Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[Localjoe]

@Weri812
   I think that is what otto means when he says raise the voltage. The effect described in the gstrain in jnl labs 3rd rev of this device shows once a certain speed/voltage is reached the efficiency of the amp starts to go over 100% one test describes 15v as the barrier to pass then the effect is shown and another test states somewhere around 22v.
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[giantkiller]

Hi  GK

have a look at this  middle down of page  Bob said something about this device

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/gseamnu.htm

wer

@And to all,

This is the first experiment I want to try. It will take 3 freqs of DC sine on a bias of DC, which I already have setup.
All clockwise or combinations of cw, cww. And square waves.

I am psyched about this. The BFG is the same coil setup as Seike's Schematic that was posted just recently in this thread.

And Grumpy stated to pulse the control coils with the resonace of the inner bigger coils.

Looks like all the effort is really to keep it simple.  And it is we are because.

I did some mechanical adjustments and additions last night. Simple. I put a pvc ring at the back end to hold the main rails symmetrical. I now have a subassembly that slides into the tube better. This step gives the stability to the term blocks for connection. Little steps.
This step gives the innards a secure holding for the electrical connections. I am going to hold off on the mounting of the electrical subassembly inside the tube for now. The rings are now in a position for testing and that is good enough for now. The tube acts like a case for the inner structure. I am also going to gather up the external support units, controls, battteries and the like into a hard case for transport. Then I will focus on a stand for outside testing.
I will post a pic later today.

The bottom line is that the layer coil configurations have been seen in many places. I am just doing the same.

I saw the Philadephia experiment again last night. Where they used a high speed mechanical turbine, I believe the heterodyning will achieve the same speed.

This is going to be the shortest rant on OU. The JNL/Seike test states and shows using solid state in the coil. Say what? No further comments necessary. Too much blather on this subject was deposited elsewhere. Although Marco showed his circular circuit board with solid state arrangement in the coil also. That didn't get as much play as tubes inside and nobody argued with that.

--giantkiller.

[Localjoe]

@gk

I agree with the technical explanation of the gravity effect but in laymans terms if i were swinging one of those model planes thats on a wire for instance and it just kept going faster and faster .... if it was travailing in a complete circle every time would its inertial displacement eventually be positive so to say as to provide upward thrust, not in the conventional sense..If you do it long enough your arm kinda feels like its going to pull upwards sometimes thats why i make this analogy. I wish i could explain this better but tesla mentioned the principal in his mechanical oscillator somewhere ....  The one described as the washing machine.  Another example of this effect i think can be seen using the example grumpy posted of the electron lattice structure. He described as a car outa control on a one way track that zig zaged up and down.. Now the speed of the movement of the electrons should give rise to inertial displacement if a high enough velocity is achieved. Thoughts?
                                                                                                                                                                  Joe

[giantkiller]

@gk

I agree with the technical explanation of the gravity effect but in laymans terms if i were swinging one of those model planes thats on a wire for instance and it just kept going faster and faster .... if it was travailing in a complete circle every time would its inertial displacement eventually be positive so to say as to provide upward thrust, not in the conventional sense..If you do it long enough your arm kinda feels like its going to pull upwards sometimes thats why i make this analogy. I wish i could explain this better but tesla mentioned the principal in his mechanical oscillator somewhere ....  The one described as the washing machine.  Another example of this effect i think can be seen using the example grumpy posted of the electron lattice structure. He described as a car outa control on a one way track that zig zaged up and down.. Now the speed of the movement of the electrons should give rise to inertial displacement if a high enough velocity is achieved. Thoughts?
                                                                                                                                                                  Joe

In Marco's avatar of the spoked coils he posted about the hi speed mag field exhibiting properties outside the current laws of physics. That is why I went back to the philadelphia exp. Lo and behold and true to form there is a high speed runaway magfield. I remember seeing this before my new found hobby. Now I understand.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ViMy_aIm5Q&NR=1

-giantkiller.

[giantkiller]

Kinda looks like a Wardenclyffe jr.

This is the BFG2K8 internals so far.
The next step is mechanical security and mounting the term blocks.

The object here is to put together things we have all seen and show the results whether they are those we want or don't want, expect or don't expect.
Total cost so far is > $35.00usd.

--giantkiller.