Dutchy,

Of course we have the earths magnetic field, problem is, unlike a river its not flowing.  Its more the like the river in winter is frozen solid, it doesnt move, so neither does the turbine.  Otherwise we could just stick a coil in the air the earths field would induce EMF, but either the coil or the field has to be moving.  We have neither, so we get nothing.  So...?!   



D.

Ok I see what you're saying, but seeing SM is not even sure where it is coming from it might not be earths magnetic field that is contributing. Fact remains that if you add two magnetic waves (same phase etc etc.) energy is being ADDED from somewhere. So in the TPU ther is timing going on in a way that sequential pulses create magnetic waves that add up and the power is squared. some of this gain is then fed back to continue the process and to take over the battery power.

Robert

Guys,


Firstly how can something wound on the same core get its outputs slightly out of phase?  Secondly could the fact they are wound together, rather than my experiment with two seperate ones give us a clue?

Dave.

If you would pulse the two seperate windings of a bifilar air coil, with an in phase sinus signal, will the resultant magnetic wave be squared in the way our Hungarian friend predicts?

Quote from: dutchy1966 on November 01, 2006, 01:10:44 PM

Quote from: ctglabs on November 01, 2006, 12:50:15 PM

Guys,


Firstly how can something wound on the same core get its outputs slightly out of phase?  Secondly could the fact they are wound together, rather than my experiment with two seperate ones give us a clue?

Dave.

If you would pulse the two seperate windings of a bifilar air coil, with an in phase sinus signal, will the resultant magnetic wave be squared in the way our Hungarian friend predicts?

Dutchy,

I will try, but so far the the signals must mix in the a single wire, ie the primary of the mixing transformer.

I start to wonder if this is relevant to SM saying about the indepenant currents flowing in the same wire in his valve experiment?



Dave.

So what about say, 4 input coils and one output coil on a single toroid core?

Guys not to go off to much of the topic here, but remember that sea of energy I was talking about, and remember the elemental rods, I'm not sure how i found this but look:-

Whizard wrote:

This is the same device that Don Smith said he built and is having
someone in Japan or China build and market it I believe. There are
not 73 and 74 elements on each of the rods - these are the numbers
from the Periodic table of Elements relating to the two elements used
- which are Tantalum and Tungsten - elements 73 and 74 from the
Periodic table of elements. Very interesting info as I seem to
recall knowing one of the rods was Tungsten but didn't know what the
other one was. It seems to make sense.
At 03:21 PM 8/21/2003 +0000, you wrote:

Subject: 18 to 25 watts from 2 small rods !!!

Please have a look at this and the video !
This sounds incredible, if it is no fake !
read my comments at the end !

END

These are the videos http://video.google.com.au/videoplay?docid=-635987818295327978&q=elemental+rods

If this is true, then all we need to do is get these two metals and try it

Sincerely,

Dom

Dutchy,

It seems the signals currents themselves must mix in a single wire, rather than all the inductions meet in a single coil.  But more tests will have to be done.  This SM frequencys adding in the time domain could be linked to this in some way.


Dave.

I see, although it isn't what i understood from our hungarian friend. But maybe you could have multiple input amd multiple output coils on the same aircore. You might not have somany losses then.

Robert

Pulsing the collector coil with some 100mA and seeing the "kicks" on the control coils.
Ten pulses and a pause. See the scope shots. Just one pulse frequency.
That low frequency after the 10th pulse is very intriguing.
Also the rising amplitude of the kicks.

Kosh

Hmmm, and now find the right frequency so that the magnetic wave fronts add up and the output gets squared. Just like the pictures that Mannix sent a while back. It depends on the size of your TPU.

Dutchy

Dutchy,

If we send a signal in the collector and take it from the control (as we have them the wrong way round!), they are still at 90 degrees and subject to the same law!

However, the open TPU clearly does not show a collector at 90 degrees, but only in the large TPU.

Does this mean it is not necessary to have it at 90 degrees, or that what ever energy it is, can couple in any direction it wishes.

You could conclude that since neither magnetic or electric fields can interact this way, that it must be something else entirely.

If you look at mannix picture again, you'll see that there is a second horizontal coil within the pulsed coil, and that one is the output. So it shows two horizontal coils, one gets pulsed and the other is the output. Remember squeezing the garden hose?