Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[innovation_station]

i still have herd 0 talk of the engery that is constantly in motion traped inside the iron or copper.....  can u speed it up with a pluse ??  oh right first you must have it in there and be able to mesure it  b4 you can control it right!!!

so how can we get osc voltage   i personally had an osc voltage form 0 -300 vdc b4 from a single pluse  like i said it is traped!!!!!!!!


ist

here is a pic of my last build it is GK'S PMH RING modded by me 

[starcruiser]

I am thinking it might need to be pulsed more frequently rather than less. multiple shots in quick succession as SM's analogy goes.

@GK,

Have you tried to inject a sine wave instead of a Sq wave?

Indeed interesting wave forms!

[Spider]

@IST,

Trapped flux, i like that....

Could it be possible to make a little one way flux valve in the path, and transfer it to another iron loop?

Greetings Rene

[innovation_station]

 

anything is posiable

ist cork screw coil

here is a pic sorry they are so big ....  im working on that the pics that is ....

almost finished this coil

ist

[giantkiller]

Instead of trying to generate a magnetic field, we supply that with magnets then push the flowing field around a bit more excited.
As simple as Leedskalnin himself.

Well, from your plots it seems that you are pulsing too frequently - I have a feeling that oscillation starts to build-up and then you stop it by injecting another pulse. Maybe try to lower the pulse frequency and reduce duty cycle a lot?

It's also interesting to know whether or not your "pulse" circuitry is disconnected when oscillations start after pulse goes "off". I mean, hope it is not some kind of complex feedback between PMH and pulse driver.

Another thing worth knowing is min-max voltage values of your plots.

Yes. I need to find a lower harmonic. I have no resistors in place and the fet is low side to the coil. I have blown 3 fets while sweeping. Gotta back up and go lower while using resistors. The video settings are 10us and 5v. But remember this scope took a hit last week and the accuracy could be in question. Channel 2 still works. I also crippled a meter.

And yes, you're right. I need to see how far apart I can get the pulses to see how long or far the oscillations can sustain. It does still look like short pulse width.
I am also going to make 2 more bifilar add-ons. They take a half an hour each and definately produce.

As far as the magnets in or out goes. There is no change in operation either way. This test has 2 coils on one side. I am going to split the placement and wire combinations that way. I can definately say this: the coil has to be pulsed in the 'natural way' the way the flux goes or in parallel.

As far as seeing anything magnetic. Ed said our tools only work one way on the positive side. I have a sensor like JLNaudin has for his LMD/TEM tests and can use that. But Ed and Emery simply broke the keeper away to redirect the energy into an alternate path of the light bulb.

What I did in this current setup was to get something up to play with what others had done in a matter of ways. And others here had made suggestions that are noteworthy that now can be implemented.

I have come to the conclusion that I want my output to be of high ouput and not inject high input. Saves hardware. And probably the neighbors dogs aren't spazzing uncontrollably all through their owners house.

--giantkiller.