Single Wire Tests

[turbo]

self-limiting?

i'd say it's ment to be   

What would you then agree with?

[Grumpy]

self-limiting?

i'd say it's ment to be  

What would you then agree with?

Yes.  That would be the intent.  When we look in the mirror, it's our own faces that we see.

Anyway, there was a bit more to SM's comments about Tao having the "secret":

The only part he doesn't have any idea about is that by starting the oscillation you cause the
current to flow in the collector which causes the magnification of the process within the collector
which will ultimately produce the greater voltage and power in usable amounts during operation.

So, asking ourselves what the Hell an "oscillation" is and we find from Tesla, Steinmetz, Magnussun, and Dollard that an "oscillation" is a "standing wave".  I have heard that "motional standing waves" exist, but have yet to create one.

Now there is another way to look at this, along the lines if Thomson's and Helmholtz's sqeezing analogies:

If a current in a wire is the result of a "compression of the ether", or space, around the wire, then a few wires wrapped around a conductor, driven in such a way as to compress the ether around the wire would create a flow of current in the wire, provided the wire is part of a closed conductive loop.  This induced compression of ether around the wire would simulate the compression created when a direct current were applied form a battery or similar source.

[Grumpy]

The typical Hertzian, electromagnetic field of Transverse Waves is the gross by-product of a much more powerful, but hidden, energy envelope which is manifested as Longitudinal Standing Waves in a scalar nodal matrix, not propagated in the up and down, ocean wave fashion of Transverse Waves.  (excerpt from http://peswiki.com/index.php/PowerPedia:Eric_Dollard )

How about natural amplification?

http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache:CX3W3uSkBYMJ:www.borderlands.com/newstuff/research/ground-myst.htm+dollard+standing+waves&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=9&gl=us

Attached is Dollards Research Notes in PDF.

[innovation_station]

 


so this is the way it seams


a challange, prove it wrong lol!!

the ride starts today     are you ready?

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

For once I find myself in total agreement with Erfinder. It was Ernst Chladni who first described these phenomena in a book published in 1787.

This work was later taken up by Keely and just recently by Dr. Hans Jenny who coined the word Cymatics for the study of these phenomena.

For a quick introduction into the subject look at my website http://keelytech.com/cymatics.html

Here are some images. The first is of typical Chladni figures.



The next three are photographs taken by Hans Jenny








Hope you find it helpful as well as beautiful in its symmetry and arrangement.

Hans von Lieven