Complete information on working SM style device.

[NdaClouDzzz]

While it may not be Hallowed ground
It is one person trying to help another ...

[NdaClouDzzz]

Wow NDA person below
A real class act !! ( bored infants are always a problem )

[Paul-R]

  Must remember, Steven M. said it was simple. Its just the coils and how they interact with each other. You have to find the potentials, and tune slightly off from each other. Try it with just two sig gens.

In the world of sound, analogous to heterodyning? or a guitar slightly off tune? I would have thought that they might also lead,  somehow,  to a OU effect.

[ramset]

Here member bte does share his efforts
https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4073.msg88096;topicseen#msg88096


With gratitude
Chet K


Ps
I did just send a pm to Thaelin above ,would be nice to understand this more and start
An open source build topic !

[Magluvin]

  Must remember, Steven M. said it was simple. Its just the coils and how they interact with each other. You have to find the potentials, and tune slightly off from each other. Try it with just two sig gens.

An example of where the gain may be coming from...
1 speaker, 1w in, 96db
1 speaker, 2w in, 99db
1 speaker, 4w in, 112db

3db increase for each doubling of power..

1 speaker, 1w in, 96db
2 speaker, 1w in each(2w total), 112db
4 speaker, 1w in each(4w total), 118db

6db increase for each doubling of 'total' power, as long as the number of drivers double also. 

Where did the gain come from?

1 speaker, 1w total, 96db
2 speaker, 1w total(.5w each), 99db
4 speaker, 1w total9,25w each), 112db

3 db increase for every doubling of number of speakers, while maintaining 1w total input for each case.
Where did the gain come from? ??
Below are 100 speakers. lets say they are 96db @1w sensitivity rating. How much db increase would we have after dividing 1w input into all these speakers(.01w each) ?

Mags