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Author Topic: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"  (Read 1243026 times)

raburgeson

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2040 on: November 04, 2006, 08:08:27 PM »
Well 2 tickle circuits and a row of zeners to drop the access and SM was wrong , internally I had the coil wrapped correctly, it's just that I had all the taps coming out in the center instead of the outside. My results have been poor to none so far. I get some voltage but no power. Drops to 2 volts as soon as it gets a 12 volt load, doesn't matter whether I pipe it through and inductor first or not. It may be that I have to many wraps in the collector cores (8 of them). Got a pic from the scope on the other puter , toss it up soon. It looks great till you put a load to it. It would be a waste to spout frequencies to you it was suposed to turn out 4" ID and 6" od like the one in the video, and it's out of whack, it's about 7" OD. I'll keep working. Probably going to have to rewrap it. The only thing I can say is I left almost and inch between coil sections. I thought that was way to much, but, maybe not. By the way that's a great idea let's start a new post and analyse this mess post by post.
« Last Edit: November 04, 2006, 09:22:43 PM by raburgeson »

giantkiller

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2041 on: November 04, 2006, 08:53:02 PM »
Okay,
If you break a bar magnet then each magnet's field reconnects. When you put a toroid in Earth's flux plane and turn it on you are essentially submitting a magnetic bubble into the flux field, no? And the Earth's flux lines are deflected or broken, no? And as the broken lines connect elsewhere there is energy. Now let's power down the toroid and the field collapses. The previously disconnected flux lines will not have interference and will return to the normal state. This breaking, connecting, and realigning back to normal creates a spherical magnetic wiping action in space. Lets put a wire / collector / antennae there at 90d and harness that action. I think SM coils are doing that.

In my first graphic, if shows the unpowered toroid. The blue lines represent the flux lines.
The 2nd graphic shows the powered toroid. The smaller arrows represent the flux flow across the collector.
The arrow through the center represents the path for the vortex or ionic flow previously mentioned by Vortex, Marco, Sparkman.
This only shows the first cycle.

The next step: the Twilight zone...

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2042 on: November 04, 2006, 09:54:21 PM »
supersam I believe ctglabs comments were meant for me,rehashing old news. I still do not get this though, so you have broken the earths field lines requiring x watts input, the control field is collapsed, field lines return cutting load lines, but the conservation of energy still applies here. Control input x is equal to earth field y, x=y there is no getting around that,so there is something else missing. I have problems swallowing frequency hash as well, tesla was no amature, he mastered resonance like no one else has, I think there is a missing time function here, the earth field couples to the collapsing control field so you get both back, if the working magnetic field has to circle the device like a spinning wheel then a perfectly conservative control pulse on one side of the disk opposing the earth field could turn and couple with the earth field. But then what,and why two disks, Im just not getting this.

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2043 on: November 04, 2006, 10:59:32 PM »
What if,  just saying what if, the current that is flowing through the collector wires is eddy currents themselves? Is that possible? Could the kicks themselves be eddy currents and this is why steven couldnt solve the heat issues, because if the currents are eddies then he couldnt have the free energy without the generation of heat in the copper collectors.  Just an idea...

 ;)

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2044 on: November 04, 2006, 11:44:09 PM »
We all make one brain. No man is an island.
@dave?
Your ideas and experiments were accepted. I have been both right and wrong, misunderstood. ignored, accepted, disfavored. But I didn't leave. So my ideas don't fit in with where this thread is right now. I accept that. But they will fit in where neccessary, though they are not the whole answer.

I plead to you to come back. The kicks are an integral part and an all encompassing part. We all know that. Don't just fly off the handle and fly away. The rest of us aren't ready yet to not have you here. :'( Didn't you see your value. I did and told you many times. And so did others. Which raises a question for myself. Have you put more value on the abuse than the favor and accomplishments? If a poster seems to poke fun at anybody then just blow it off. Besides, where else you gonna get this much abuse? Come on? Can't my bsh*t tirade here win you back?

Don't get feverish over an idea. Just get accomplished. If the thread takes a sidebar then just let it go by and reconnect later. I still read through the parts where I don't want to be absorbed into. The number of pages drop by half? when you deleted. If that isn't involvment then I don't know what is. I told all my concern is with the mag fields. Your concern is somewhere else. That's great. But don't let someone push you away. There is a thin line in email between heckling, sniping, comedy. I have put out comical remarks only to have them come back as sniping. But I refuse to go away. So, did this 2nd attempt at bs'ing you work?

And if others aren't jumping on the kicks bandwagon then that parade is all yours. Go for it. And your right, you mentioned it and got blown off. But the BEMF kicks are there plus something else. Lucky you.
And shame on us for not focusing on the kicks heavier. But again, others are coming into this thread from their view and need to learn the other views that are foreign to them. You are heavily focused on the right area. Come on back and party with us? Bring what ever you want. Garanteed nobody else can. They can only bring what they want.
   I learned this along time ago. I didn't get sniped at so what about you makes anybody think you're a target. I for one don't see you that way. Respect is always first. You gave me answers when I asked questions. Bring your toys back and lets get moving forward again.

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2045 on: November 05, 2006, 01:10:22 AM »
Arose today and still showed 358 pages of messages to catch up to. When I opened the next page, down to 237 pages I went, whats going on here???

I just lost out on 100 pages of messages.

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2046 on: November 05, 2006, 01:14:08 AM »
I didn't know you could do that-remove all your posts, that seems kind of rude. I think im outta here as well though, multiple frequencies,resonance ect... it's no easy matter. I think there are easier ways to do this OU, and your average person would have a hard time building such a machine even with perfect instructions.so best of luck

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2047 on: November 05, 2006, 01:15:43 AM »
And then there was 234 five minutes later. Guess we got too close for sure.

sugra

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2048 on: November 05, 2006, 01:24:53 AM »
To all the smart guys here,
and to all you ladies who DON'T want to think any further than their frontdoors.

I know some people directly go of wining that the SM device had no solid core(iron)
I know everyone shouts, it's about the kick's !!!

Well, everyone is wright. It IS about the kicks. It is about the kick, that a stabelising magnetic field gives as induction to a coil.

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p51/renerator/freeenergy.jpg
Looking at the renerator again, i noticed the following.
The energy collected to use and to fire up the 2nd circuit is the energy produced by the KICK of the magnetic field stabelising after the actuator pulse was given. As we all know, a magnet distributes his field lightnig fast to the surrounding it is. So after the actuator pulse was given, the magnetic field instantaniously returns, giving us the KICK !

Then, i thought about the people shouting, there is no core, there is no core.
Well, maybe that indeed is an option.

Make primary windings like in the renerator, but wind the secundary windings over the primary windings. Much like most of all you people already have done. When putting a magnet in the vincinity of the windings, it will influence them. Activating the primary coils disrupts the field. Which then rearanges. This rearanging KICK is collected in the output/secondary coils.

But ... If you wire this all up, without diodes, like in the renerator, you will (kill) the input kick in the primary coil. So it is very important to use only the regenerating magnetic field as your power source and NOT your self inducted magnetic field.

With diodes placed in your circuits like in the renerator, you will.
create a magnetic field which disrupts the permanent field. Then, when you give no power to your system, you can harnass the tremendous power of the kick that the permanent magnet field gives when restoring it's own field.

It is as simple as it can be. just give it a try.

(http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p51/renerator/freeenergy.jpg)

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2049 on: November 05, 2006, 01:37:11 AM »
Ok I don't know whats going on, has some people left and taken there posts with them?

What is unknown should be discovered, maybe we walk straight past it everyday, without giving it a second thought.

There are briliant people who pick up on this and try for a number of years to make it to there advantage, and when that happens,....WOW  WEEEEE    Fantastico.

Now all we have to do is LISTEN to and take note of these special peoples accomplishments, rather than say how can that be, and all that crap.

Now from SM:-

Trial and error is the best way to make new discoveries. If we rely completely on what we are told by scientists and engineers we will never make any relevant discoveries because we are told not to try, that they are impossible.

END

That is a good advice

Discovery,

Again i'll post what I compiled with Lindsay and Steven Marks, save it and read it LISTEN.

Dom

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2050 on: November 05, 2006, 01:47:22 AM »
Ok folks. Maybe Stefan is cleaning out the older posts. As promised here is the work I did today. The SM prototype has some coils and now to ponder the connections.

Comster

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2051 on: November 05, 2006, 01:48:06 AM »
thanks mrd, at least most of the info got saved. Just hope stephan did the sql thing so we have it all for ref.

laters off to work on more. Then to the bench

sugra

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2052 on: November 05, 2006, 01:58:02 AM »
Anytime Sugra,

I keep reading it, until It all sinks in, The analogy to think of is You know there are people in this world that do amazing things, and you wonder, how the hell does he do that, your mind can't grasp the fact that it can be done.

The information I've compiled is very important, in the discovery process.

@Comster, good work man, looks real nice. I'm going to do it your way as well, actually im going to build several of those rings , that way I can wind the coils differently.

Just one thing I thought i'd mention, it looks like you have all fine wire, the original uses large wire, I'll give you tip, incase you havent tried it, zoom into that toroid and reference Stevens hand to your own on the screen, this will give you rough idea of what sized cable to use. It might even be multistrand, like speaker cable.

Oh did you use a jigsaw to cut the perspex?

Good work

Dom
 

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Re: The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"
« Reply #2053 on: November 05, 2006, 01:59:00 AM »
And then there was 234 five minutes later. Guess we got too close for sure.

sugra


it wasn't just dave's posts that disappered .
a couple of mine went away too .  ???

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« Reply #2054 on: November 05, 2006, 02:06:56 AM »
@Mrd10
Yes I used a jigsaw but it was not so easy. I see all of Dave's posts are gone :( I thought I would start with the thin wire first to see if I can find any thing strange. I hope somewhere in the previous posts it talks about the actual wire used and number of wraps. But I don't remember reading about it. If anybody has an idea lets lay it out. Btw Dom I seen your drawings and will be trying those.

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