PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[JouleSeeker]

Hi steven

I just made some experiments to test if there is some special magnetism arround my small plasma electrolyser

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But as you sugested, i tried to produce a changing magneting field .So  i placed a flat pancake coil (in serie with the rectified DC ) under or sided to  the reactor. I noticed nothing in the reactor efficiency , but than by "walking " a neo mag arround the coil and the reactor, i got the feeling in my finger that the vibration during the normal electrolysis was a "regular " vibration arround 50 Hz, and as soon as as i get the plasma electrolysis, the magnet transfer some brutal chocks in my fingers, no more regular vibrations but more unregular and strong chocks.

So i got the idea to put directly the magnet inside a more winded coil  , and the video shows the result

So i am thinking that the plasma reaction is pumping some energy from somewhere and transform it , not only in Heat and light to warm water,  but  alsp in RF in high voltage (perhaps usable )  spikes.

http://youtu.be/lIgRZCGISCY

So my ideas, what do you think

Laurent

C'est Formidable, Laurent!  tres interessant! 

What a good idea, to add the inductor-coil and then to put a neo inside the coil!  Wow, a strong effect you have observed.  Yes, it might be that one could "tap" this energy...  Another good idea.

Having been to ICCF-18, I find that several of the researchers are tired of "LENR" itself, that is, it is probably not JUST a nuclear effect.  Rather tiny nuclear effects are seen, but the "anomalous energy" seems indeed to be something else!  and I think, related to magnetic fields/RF as you are also finding in your pioneering experiments.

Note that one major lab, Naval Research Lab, is now using the terms "anomalous heat" and "UNKNOWN source of energy", and that is what I'm doing also, rather than saying "nuclear" or LENR, which terms may probably NOT apply  au fond.

Please carry on your researches, mon ami.

Voici ma photo avec Francesco Celani a la conference ICCF-18 -- we are good friends.

[woopy]

Hi Steven

Nice photo with Mr Celani

Thank's for encouraging

Here another video with a bifilar Tesla pancake coil, to better grasp what happen.

Hope this helps

Laurent

http://youtu.be/Lre05U1Bpso

[JouleSeeker]

@woopy - I'm following your  progress on Youtube -- c'est formidable!

  At the ICCF-18 conference I attended, Prof Yeong Kim gave his theory behind the Defkalion Ni - hydrogen claims, as demonstrated during ICCF-18.  He was strongly challenged (as were others) by Dave Kidwell of NRL, who got up and asked the tough questions.

I have found that Prof Kim's power point slides are available to all, here:  https://mospace.umsystem.edu/xmlui/bitstream/handle/10355/36783/TheoreticalAnalysisReactionMechanisms.pdf?sequence=1

Others have their slides available at the same Univ of Missouri site now.  great stuff. 

Below are summary slides from Prof Kim's Defkalion talk -- note his strong enthusiasm:

[JouleSeeker]

    In his talk, Prof Kim claims or suggests that p+d and d+d FUSION reactions are the primary reactions for the anomalous HEAT seen by Defkalion (see above post).  Some people think the proton-Nickel reactions are most important in the Defkalion "reactor", but Prof. Kim says these may be "much weaker secondary reactions" (see below).

  (My guess - he is wrong on both points, but we will see.)

  He does have some theoretical explanation related to the Ni-61 lack of reactive heat, when that isotope was tried.

  With all due respect, I don't put too much stock in his theory at this time, but I congratulate Prof. Kim for his efforts to understand these phenomena.

  Other presentations and abstracts for the International Conference on Cold Fusion (including mine) are available for download, at this link:  https://mospace.umsystem.edu/xmlui/handle/10355/35424/browse?type=author   

-- Steven E Jones

[JouleSeeker]

  Here's one I've puzzled over for awhile.  Now I share with you...

  Consider a toroid, that is a solenoid bent in the shape of a doughnut, wound tightly with wire.
Textbooks point out that with a DC current, the magnetic field B outside the toroid is ZERO.  For example, one can do a vector sum of B fields from individual wires, and these add to zero.  Or use Ampere's law to get the same result.

  Now apply an alternating current of high frequency to the wound-toroid.   Is the B field outside the toroid everywhere zero?  I think the answer is still yes (by Ampere's law).

  Next, add a loop of wire threaded through the center of the toroid and then circling around it, and put in a light bulb to form a complete loop (loop perpendicular to the plane of the toroid).  The light bulb lights up showing (AC) current in this external loop. 

  Yet all along the wire loop, the B field is zero.  So how do the electrons in the external loop "know" that there is a changing flux down INSIDE the toroid?