

8(musical notes in a scale), 13 (musical notes in a chromatic scale).  8/13=1.625,  13/8=.6154 on into eternity like pi).  360/8=45.  360/13=27.69 on into eternity.

you can figure out the rest! do you get the picture?,  it's just a guess, but where do you think a good place to start looking for the missing link ( the control coils ) segments should be placed)?

gn0stik

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #725 on: September 23, 2006, 01:07:10 AM »
Sam, I'm not really following what you are saying.

I appreciate golden numbers, math, etc. As they are the simplest expression of nature, however, I'm not following what that has to do with coil arrangement.

Regards.
Rich

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #726 on: September 23, 2006, 01:26:32 AM »
hey, good going marco, I've always just assumed the top one was the one to go with. Let us know which one works better.

Rich

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #727 on: September 23, 2006, 02:04:25 AM »
hey rich,

back on page 179 you said the missing link was where to place and how many control wires.............   i just thought it might give you a hint.  those numbers 5 and 6 just keep poping up.  like i said what it means i havn't a clue.  you just might want to look at them.  the same with 8 and 13, they are the numbers of notes in a musical (harmonics) scale! depending on whether it is chromatic or not.  that means whether it has all the sharps, or all the flats.

lol
sam

p.s. i hope somebody figures this out!

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #728 on: September 23, 2006, 02:17:32 AM »
5/360=72, 6/360=60,60/72=.833333333333333333333, 72/60=1.2.
360/8=45,360/13=27.69 oninto infinity like pi.

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #729 on: September 23, 2006, 02:33:06 AM »
There are two kind of systems in a electro magnetism, one is a closed systems and the other is a open system.What we all have educated, is a closed system,but in fact, the closed EM systems seems to be only a minor property of the electricity nature in a space.

But there is also an other system, open system where it is possible to energy transfer by the phase conjugation system,when the magnetic energy is insulated from the EM wave by cutting the magnetic lines with a bifilar coil structures,like there seems to be in a Mark`s device.

In fact,it seems that a closed EM systems plays only a minor part in a electricity nature,and open systems can explain the most of the phenomena in a electricity nature.
If you want to discuss more about this subject,you can contact with

esa.maunu@kolumbus.fi

Here is a link to theory about open EM systems,

http://www.journaloftheoretics.com/Links/Papers/BibhasDe.pdf#search=%22magnetostatic%20wave%20source%22

I hope you have some new insights to Mark device with this discussion,and i wish a good luck to all of you,when you are researcing Steven Mark device principle.

I am now concentrated to artificial gravity fields,and this takes my time in a near future.


With best regards,

Esa

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #730 on: September 23, 2006, 06:31:34 AM »
Hello.  I am very interested in the work you guys are doing here.  This is one of the longest threads I think I've ever seen, well, ANYWHERE.  :)  I'm glad to see the work continuing.

May I suggest that you guys try a chat service, like IRC, or another such network, for a more immediate form of interaction?  Dozens of pages here in just the span of a few days is a bit difficult to move through.  And if interest is this high in experimentation, maybe work could be done more quickly via interactive chat?  Just a thought.

I haven't been able to work on a TPU myself, but I have a few questions for all of you, if you don't mind.  First, does anyone know if the Steven Mark device is still in operation?  I ask because he says in his videos that the voltage fluctuates a bit.  Not much, but it does.  * I believe that to be very important as to its source of power. *  Does the device need "fine tuning" over time, to keep it working in good order?  Has he had to increase the frequency of his coils over the years?

I ask this because from all that I have heard, it appears that this device utilizes the Schumann resonances.  In the past decades, apparently the base frequency has been raising from the original 7.83 Hz to upwards of 11 Hz and even higher.  The HAARP projects, sun activity, and other phenomena may be changing this, but I believe these changes are affecting the ionosphere.  I've read that the vertical current flow that's between the Earth and the ionosphere is potentially enormous, if tapped.  Have you guys heard about this?

It would be interesting to see what would happen if the frequencies increased dramatically... if the atmosphere would change so dramatically that most of our technology would cease to operate.  Would a device based on resonating Schumann frequencies still operate?  The power there doesn't lie inside the Earth, rather within the atmosphere itself.

Does anyone here listen to Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell?  Not to drift too far off, he mentioned a few times about the HUGE radio towers he erected at his prior home in Pahrump, Nevada.  What was so strange about these towers was that no matter what the conditions outside, there was a CONSTANT voltage on them!  He had to ground them out, so his equipment would be protected.  But... was it something special about their construction which tapped into this energy in the atmosphere?  Their length?  Their material makeup?

Just some things to think about I suppose.  I'm sorry if this information was posted prior.

Thanks for listening.

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #731 on: September 23, 2006, 07:42:48 AM »
From Mannix's post "Wunce upon a time"........Note the two references to a "bigger wire".  (another bigger wire is mentioned later which leads out of the "kingdom" to the power converter)

<<Obviouisly the place was not big enough, but as it happened ,just nearby there was a wonderful piece of wire which seemed to have an even better way home and it was a bigger wire with much more room .>>

<<When all the kings electrons came rushing home thru the other big wire that was not for his travellers. >>

So, is this referring to two of the coils being pulsed and the third coil, being bigger, (in the middle, maybe) acquiring/gathering the electrons for use?
Kent

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« Reply #732 on: September 23, 2006, 09:09:32 AM »
Hello.  I am very interested in the work you guys are doing here.  This is one of the longest threads I think I've ever seen, well, ANYWHERE.  :)  I'm glad to see the work continuing.

May I suggest that you guys try a chat service, like IRC, or another such network, for a more immediate form of interaction?  Dozens of pages here in just the span of a few days is a bit difficult to move through.  And if interest is this high in experimentation, maybe work could be done more quickly via interactive chat?  Just a thought.

I haven't been able to work on a TPU myself, but I have a few questions for all of you, if you don't mind.  First, does anyone know if the Steven Mark device is still in operation?  I ask because he says in his videos that the voltage fluctuates a bit.  Not much, but it does.  * I believe that to be very important as to its source of power. *  Does the device need "fine tuning" over time, to keep it working in good order?  Has he had to increase the frequency of his coils over the years?

I ask this because from all that I have heard, it appears that this device utilizes the Schumann resonances.  In the past decades, apparently the base frequency has been raising from the original 7.83 Hz to upwards of 11 Hz and even higher.  The HAARP projects, sun activity, and other phenomena may be changing this, but I believe these changes are affecting the ionosphere.  I've read that the vertical current flow that's between the Earth and the ionosphere is potentially enormous, if tapped.  Have you guys heard about this?

It would be interesting to see what would happen if the frequencies increased dramatically... if the atmosphere would change so dramatically that most of our technology would cease to operate.  Would a device based on resonating Schumann frequencies still operate?  The power there doesn't lie inside the Earth, rather within the atmosphere itself.

Does anyone here listen to Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell?  Not to drift too far off, he mentioned a few times about the HUGE radio towers he erected at his prior home in Pahrump, Nevada.  What was so strange about these towers was that no matter what the conditions outside, there was a CONSTANT voltage on them!  He had to ground them out, so his equipment would be protected.  But... was it something special about their construction which tapped into this energy in the atmosphere?  Their length?  Their material makeup?

Just some things to think about I suppose.  I'm sorry if this information was posted prior.

Thanks for listening.

The Schumann frequenceies are a range of frequencies, 7.83 is the lowest. Then 9, 13, 16, 25, and 45, or so.. That's just from memory. At any rate, They are not rising, for them to rise or lower the earth would have to cool/heat. The earth itself, NOT it's atmosphere, either that, or it's rotation would have to slow, or a few other factors. Since that is not happening (at least not at a rate that is appreciable  in the span of several human generations) the resonances are NOT changing, there are several, and we are discovering more, the more we learn about them. Also, human(and animal) behavior would change radically since our brains are effected by the Schumann resonances, look into the resonances and, the brain's frequencies. Specifically Alpha, Beta, and Theta. Pretty interesting. What might be happening however, is the beginning of a pole reversal, which would cause them to fluctuate wildly, And by the way would cause global warming for a while, we are due for one.

This would defenitely screw with SM's device operation.

The Phenomena Art Bell(or george noory) was discovering, was RF frequency being picked up from other remote towers most likely, or residual energy from remote lightning strikes. Yes, it's because it was very tall. You can do the same thing with a stripped piece of coax cable about 200 feet long after a lightning storm, and charge capacitors with it, or just watch 8' sparks fly off the end if you have treated it so the insulation is an electret.

Hijacking RF energy is kinda like cheating in the FE research field. But lightening is fair game. ;)

gn0stik

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #733 on: September 23, 2006, 09:17:32 AM »
From Mannix's post "Wunce upon a time"........Note the two references to a "bigger wire".  (another bigger wire is mentioned later which leads out of the "kingdom" to the power converter)

<<Obviouisly the place was not big enough, but as it happened ,just nearby there was a wonderful piece of wire which seemed to have an even better way home and it was a bigger wire with much more room .>>

<<When all the kings electrons came rushing home thru the other big wire that was not for his travellers. >>

So, is this referring to two of the coils being pulsed and the third coil, being bigger, (in the middle, maybe) acquiring/gathering the electrons for use?
Kent

Yeah, Kent, this has troubled me too. I think the multistrand cable is what this is referring to.... what the collectors are wound with.

gn0stik

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #734 on: September 23, 2006, 06:51:43 PM »
Cool. You guys are awesome.

@Tao, I sent Mannix an email to invite him back, yesterday, as I saw him lurking the boards, but not posting. He always wanted some building and experimentation, and result sharing to take place. Now he's not here to appreciate it. Anyway, have a nice time in Vegas. Don't break the bank. Yours or theirs. Don't fry your brain on too much booze or peyote, or whatever. And whatever you do, what happens in vegas STAYS in vegas. I have a few skeletons down their myself, if you see them, tell them I'm doing well.

@Dave, First off, I can see it in the first pic, but not the second pic. It takes a LONG time for that wave to relax on iron wire. The copper goes back to flat super fast comparatively. The second pic, I can see something, but the divs are too big. I notice a slightly higher rise time, and slightly slower relax time.

Try Discharging a capacitor across a spark gap. Spark plug, pencil leads, whatever, into your coil. I'm pretty sure that will pronounce the effect, as it's pretty much going to amount to a function of potential vs. resistance, any wire, with any level of resistance can exhibit the effect, so long as the potential you feed it, is high enough.

If Iron doesn't work at the voltage you are working with, try perhaps aluminum, electric fence wire. That stuff would be a bitch to wind though. I have to tell you.

You post some really nice diagrams, and graphs by the way. Nice work. It must be nice to have a decent lab to work out of.

@marco: I understand. we have a tendency to get off track when we theorize too much.
I'm not really sure what I'm looking at in your drawings however.  safety first is a great motto.
keep up the good work man.

@otto: come back man.... where'd you go?

Rich