Quote from: jacob on October 25, 2006, 08:28:28 PM

Quote from: EMdevices on October 25, 2006, 08:21:32 PM

ctglabs,  that was directed at somebody else and they know who they are.  (Sorry I don't know how you guys do the quoting boxes)

@EMdevices: just use the quote link at the top right corner of each post.

Jacob

aha, nice!, 
thank you Jacob

Hmm must be me his having ago at, well, I like to think this is simple, the black box he has with magnets ontop, have coils in em, what else could they have?
the dim toroid you mention, Emdevices, a friend told me and it does look like it, where he has his probes in, is a speaker connector, so its easier for him to put the probes in.

I know we don't know for sure how this all works, but pics do help, the combination of certain technologies help to make device work. Sum of the parts make it happen.

The loop antenna dramatically enhances reception, The experiments Dave has done with coils recently show he can make a rotating field happen, the way a tunning fork works on resonant frequency, if you make something resonante, the vibration or end product is large, Ive done my research, its time to put it into practice, things have already been mentioned like loop antennas, its just when i read on crystal radios and the link i provided should be read, they mentioned the ether.

obsevation can be a very powerful thing.

Cheers,

Mrd

@everyone,
I am curious as to the specs of the experimentors coils.
Is it the low # of loops in the collector, is the low #of turns or high # of turns in the controllers that give the best result?
What are the winding directions? I have the suspicion of the control turns that they should be wound in the direction as the right thumb points and the direction fingers go. And the turns proceeding ccw along the collector then pulsing the 4 segments ccw? I haven't heard of any directions yet. That is what mine are. The control logic runs at 5v while the coils are driven with 12v. I see no results yet. I did notice that we are back to 5khz idea though.

@dave or marco,
any view on my mag field drawing? My idea is that at any power rating there would be an effect. The higher the power the better or just the right freq.

--giantkiller

Just a tid bit, but every time I hear some one talk of the rotating magnetic field inside the torid, I think "Poly phase".

Now just for a moment, lets step into circuit board design of today. If you look at the new high speed designs, you will see trace lines that are doubling back on them selves. That is due to the need to slow down the signal a small bit so it will arrive at the correct time. Hence, a small delay line.

With that in mind, now connect the four coils around the torid in a series. When a signal is applied to the start coil in the string, it will have a small delay due to the length of wire in the coil times 4. The rising and falling sine wave will cause a reversing magnetic field in the coils. Even tho the field doesnt really revolve it acts on the surrounding to make it appear that way. That is how an ac motor works. The rotor is trying to chase this pattern but never quite catchs it.

The magnets form a set field. The rotating field will try and interupt this even if only slightly. Still is a varying magnetic field. The larger the collector, the more it will produce output.

The part that still eludes me is how to pump the input signal without using any input power.


Off on another line, the crystal radio can be made to power a speaker simply by inserting a battery in line with one side of the output to the phones and observing correct polarity.  A crystal reciever tuned to 245mhz will be a direct reciever of solar activity. Use that to power a local osc set to what ever freq you need. More than one could supply the two freqs that are mentioned. Solar power can be quite high depending on exact freq and activity.
I will appologize for my rablings but this thing is giving me a case of the red ass. It should not be this hard to figure out. Yet, it illudes us all to date.

I just purchased a 5000ft roll of #20 wire so I guess on with the winding.


Thanks for the pic, I will see what all I can do with it. If necessary I will contact my friend in canada and see if he can help as well.

later

Otto

Can you post a photo or a circuit diagram of your coil?  What size wire, number of turns?

Thanks,

Tishatang