Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) Open Sourced (by HopeGirl)

[MileHigh]

Jbignes5:

Impulse technology does not conform to your Laws.

There is no such thing as "impulse technology."  You are just buying into some BS.

There is this:   [Signal] --> [Circuit]  --> [Response]

The "signal" could be a sine wave, a triangle wave, exponential waveform, pure DC, a pulse train, whatever.   Notice that includes your "impulse technology."

It's all perfectly well understood and analyzed through and through.

Here is a link for you:

http://books.google.ca/books/about/Advanced_Engineering_Mathematics.html?id=UnN8DpXI74EC&redir_esc=y

If you can't read then maybe you can get it in preread recording..

I advise you to stop that and keep the thread civil.

MileHigh

[Farmhand]

Farmhand,

It's good to see you in on this one.  How's things going on the other forum?

I'm in a self imposed exile (forum wise) for a while, I recognized that I was getting obsessive with a certain project and I decided I needed to step back and clear my mind while I take care of some non related stuff and allow others to work on without any distraction from me. My gut told me I was missing something and I needed to step back and let my inspirations hit me rather than chase after it. I'm also kinda stuck in a position where I want to build some mechanical things with some engineering accuracy, but it's a bad time for me, too much to do and no time to think deeply.

I have plans for projects but they require parts made by machining. I intend to go back to building things for love of building, when I post about what I do it distracts my thinking due to the conversations I get into.

Cheers

[MileHigh]

R_Brown:

I've been reflecting on the insulation breakdown in Taiwan.

I reposted the schematic.  Notice the four coils wound on the toroidal core.  The schematic suggests that you want to wind "left to right - multi layer" for each of th four coils so that as you go left to right across the coil the voltage rises linearly and there are no turns with excessively high voltage difference between them.  You don't want to wind "zig-zag - layer by layer." So the arcing should be resolvable one way or the other.

Certainly having a load on the system will also reduce the maximum AC voltage.

MileHigh

[F_Brown]

Read this ok High boy....


http://borderlandresearch.com/book/secrets-cold-war-tech/chapter-1


Read it all then re read it a few more times. Impulse technology does not conform to your Laws. But then again why would you know anything about it at all? If you can't read then maybe you can get it in preread recording.. Learn something new ok...

Oh yeah Borderlands stuff.  I thought that sounded familiar.   I've been though that years ago.  I'll have a review.  Poor Eric Dollard, he failed to really get anywhere for all he put into that group.

Yep, insulation between winding layers is standard HV transformer practice, at least for vacuum tube plate and output transformers, and SMPS inductors for that matter.   With kilovolts being developed in the primary, I'm a bit surprised that James neglected to to that in the first place.  Perhaps that's because he's use to working with lower voltage motors.

However, I thought the report from Taiwan stated that they experienced trouble with the primary winding arcing to the core, rather than the primary arcing within itself.

[F_Brown]

I'm in a self imposed exile (forum wise) for a while, I recognized that I was getting obsessive with a certain project and I decided I needed to step back and clear my mind while I take care of some non related stuff and allow others to work on without any distraction from me. My gut told me I was missing something and I needed to step back and let my inspirations hit me rather than chase after it. I'm also kinda stuck in a position where I want to build some mechanical things with some engineering accuracy, but it's a bad time for me, too much to do and no time to think deeply.

I have plans for projects but they require parts made by machining. I intend to go back to building things for love of building, when I post about what I do it distracts my thinking due to the conversations I get into.

Cheers

Yep, me too.  Life's been rougher then usual lately.  Recently, I just got into designing microwave antenna's and wave guides, neat stuff.  I also need to find a way to fabricate things in my shop with a sufficient degree of mechanical precision for those frequencies using only hand tools.  What's life without challenges aye?