Single circuits generate nuclear reactions

[UncleFester]

@hydrocontrol

The toroidal transformer from all electronics has a 1.38" inner diameter. It is the unit I used on my first test of this device which showed output similar to JLN's although this is pulsed and the windings would not be able to handle constant high power pulses from the reaction, however it is a good unit to test with. After these tests of course is when I dropped the project because of power loss over time as the carbon became fouled. I obviously should have kept at it and solved this issue just as Juan appears to have done. It looks as though the more windings the better. This may be due to a continuous lower powered pulse being used and thus saving the carbon rod from being fouled. This is of course just theory.

The device itself however is not theory. It is backed up by undeniable numerical fact. Not only by JLN, but also myself, and most likely Juan, since I sincerely doubt he went to all that trouble build such a professional looking unit only to deceive us. So all it needs is a continuous pulsed input and a secondary set of windings on the toroid being used to power the input after startup. Those are the things that need to be done. Shaping and or controlling the output power from the toroid into common single phase AC is actually trivial compared to the other challenges to be solved. It looks as though Juan has stopped handing out information for some reason, so it looks like it will be up to some serious experimentation to solve the final two stumbling blocks.

Tad

[AbbaRue]

Parts:
A good place in the USA for parts is: http://www.futurlec.com/index.shtml
I've bought a lot of parts from them. 1000v 6A diodes 25 cents each. Elect. Caps. are quite reasonable too.
Just make sure you tell them to give you a close replacement if they are out of stock of the part number you order.
May speed up the delivery.

For Canadians a good place is: http://www.componentsuperstore.com/store/default.aspx
At this site make sure the part you want comes in small quantities, many have to be ordered in thousands.
I have ordered many things from them too.  They are very quick at delivering.
They have a very high wattage zener diode 1500W at 28 volts, may come in handy for this project.

Both places have a good selection of transistors and mosfets.

[duff]

@UncleFester

Did you ever try periodically reversing the polarity on the carbon/tungsten rods to see if it would remove the carbon dust accumulation?

@all

What do you think about using a current transformer as JNaudin did?
The primary might be used to establish the magnetic field and the secondary to capture the energy.

Of course the might be an issue finding a secondary that could handle the current.

-Duff

[pese]

Brems-Strahlung

http://www.datasync.com/~rsf1/bremindx.htm

Pese

Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, it's pretty hard to get all these papers for a science neophyte, so this compilation is pretty useless. What is strange is that the last article is dated 1986. Two decades of silence in this area of research? Pretty suspicious.

Regarding overunity, it should be noted that one when studying Bremsstrahlung should take a note on second order effects: e.g. acceleration of paricles and shift of EM field energies standing nearby to the event of Bremsstrahlung. Mainstream physics may be simply blind to study these second order effects (due to conservation of energy - nobody will even dare to question it).

It seems that at high voltages (20kV and above) Bremsstrahlung produces x-rays due to nuclear electron shifts (what a surprise! ), so such voltages should not be used in development: just a warning.

Also note that both acceleration and decelleration causes Bremsstrahlung. I have not found any info on side effects of acceleration Bremsstrahlung: could be also interesting.

In the Mit of the paperts is (unfortunatly)
the link to the top - and others:


Try now here also:



http://www.datasync.com/~rsf1/bremindx.htm#top

http://www.datasync.com/~rsf1/serious.htm


http://www.datasync.com/~rsf1/aot.htm


Pese

[Yucca]

I wonder if this thing scales down? Just need to get a big cap. and I'll see. Carbon rod is a AAA battery anode.

P.S.
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