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Author Topic: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?  (Read 43112 times)

vrand

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #15 on: April 16, 2009, 01:08:42 AM »
I agree with you vrand...this has many applications with many possible variations.

Its now just a matter of time with all the talent here and on other free energy forums.

Regards...



Yes, there are lots to experiment with these unusual coil designs  ;)

This KML coil also has a little resemblance to the Dr. Wilbert Smith, Caduceus, Tensor Coil, where unusual effects were noted, (where the inside wires cross each other).

http://jnaudin.free.fr/docs/smithdoc.htm

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #16 on: April 16, 2009, 01:34:59 AM »

Thanks for that info vrand...its a very different concept from the KLM coil...but very interesting in its own right.

I wish there was a more readable text on it...my eyes bugged out after 2 pages. :)

Regards...


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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #17 on: April 16, 2009, 02:00:31 AM »
@resinrat2,

brilliant, how much?

Where can I get one.

Why is there not an aeroplane version?

What about electric drills and mixers?

Vacuum cleaners (now there is a thought), or should we call them aether cleaners?

Phil

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #18 on: April 16, 2009, 02:02:06 AM »
@Sterlingda,

So sterling did you look at curled ballistics on this site?

What did you think?

Phil

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #19 on: April 16, 2009, 02:04:01 AM »
So the obvious question is why didn't the discoverer set up TWO systems, one with the KML coils and one without and run them side-by-side?

It would really suck if people went to their local stores and clean up the shelves with inverters and batteries just to find out that there's no difference whether these KML coils are there or not. Unless this is some kind of a plot to sell more car batteries and inverters by large store chains? :P

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #20 on: April 16, 2009, 05:11:43 AM »
An open ended coil is a resonant coupler for field polarization - that is coupled to a fluid elastic medium..and the coil, on this side of it's q hump.......is a faster capacitor than a capacitor.

It can be charged slow..(and float at the line's voltage) and when asked, it will add it's mass into any load it is connected to, if the spike of the draw is as fast as propogation in the given coil length and design.

If the inductor is terminated, the metallurgical/molecular mass must be polarized (v) to a state of conduction before current flows. If current flows, the mass polarization effect of an inductor kicks in and thus the issues.

In the case of the open ended inductor, below the frequency knee of it's response, it will not do anything at all. Above that knee it will become like a mass that is connected to the system. If the voltage on the wire attempts to drop, the mass of the coil connected to the line will try and dump mass into the line to prevent any drop across that coil. There will be a resonant fluid filed coupled characteristic to it, in 3d form.

The battery is also a fluid elastic mass system, as is the charger and load.

Two across the terminals would produce something interesting. They also have the capacity to couple to one another.

Try putting open ended coils on motors.  (Brushes, etc) That gets interesting.

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #21 on: April 16, 2009, 06:04:21 AM »
WOW THIS IS AMAZING !!!  :o


WE can include this in our TPU !!!

i think we can combine some carbon here to make it more powerful !  8)

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #22 on: April 16, 2009, 06:31:01 AM »
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Unless this is some kind of a plot to sell more car batteries and inverters by large store chains?


Oh....I think it goes much deeper than that.


Those marketing types will stop at nothing and think nothing of wading hip deep in many layers of  'con'.


TS

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #23 on: April 16, 2009, 04:51:55 PM »
Think of it this way:

For CURRENT to conduct, or flow, in a given inductor..and for it to ONLY THEN have the properties of INDUCTANCE........FIRST.....BEFORE that takes place..... a POLARIZING voltage MUST flow through the wire length at it's PROPAGATIONAL VELOCITY.

Once the polarizing FIELD of VOLTAGE reaches the OTHER end of the coil and then the last structures are as polarized as they can be and the field is established..... THEN current conducts.

However, one can have an open ended coil..where the polarization is extant at at HIGH voltage level.... and when a current spike is encountered..this would attempt to be a DIFFERENTIAL across the coil and it will DUMP CURRENT at propagational velocities INTO the sagging line. If the draw rate is BELOW propagational velocities ie, approaching it and below it..then the coil will not dump current. It will vary with the load.

People forget this essential point about INDUCTANCE and COILS..as they never look at propagational velocities in their 'engineering real world'. Well....with fluid-vortex analysis (magnetic systems, for example) and quantum analysis ---it comes to the fore. Newtonian analysis doesn't bother with it, but in reality, it is quite critical and it is critical to understanding the fundamentals of LCR and inductance in this case.

Read up on it.

Imagine, if you will.. 10 miles of power line that are CHARGED and open on the other end.

Now try and disconnect that load.

What will happen?

Same thing here.

The sharper (time-shorter and sharper) the spike of the current draw off the battery, the more effective the coil is.

One has to adjust the coil turns, resistance, etc..to get the most effective coil for that 'spike-drop' application.

Now, what can be done with that collapsing current dump/spike coming off the polarized open-ended coil...when attached to motor systems?

Do you see it now?

This velocity (propagation) driven effect combined with the mechanical aspects of the fluid-vortex field in the magnetics (the vortex twist provides more energy-and changes/lengthens/polarizes the time constants/angular components-think Indian mercury torus) is how Newman's systems work.

Simple, basic considerations of the properties of inductance.
« Last Edit: April 16, 2009, 05:20:39 PM by Prophmaji »

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #24 on: April 16, 2009, 07:18:13 PM »
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Do you see it now?

This velocity (propagation) driven effect combined with the mechanical aspects of the fluid-vortex field in the magnetics (the vortex twist provides more energy-and changes/lengthens/polarizes the time constants/angular components-think Indian mercury torus) is how Newman's systems work.

Simple, basic considerations of the properties of inductance.


Ahhh....but of course.  The simple, basic considerations of the properties of inductance.  You know, I used to be velocity driven myself.  That is, until I discovered that life in the 21st century is rather like a box of chicken mcnuggets....

Cheap, Gristly, and never more than half baked.


I kid.....mostly.


But I digress.  Please continue with your Sweet lecture on Beardenian wire wrangling 101



TS


« Last Edit: April 16, 2009, 09:15:14 PM by TechStuf »

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #25 on: April 16, 2009, 09:07:58 PM »
Prophmaji,

The last two posts hardly made any sense to me as they were a mixmash of different fields and disciplines, could you please rewrite your ideas into conversational English so that we understand it?

Thanks.

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #26 on: April 16, 2009, 09:49:38 PM »
@Sterling_A

Here is a crazy setup that can be easily replicated and tested...
(with and without the KLM coils, and with some amp meters of course).

This thread comes at the right moment!
I was planing to purchase a new battery, another bat charger, and a 1000 watts inverter.

But, according to Google, the 800-watt Kawasaki inverter is a "Modified Sinewave" device.

My question is : will the Black & Decker  "Smart Charger"  be happy with
a Modified sinus or does it need a pure sinewave as input???

According to the announced price and the picture I guess that it is
the Black & Decker 15/10/2 Amp Smart Charger.

Another question, please: how many amps/hour for the bat?
Is it 45/55 amp/hour???



Very Best

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #27 on: April 16, 2009, 11:31:57 PM »
@Sterling_A


My question is : will the Black & Decker  "Smart Charger"  be happy with
a Modified sinus or does it need a pure sinewave as input???

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I don't think it matters. After all a battery charger is simply a transformer coupled with a rectifier. The transformer will work with AC or pulsed DC. After it is stepped down it is rectified, so again it does not matter if the input signal is AC or pulsed DC The output is DC.

It would be different if you were to drive an motor AC motor with the inverter, but that is not the case here.

Hans von Lieven

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #28 on: April 17, 2009, 01:34:54 AM »
sterlinga said:

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...He calls these "KML coils", drawing from some of Faraday's equations.  ...What is the key ingredient? A regular copper wire wound in a fairly simple coil -- so easly that an elementary school student could wind it.   ...These, apparently, are the antennaes to pull in aetheric energy.

...In this case, the "antennae" for harvesting aether is so ridiculously simple that the human tendency is to immediately dismiss it as preposterous. But it also makes it super easy to replicate and prove or disprove.

>>It occurs to me this is a device similar to Tesla's radiant energy system.  Would larger coils give more power?

Would very large coils generate enough voltage to affect the battery charger, inverter or TV badly?

Ham radio operators are very wary about touching an ungrounded lengthy insulated wire after a period of time.  Static shocks are hazardous to dangerous.  It might happen to your equipment?
 

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Re: Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?
« Reply #29 on: April 17, 2009, 03:35:27 AM »
So far, minus the coils Chris showed in his post, I have a 350 watt inverter running off of a 7 year old battery and a 12V battery charger that is set to 2A. I plugged a floor fan into the 2nd outlet of the inverter and recorded my starting voltages and time.

I have been up and running with the fan (1.1A) on Medium speed since 7:30. That is one hour continuously, and the voltage is still being maintained at 12.6 with little change.

I will let the setup run for at least another 30 mins. Tomorrow I will hook up some of the coils and see if there is any marked difference in voltage readings for the same time frame.

DCM