The improved Flynn Gap.

[synchro1]

Gary's DPDT switch consisted of  three saw tooth contacts, and a traveling fork. These types of mechanical commutator contact points are the best way to deliver the sudden impulse. Adjusting the spark gap on the contacts, one on each end, can help tune the generator. The two Flynn switches reverse simultaineously from the same spark at each end.

The large 3' neo tube can ride on a race of 1/4" O.D. roller cams, over a 1/8"  brass axel rod. Magnet strength can be increased on all four sides. The output should at least replenish the millijoule transmutaion pulse throgh a FWBR looped back to the power capacitor. The inside of the solinoid output coil needs a groove and the magnet a centering pin to make this linear Flynn style motor generator complete.

[synchro1]

Attaching capacitor cans to the ends of the magnet piston would help streamline the invention. Aluminum foil and wax paper type non-magnetic  cylinder capacitors on each end of the neo piston could charge through brushes from copper rails inside the output coil core. The repulsion magnets would be positioned on the ends of the capacitors.

Each capacitor would have two brushes. We still need two current reversal DPDT switches at the ends of the output coil to reverse the polarity of the internal copper tracks, this way the capacitors can charge the same way in either direction. When the capacitor electrodes reach the end, they discharge through the Flynn switch.

We can recover this capacitor pulse with the addition of a secondary on the Flynn switch primary impulse coil.

[MileHigh]

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your comments.  I only indulge in these types of analyses once in a blue moon nowadays.  The spaghetti almost never sticks so it's on average a futile effort.  I am good at qualifying people and from my perspective Mark E is certainly a brilliant person in many scientific disciplines.  It's the "big boys" that ultimately interest me the most and TK and Mark E made mincemeat of our magic water friend Wayne.

Some recent Wayne verbage:

"We have now finished the largest step of milestone four, the full scientific Simulation of the ZED system, we have the TAZ discovery process on hold during this important work. Our two teams engineering the Proof concept have respectively finished the preparation for optimizations and are now converging together for comparative analysis. This should take a few day, and then we are ready to build the properly engineered PoC. National Patent phase:"

Look at this doozie:

"To ensure we meet all of the expectations of our world changing technology, we decided not to present our systems we designed for component testing - instead we have concentrated our focus on a engineered system to meet the academic expectations, as well as the longevity of operation. We need to ensure that we run without the risk of fatigue and force damage - two considerations that the component testing did not cover."

Here is a guy that allegedly has a technology that will revolutionize the entire world, energy out of thin air from creaking groaning scary-sounding bellows, and he is allegedly worried about metal fatigue before he presents it to the world.  So he will not show his system.  What a joke and I hope that he gets busted Big Time.

Anyway, thanks again for the comments.

Synchro1, back to your "Flynn Gap."

MileHigh

[synchro1]

The 12 year old Pignataro patent stands on it's own. The Improved Flynn Switch may be able to ladder down a rung, so a miniature switch can trigger a larger magnet circuit. Yolking a scaled down trigger to substitute as an equal size larger alnico may reduce the millijoule input pulse power requirement. Success here would insure an OU COP!

[synchro1]

"Alternatively, a three-wire coil design has two windings in opposite directions. Power is then selectively applied by the device's power source to one of the windings creating a certain polarity or applied to the other winding for the reverse polarity".

Three wires, two in opposite directions, around the two Flynn switch magnets would allow for a simpler reversal switch, along with pulse recovery.