Single circuits generate nuclear reactions

[Feynman]

1)

'UncleFester' appears to have twice run a circuit sustained to runaway, once run with no battery, self-climbing from 500V - 1500V over 30 seconds until reaction was deliberately quenched.  Also he has multiple non closed loop trials with COP=2 to COP=5. And of course there are apparently generators in South America which have been produced that use this effect.   

2) I can send it to groundloop (EE) and ask what he thinks. 

3) Someone commented it could have been a motor controller, so perhaps it is.  That 60kW photo was not in the document, so maybe it started circulating later. One person pointed out the windings are too small to be 6kW per toroid, but that may depend on what current it is running it at.  If it is real it is probably three-phase AC (see the four GE CL04 three phase motor controllers), so that may also mean higher voltage / lower current.    Or maybe its just a motor controller unit thats been passed off as a generator somewhere along the way. 

Agreed, some skepticism is healthy. I don't know if the picture is real either.  But the wierd thing is it appears that the formulas for circuit capacitance work, B-field bias curve shapes match Naudin's etc.  And there now seem to be full schematics showing how output is coupled (which look mostly okay to me), and we also have third-party description of how to use a diode to dump amps back into the primary , etc.  So I think the principle works and can be replicated, even if that 60kW picture might be fake. 

But we will see I suppose! 

[Dr J. Bean]

You would think that carbon arc lamps
and carbon arc welders or cutters would have
already shown this effect. A large static charge
say on an arc lamp housing.
Has this been shown to be the case?
And where are the working devices schematics?

Jellybean

1)

'UncleFester' appears to have twice run a circuit sustained to runaway, once run with no battery, self-climbing from 500V - 1500V over 30 seconds until reaction was deliberately quenched.  Also he has multiple non closed loop trials with COP=2 to COP=5. And of course there are apparently generators in South America which have been produced that use this effect.   

2) I can send it to groundloop (EE) and ask what he thinks. 

3) Someone commented it could have been a motor controller, so perhaps it is.  That 60kW photo was not in the document, so maybe it started circulating later. One person pointed out the windings are too small to be 6kW per toroid, but that may depend on what current it is running it at.  If it is real it is probably three-phase AC (see the four GE CL04 three phase motor controllers), so that may also mean higher voltage / lower current.    Or maybe its just a motor controller unit thats been passed off as a generator somewhere along the way. 

Agreed, some skepticism is healthy. I don't know if the picture is real either.  But the wierd thing is it appears that the formulas for circuit capacitance work, B-field bias curve shapes match Naudin's etc.  And there now seem to be full schematics showing how output is coupled (which look mostly okay to me), and we also have third-party description of how to use a diode to dump amps back into the primary , etc.  So I think the principle works and can be replicated, even if that 60kW picture might be fake. 

But we will see I suppose! 

[Inventor81]

There is no question that UncleFester got results.

There is equally no question in my 197 IQ, insanely skeptical, hopeful but practical, mind that the reaction does occur in nature, can be stimulated in nature by various processes, and is very much a semiconductor like process.

There is no reason why this would not work on industrial diamond.

I have my reservations about it working with solid noncrystalline graphite.

however, UF got results.

The only question is was it a fluke, did his O scope fry and ring like a bell, then self-repair so that it works just fine now?

Also, why would, during subsequent tests with detected beta, a half inch thick aluminum plate gather 500V worth of electric charge? Static. Not a 500V-ish sine wave or anything induced by EMI. 500V DC. (virtually zero amperes).

I am also beginning to think that a toroid is required for the operation - it definitely would alter the magnetic field alignment. It's entirely possible that this is a diamagnetic interaction... think about the toroidal field interfering with the solenoid field around the carbon.

Funky oscillating field pattern.


SWIRLY field.


Not sure if that makes a difference or not... but it would seem to. If the field oscillates, then there is rapid magnetic switching going on.

Even rotation of the field.

I can see it, but can't quite meaningfully diagram it in lightwave/3DS max. Way too many lines, and it got way too confusing.

I can totally see this as the magnetic field imparting momentum to the charge carriers in a semiconductor system.

Think a microscale hall effect.

Keep in mind that I'm still trying to reconcile what the theory I worked up said vs. what is happening.

There should be a barrier to the reaction of about 500-1000eV (EUV/X-Ray energies)

Gamma is way too hot to trigger it.

The classical view of the atom will not work in describing all these processes as they actually happen, only provide a more rudimentary "get your hands on it" view.

Have to head out to work now, but feel free to call - you have a PM.

R3CUR5!V3

[Inventor81]

Ah, yes, the "box".

I think it's a crossover network.

Either that or an array of isolation transformers.

Not sure how I can see six toroids like that transferring 60KW without melting.

Also I can't see where any connection is made to the carbon rod in the middle, nor a biasing magnetic field.

No contact, so no credibility - however Juan's numbers seem to jive with the theory I cobbled together.

[Feynman]

@jellybean

A large static charge
say on an arc lamp housing.
Has this been shown to be the case?

You got me. So far it seems like much of the 'beta' (if that's indeed what's going on) is confined to the rod itself and simply magnifies an existing EMF pulse, although UF did notice some charge collecting on surfaces. Perhaps you should try the carbon-arc experiment?

And where are the working devices schematics?

I think you may be better served by a picture than schematics, but maybe tonight we will get some pics... I will tell you my understanding.   Dead 12V battery with 6V measured on terminals running into small inverter at ~35khz, then into neon sign transformer, then into HV capacitor in series then discharged into the magnetically biased carbon rod.  Output flux is collected on toroidal transformer with the two output windings connected in parallel. This is then full-wave rectified, and hooked back up to the inverter.  Battery charges.  Battery is disconnected. Circuit keeps running , voltage climbs.  Geiger counter screeches, though this may be from the neon EMI rather than beta. Correct me if i left something out UncleFester.