Steven Mark´s associate Jack Durban comes forward with more info !

[AhuraMazda]

Insulated bailing/garden wire can be used to form the core. A DC bias through this core which is also the collector can maintain a constant magnetic field. I am not sure if the same can be achieved by placing permanent magnets along the collector.

May be a fridge type magnet formed in shape of a circle or just a toroidal magnet can be used as part of the form.

[Jdo300]

Freder,

yes, I believe that is what Jason is saying.

In my post

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4299.msg84456.html#msg84456

I theorize that it is RRE (Rotating Radiant Energy) that is pushing and pulling the electrons around the circumference.  Because there is no load reflected back to the non-primary due to free electron multiplication, the device is OU.

Eventually due to electron avalanche, the device goes into thermal runaway.
In other words, the device is NOT tuned to the magnetic field of the Earth, nor related to Schuman resonance, nor Schman energy receiver, etc.  It is like running a comb through hair.

I could be right, I could be wrong.

Earl

Hi Earl,

I think your perspective is also correct as well. We may simply be looking at two sides of the same coin. The difference being that I'm assuming your effect would work better with impulses than sine waves, where the RMF current drive effect will work with a sinusoidal input (e.g. MAGVID). Though I personally prefer impulses for a whole host of reasons.

I have many more points to make on this subject but I'm going to crash now since I've been up all night brainstorming. Happy hunting!

God Bless,
Jason O

[Rosphere]

@Jdo300,

Regarding your image posted on the previous page: are you pondering what I'm pondering?

[aleks]

Insulated bailing/garden wire can be used to form the core. A DC bias through this core which is also the collector can maintain a constant magnetic field. I am not sure if the same can be achieved by placing permanent magnets along the collector.

May be a fridge type magnet formed in shape of a circle or just a toroidal magnet can be used as part of the form.

The induced helix magnetic field looks interesting as it also acts as a "director" for the electrons so that they are concentrated along the insulated collector wire. This should have a positive impact on the amperage and should reduce RF emissions. I'm not sure the same result can be achieved with a constant magnet: first of all, its field is not helix, and secondly its force lines cannot be made biased to some direction. I think only DC electric flow may induce magnetic field with at least some magnetic force bias. Such helix magnetic field works as a screw guide and a screw driver at the same time.

The insulated core wire should not be connected to voltage source since it is itself should become a voltage source (well, of course if these speculations prove valid).

Such helix magnetic field is not a requirement, but from my speculation it may optimize the performance. The possible problem with pulsing the coil is that during sawtooth pulse rise time, the magnetic field is created and the correct direction is given, but during pulse fadeout time the magnetic field loses its strength and the direction is lost. Additional coil with DC current will be giving a direction all the time. Being wound in DNA double coil manner with the pulse coil it won't interfere with the pulses.

(on the matter of implosion, I've found an interesting page about the Manhattan project: http://www.atomicarchive.com/History/mp/p4s37.shtml Implosion added a lot to the atomic bomb).

[comp-tech]

Hello everybody and Happy Easter to everyone!

@ Mannix: Lindsay, do you remember these frases? Could you, please add or correct the SM's frases if you see anything incorrect in my post, just to avoid any possible confusion?

@ Jack Durban: I would like to ask you to do the same, please.

@ Jdo300 : Thank you. Excellent points. Do not also forget the batteries which SM mentiones there.

Let's put aside any personal relationships or sexual orientations. That's not the point here. We just need to solve the puzzle.