Trawoeer Power Pyramid Version 12 - Electrical output from a homemade pyramid

[zhak]

There was another idea the rapid assembly of panels.
Very tight fit of panels to the frame does not matter
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[neptune]

@Zhak .I would say plastic is best . . Any metal outside the pyramid might cause problems ..It is interesting to note that in his videos , Thomas only has three sides , or panels fitted . I seem to remember that back in 2007 he said that adding a fourth panel only gave a small increase in output .

[k4zep]

This wont make any sense without the equations and the background instruction leading up to this chapter. SORRY

§ 51 The piezoelectric effect 109
Consequently, the piezoelectric effect of quartz is described by the
equations
Pi - / 3llUl - / 3uU2 + / 3uli4,
Py =-Rii-gillie, E1.3)
Pz = 0.
As a result of polarization changes during deformation and
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? 0
Substituting for quartz e = 4.5 and using the above values
values ​​of /? and q «1, we find that \ E \ = 5900 V / m = 59 V / cm. When the thickness of the plate,
say, d = 0,5 cm voltage between the plates will be U = Ed, and 30 V.

Thanks Tektron,

The writer of the book jumps into this with both feet doesn't he.  A lot of information and a lot of ideas it generates.  The reactor looks more and more like a transformer of sorts, a doughnut  toroid, possibly a scalar transformer that works with longitudinal waves. When "Pulsed" by the small fan and in a correctly oriented "earth" field or fields, it responds back with a high current (2-3 amps) low voltage (7-13 VDC) and develops a relatively high voltage electrostatic field (5-20KV) around it in the pyramid.  HOW?  I simply don't know. I'm sure there are "several" theories out (mine included) there but until we get a working pyramid, I'm not going to speculate.  If I try and look at this through "normal" theory and eyes, you just get a severe crick in the neck from shaking your head side to side!  There is NOTHING normal about this device from conventional theory that explains it's operation.  Perhaps there is unpublished research that does show how this device operates but it is not available to the general population.  So we are in a learn while we experiment phase!

The pyramid is almost finished, just a little more paint, and it is done.  Then have to wind the "CAP" coils, cut the coil plastic to length and make a repeatable way to disassemble it from the "reactor". Have to rewind the reactor, clean it up, use the new plugs, re-charge it, make a carrying box to keep it vertical and to hold it in Foam rubber to not mechanically shock it while transporting it!. It just goes on and on with the details.   I'm going to mount the fan, a small 2-3 watt 12VDC lamp, etc. on a small box/board/something to have a way to tote this thing around.  Taking this outside when the actual temp is in the low 90's F, and it feels like 105 F, is something to consider here in FL, USA.  It is the hottest summer I can remember or maybe I'm just getting older and feel it more.  Again, I'm in no hurry here, it is what it is!

When I get this working, the first thing I"m going to do is build a smaller unit so I can just carry it around in one piece!  All I want is 1 watt or so......just one little watt!

Respectfully
Ben K4ZEP

[neptune]

Hi Ben .You have been doing some very good work lately . The reducers look very nice . I have found that the brass end caps I was going to use are too large to fit inside the plastic tube . I will either get them turned down , or get some made like yours .Your theories sound interesting . I thought of it as some kind of transformer , and can not understand the function of the plastic tube .Why not wind the outer coil onto the outer copper tube . On the other hand TT must have his reasons . As I have said before , a small pyramid would open this up to more people . The problem is going to be the calculation of reactor size .
EDIT . The problem with regarding the reactor as a transformer , is the the outer copper tube will act as a shorted turn . Also , so will the inner copper tube . And they are interconnected with brass . A transformer it may be ,but an ordinary one it is NOT >

[k4zep]

Hi Ben .You have been doing some very good work lately . The reducers look very nice . I have found that the brass end caps I was going to use are too large to fit inside the plastic tube . I will either get them turned down , or get some made like yours .Your theories sound interesting . I thought of it as some kind of transformer , and can not understand the function of the plastic tube .Why not wind the outer coil onto the outer copper tube . On the other hand TT must have his reasons . As I have said before , a small pyramid would open this up to more people . The problem is going to be the calculation of reactor size .
EDIT . The problem with regarding the reactor as a transformer , is the the outer copper tube will act as a shorted turn . Also , so will the inner copper tube . And they are interconnected with brass . A transformer it may be ,but an ordinary one it is NOT >

Hi Ken,

Thinking outside the box, think of the reactor as a one turn copper primary transformer (remember it doesn't have to be ferrous) , and a 87-92 turn secondary.  Possibly the outside coil on the plastic form is as used in a power supply as a smoothing inductor and nothing more?  All the magic happens IN the reactor/quartz sand I have been led to believe, except for the energy from the earth.  Again, just thinking outside the box, WAY outside.....a very weak theory at this time too.

Respectfully
Ben K4ZEP