Newman machine replica

[hartiberlin]

P.S. The grounding is only related to the scope ground,
if you want to take scope measurements.
Otherwise don?t ground the Newman machine as this
will short out the RF bursts to ground, so the RF power
is lost..
That was also done by the National Buero of STandards buro test, so they
did not measure any overunity with it and they also did not have any
sparks ,cause they put resistors accross the coil and thus "perverted" the whole
function of the machine.
So the judge could rule not to grant Newman a patent...Great business ! ;(

[jorgerojo]

Thank You The One!

1mm copper issolated wire works??
How Many Pounds of wire?

Thanks a lot.
Jorge

[TheOne]

so far mine is not creating free energy so i am not the right person to to ask question

coper coated wire i used on mine (1mm)

[hartiberlin]

For anybody, who wants to join in building this,
try to wind your coil this way, that you have taps to the outside
of the coil say at least 4 to 5 taps throughout the whole coil,
so if you gowith 4 taps, make one after 25 %, the second after 50 %,
the third after 75 % and the last is the end of the coil.
Okay, this means probably just 3 taps inside the coil !

Now why ? the coil capacitance is also very important and
you can then use these taps to connect external capacitors with the partial coils then.

This way your coils gets a multiple LC circuit, which has the benefit to
store also capacitant energy and thus the back spike energy will be much bigger
and the coil can also charge up much quicker.
Tie all the taps via a about 100 nF cap to one end of the coil and then use this setup
as before.

Regards, Stefan.
P.S: It is always better to use bigger sized wire, but if we want a DC resistance of 300Ohms
at 12 Volts you would need for instance 5000 windings at 1 mm and
at 2 mm diameter wire size you would need maybe 20000 windings and 4 times the amount of copper mass.
So maybe with these taps you still can use the 1 mm wire only and thus use less
copper which is then less expensive and bulky...

Newman?s first machines had from 300 to 7500 pounds of copper wire
but I guess he only needed so much to get a bigger "stray capacitance"
for his coil.
Surely more windings will give a higher BackEMF voltage what we are looking for.

[jorgerojo]

thank you both for the info, I?ll start to buy the items for my replica today, what kind of metal is the shaft made of? and what diameter can I use?

Thanks a lot, and forgive me for my so simple cuestions.
Best Regards
Jorge