Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[Grumpy]

Wow.  This thread is better than Jerry Springer!  Mix it will a little "redneck weed" and it's better than satallite!

So, let's see now:

If Erfinder is correct, and the "Thane effect" is "displacement current" then there are several methods of obtaining this that are much easier to produce.

A shorted coil is a reflector of sorts - a spring - self-explanatory.

If the capacitance of the coil was "increased" - the effect will be "decreased" - try your bifilar and see for yourself.  So, pretty sure that explanation isn't valid.  Maybe the inductance of the coil is increased.  How?  Modification of the space around it - 'nough said - it actually ties into Erfinder's displacement current explanation, buit is a different aspect.

As for whether or not "cavitation" is occuring I ask this:  is the HV coil polarized in one direction and then this direction is reversed, and the reversal is stronger than the normal coil collapse would be?  Yes it is and that is a cavitation - I posted a simple image explaining it a page or two back.  So, the basic premise of cavitation is to polarize and then reverse it suddenly and then it returns stronger - sort of like BEMF on steroids.

[woopy]

Hello Thane

First of all happy new year to you and all the perepitiers in this world.

Second thank's for  the replication's  info. I think there will be soon some more replications and results. Once the results are there , it will be time to  tune, retune and fine tune the theoretical part.

As i can see in the last video, the 2   "california chrismas coils" are very powerfull in accéleration and when you disengage all the HV coils, the system don't decelerate so fast as in the previous video with only one "california christmas coils" is that a result of the coupling   ??

Did you make the test of progressively decreasing the input power at full acceleration (test you mentionned on page 379) ? The result of this test would be very demonstrative.

I am working on my E core from a MOT, can i begin with a HV coil with only one winding or is it necessary to wind two ore more winding in the HV coil as you did in the California christmas coils?

All the best

Laurent

[sparks]

    I guess a common direction of  the apparent magnetic and electric field disuption is a good thing.   If we wind a coil of high selfinduction and pulse it with a smart wave.  By that we have a pickup somewhere along the coil and as soon as the core saturates we shut the input down.  Would this give us some gain from time to voltage?  Like a sawtooth input they use in a flyback for a tv.

[i_ron]

So here are the photos of my coil working with just one HC leg barely catching a single magnet and the last photo I taped a laminate between the HV leg and the other HC leg:

There in lies the problem... Thane's earlier coils were single pole but had you followed more recent
developments you would see that the present experiment uses three core and three magnets in
alignment. Have a look at the magneto drawing as posted by Kator and you will see what the action
should be.

You need to get more magnets on your rotor, let me know what difference this makes as I am
working on this also...

Ron

[Grumpy]

Ever noticed that Sparks doesn't post to a specific person and it always kind of general in his info.?

I think he is really one of those new fangled artificial intelligence boxes developed over at NSA running on Spark stations. I'm a programmer, let's do a test shall we?

This would put him in the catagory above trolls that I mentioned a couple of weeks ago.