"Of the Very Nature Of Space, Time, Energy and Matter"

[d3x0r]

I've Stumbled on this guy...



https://www.youtube.com/user/rdistinti/videos


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Txd4G92Eno  (Induction)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sUP_iL6NIU  (magnetism)




who has some interesting perspectives on magnetic fields also...
and a new ether model (not based on aether (or soemthing like that ) )


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On hydrodynamic vortex generation;


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_turbine


and specifically the [size=78%]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_turbine[/size]  which evolved into [size=78%]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaplan_turbine[/size]


The francis turbine takes most of the work of spinning the water and turns a generator, resulting in water that is axial out with basically no spin; I would think that rather than being an 'evolution' that one could attach a kaplan after the francis and have just that much more power...

[d3x0r]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Displacement_current


I learned a new thing; apparetly there is 'displacement current' which happens between the plates of a capacitor; in that the magnetic field is also present there...


This leads to more questions
How far away can the plates be before they are no longer a capacitor?    How does the displacement current know it can find the other end of the capacitor?


If it really only applied in basically a closed loop of a single loop of wire with two parallel plates in a minor arc of the circle; how is it not the original induction field and not a separate one?


Turned out to be needed that that field is also part of the original field(?)


Started at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell%27s_equations


But to go back to displacement which apparently is inarguably present...
then this field is also in the capacitive interchange between the wire and its shielding diaelectric and is a magnetic field...


Similarly if I wind a tape capacitor, then the current displacement of that should be able to be picked up by a  conventional toroidal winding on top of that... (one of the latest self powered things had such a capacitor)


Hendershot has a foil capacitor like that, but I don't know what the pickup of that displacement current would be... but then that capacitor can apparently be replaced with a conventional foil capacitor (of large enough size?)


does displacement current induce the same umm..


That split core experiment; where the pickup was over the split of the transformer... was there a current flow in the ferrite that ended at that capacitve gap the projected a field?


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Edit3: Thought I was onto something; just some figures... DC current is sensed across a resistor shunt...thought there was a way to have a coil get it

Figure (F1) - a normal wire, carrying a current, has a continuous displacement current that induces into a coil wound around the wire;

Figure (F2) - Two near wires, one with a charge, the other nearby should get an induced current for the time that the current is rising (graph upper left (I) )


Figure (F3) - Two pancake coils, convetional all-encompasing magnetic field...(same as straight wire)
Figure (F4) - Two solenoids near end-to-end(same as straight wire)
FIgure (F5) - Two solenoids, joined by a ferrous core(same as straight wire)
Figure (F6) - bifilar solenoid (same as straight wire)


Edit: sorry forgot the picture