Lords of the Ring

[giantkiller]

Why so much current?  This is not an inductive coupling effect.  

No one here understands the radiant energy effect.  The only person that did - Turbo - was driven away.  

No wonder Bedini, Grey, Tasla, and the many others were so frustrated.  You can explain it 100 different ways and no one else can understand it.

Thank you, Sir.
Just thought I would pull up more attempts to make others git'r done!

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1679.msg18317.html#msg18317
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1761.msg22256.html#msg22256

I never saw that I would be hooking 2 TPUs together on the same circuit. The reason? Because I can!. The result? Who knows what I will find.

I say it doesn't matter how you get kicks! What are you going to do with them when you get them? That is the real solution!

My sister, who has no education in this area, understands the concept of radiant energy. She goes to the beach everyday and is awed of the waves crashing on the shore.
Surfs up, dudes! The water is great and the Sun is warm!

--giantkiller.

[alex_huan]

Hi All,
This is my first post but i have been around reading and investigating about this coil thing and other ZPE devices. I find some very interesting things about toroidal current sensing coils.
I find one even on ebay claiming hes coils works and puts out 1000volts at 50ma that is like 200w
this one has a iron ferrite core and thousands of windings .
He does not sell the item itself just the plans. And he says he can built it for you if you wish for around $250.
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AVRI&viewitem=&item=250076441046&rd=1&rd=1

If you not find the link just search for free energy coil. or by the sold items.
Good luck, Alex

[mrl]

Here's a radiant oscillator that's triggered using a neon bulb.  It should trigger at about 65 volts.  You could probably adjust the voltage upward by adding a resistor in series with it.  Also, for the transistor substitute - Q1.  The BD234C substitute should be one with reasonably high gain from what I can see.  You may need to put in a trim pot and a lower value resistor in series with it and adjust the bias.

NOTE: schematic removed due to errors.

[giantkiller]

Here's a radiant oscillator that's triggered using a neon bulb.  It should trigger at about 65 volts.  You could probably adjust the voltage upward by adding a resistor in series with it.  Also, for the transistor substitute - Q1.  The BD234C substitute should be one with reasonably high gain from what I can see.  You may need to put in a trim pot and a lower value resistor in series with it and adjust the bias.

Tnx. I see the TPU config in the schematic transformer. couldn't I fire the SCR with a BEMF spike? I think I can. I also am trying to remove the output batteries. The input could be used temp or take the output coupled back to the input and trigger the oscillation with a magnet swipe. I also see the ferrite being replaced with iron garden wire for programmable size. But at the moment not connected.

I am on a brain train right now. Should come out of the tunnel with less passengers.

--giantkiller.

[AhuraMazda]

You may find D3.PDF by Patrick Kelly useful. It contains this circuit and a lo more.


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