Lords of the Ring

[Jdo300]

hi turbo

now that you have your unit  (looks good!!!)
did you use 8" pvc pipe
and  sm said that the  diamature  divided by the circumfrence = the center frequince

is that true?

wer

Hi Wer,

That calculation won't do you any good. The diameter divided by the circumference is simply 1/ Pi. It's always the same number because C = Pi * Diameter.

Remember that the collector is like an antenna of sorts so one circumference will give you the fundamental wavelength that the antenna will tune into (or something like that). So look at the wire length that you would have to wrap around a TPU of X circumference and that should help you there.

God Bless,
Jason O

[Jdo300]

here is the control circuit i designed for my last coil
it's a simple 3 channel drive much like a jk ringrunner.

Hey Turbo,

Looks great! Could you show us how that is wired? Is it a harmonic pulser? If so I have a similar one that I am currently working on. Will post schematics and pics as soon as I am finished with it :-).

God Bless,
Jason O

[mkt3920]

read some more men, what did Steven say about the frequency's?

"Listen, you need to make three coils or so one on top of the other.  But the important thing is to wrap the control coils perpendicularly around the collector coils.  There needs to be three of them all the way around.  Start them up one at a time each.

First frequency, then second harmonic component into the second, then the third. When you eventually strike the cord look out.  You will know what has happened at that point.  In the mean time you can measure a slight output even if you do not strike the exact cord.  Larger collectors have a much greater ability to collect and dissipate more energy then the smaller ones. However, if they turn into a bomb it will not make much difference.  There is no such thing as a small lightning strike."

Many interpretations of the above...
A.  Three seperate collector coils stacked on top of each other, with three control coils wound perpendicularly to the collectors?
B.  Three collector coils, with each connected to one of 3 control coils?
C.   Three turns, or so, on the collector coil, stacked on top of each other, with three control coils would perpendicularly.
D.  Three CONTROL coils, wound all the way around, stacked on top of each other, perpendicular to the collector coil (one coiled wire)?
E.  Three collector coils with three control coils, each of which is wound all the way around the collector coils (all three collector coils are wrapped), but the control coils are separate (no inter wound)?
F.  Three collector coils with three control coils, each control coil goes all the way around the circumference of the TPU and are inter wound (123123123123.....)?
G.  and the list goes on....

Also the above says to start the frequencies one, then two (second harmonic), then three.  Remember the video where he uses his hand to indicate (over the large TPU) a counter clockwise circle, then  clock wise back, then another CCW circle, then CW back to start, then another CCW circle and then starts circling round and round in CCW circling motion?  As if he is saying to send one, then send two, then send three which starts the rotation.

Kent

[mkt3920]

The hand motion can be seen at approximately 20 minutes into this video:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1944827568401901581&q=steve+marks&hl=en

Kent

[weri812]

to all

ok here is the pdf i read it in

Here SM is saying something VERY IMPORTANT, that you
make several frequencies in the SPACE OF THE
COLLECTOR COILS CIRCUMFERENCE and that the
DIAMETER/CIRCUMFERANCE determines the 'center
frequency'/'ideal frequency' of his different devices, if Steven's
collector coils are indeed loop antennas then this makes perfect
sense, different circumferances, different 'center/idea
frequencieswer


thanks
wer