Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?

[angryScientist]

Hi all,
Here I am trying to recover from a rough week end. I can tell you that Tequila plus stupid ignorant SOB's equals lots of blood and jail. Just in case anyone needed to know, don't touch my alcohol if you are an ignorant SOB!

Anyway, to get back on a more positive note, I've had some time to do some thinking about a simple circuit I put together last week.

I am not sure what you guys think when you hear "Electron Pump." I have had my own idea for many years and have come up with a way to employ it.



It's a simple little circuit but it is able to produce a direct current from any fluctuation voltage. You could feed the capacitors with pulsed DC or AC. If you need a higher voltage it is no problem because you can add a few more capacitors and diodes to make a voltage multiplier.


The next step I made was to combine my Electron Pump with a resonant circuit.

This is what I have done and it does work.

Here is my problem; I don't have an O-scope at the moment.

What I want to know is, does this circuit still resonate and store power even though I extract some of the power from the circuit? Will the tank circuit build up more power if I limit the amount of power I take out? Does the draw of the load affect the resonant frequency of the tank circuit?

I will be working in this area for a little while. If anyone has any knowledge or observations about this I would love to hear about it.

[innovation_station]

coil all wound up now need to get some more tape

here is the pic i will use tape to indicate the 2 phases i will try a flip flop first to drive this and each channel will have 3 coils wired as to cause rotation

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rotation from a pluse......

[angryScientist]

I have also been thinking about that rotating magnetic field.

I tend to believe that you don't need more than one driving coil, or frequency, to produce a rotating field in a toroid. But, a big but, you would have to have resonant elements (tank circuits) spaced separately around the toroid. The reason I believe this would cause a rotating field is because the phase of each tank circuits would be 90 degrees lagging the previous tank.

Keep in mind I could be wrong but if I am right then no special consideration need be given to forcing a rotating field. The field would automatically rotate due to the interactions of the coupled resonant tank circuits.



Also, thinking about a radio transmitter and how one receiver tuning to that station does not diminish the power received by all the other radios tuned to that station. Would that hold true in a toroid with multiple "receivers" (tuned circuits) placed around it?


I don't know for sure. Just throwing around some wild speculation.

[innovation_station]

a rotating feild is simple .... i have done it with 1 single wire and a pluse look at my cap charger with the neo i wound the fine wire around the collector 3 times.. 1 on top the other all the same dirrection all 1 wire the next layer squeezes the  layer below it when that simple 2 wire unit was fired  2.5 hz i could feel the heterodyne with an external magnet 14" away ... i had no steel in it aswell i could hear it easly in other words it was quite lould.....




dont try this at home kids bad choise ... put some steel in it ...  KEEP SAFE

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[innovation_station]

here it is all done aside the wireing... i will do that today...

but i was kind of thinking i should sheild it first....

what ya think.... i was gonna fit alum all around it excpt for the inside i will leave it un sheilded

i dont think there is enough garden wire in it to contain it    so this is where i get better sheild it from at lest on the outter of it

i just happen to have some flatstock alum...  ALL OF MY CONNECTIONS ARE OUT SIDE THE COIL SO PEOPLE CAN SEE IT 

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back to work

btw where did everyone go lol!!!