Ronotte's amazing TPU experiments.

[Rosphere]

Source of Mysterious High Speed Electrons Found
2006-10-04 13:35:16

A team of scientists led by University of Maryland physics professor James Drake appear to have solved a key remaining mystery about...

...electrons gain speed (kinetic energy) by repeatedly reflecting, or bouncing, off of the ends of contracting ?magnetic islands? that form as the magnetic field lines reconnect. The mechanism is analogous to the increase of energy a pinball gains when it bounces between multiple round bumpers. Except in this case the bumpers (magnetic islands) aren?t stationary, they actually converge on the pinball (electron) causing it to gain speed with each bounce.
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[FatBird]

Keep in mind guys that Roberto's Bulb is a 240 V European Bulb, not a US 120 V job.  Please keep that in mind when trying to calculate Watts output.

If he can light that 240V bulb up significantly, I think that is VERY impressive!!!

Thanks.
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[ronotte]

Eldarion,

congrats it seems that you are the first realizing a setup similar to mine.

Anyway I regret that you, at least from the incept, don't replicate the EXACT COPY. Doing like you do make for me difficult to do a comparison & give suggestions.

The differences I note are:

1 - The inner collector is not done with 3 turns Litz wire....this is really important!.....It does heavily conditionate the RE capture. ATTENTION using 1 turn may be correct!

2 - The control coils are not done with 21 turns....this is so important because it scale up the design...I understand on the contrary that you want to scale it down...

3 - Exciting the control coils, in my case done with 1mm standard electrical stranded wire @ 0.7 - 1.4MHz does allow an easy operation as the impedance XL @MHz range is HIGH....actually I'm draining from power supply only about 1A @18V  without the use of any series limiting resistor. 

4 - The MOSFETS with heathsink are only a little warm!....so no problems to keep them indefinitely operating...plenty of time to do tests!


Eldarion please don't hesitate to contact me in every mode you may want.


Good work


Roberto

[hartiberlin]

Hi Roberto,
your control coils are bifilar !
This wastes a lot of input current,
cause these act just like normal resistors...

Have you also tried with normal coils as the control coils ?

[CTG Labs]

Stefan,

I am not sure I understand your comment to Rob.

They are bifilar but they are not non-inductively wound.  There is a point to the bifilar coils based on magnetic reconnection theory that is the WHOLE point of his test setup.

Unless you mean the outer most "collector" coil which is non-inductive and I think doesnt play a role here.  I asked Rob to connect output to the other end of it (to bypass it) and I think it didnt make any difference.  Just to simplify it down...


Dave.