Hubbard coil

[z.monkey]

Howdy Y'all,

Trying to understand this.  Look at a regular old magnetic field around an solenoid.  The lines of force are long along the coil and the abruptly change directions at the ends of the coil.  This place where the magnetic field must rapidly change direction creates a dielectric field perpendicular to the magnetic field.  I have read that the dielectric field is higher in energy than a magnetic field, so high that it is reaching out of the physical plane and into the etheric plane.  So if I put a flat washer at the end of my iron tubes it will enhance the formation of a dielectric field because the magnetic flux has to make quick turns around the flat sharp edges of the washer?  The washers were there already but for a different purpose.  So the primary core fields rotate to provide a more uniform dielectric field in the central core?  This is why the Hubbard coil is a bunch of solenoids and not toroids?  We are pumping the central core with rotating dielectric fields, this causes a perpendicular reaction in the magnetic field of the central core increasing the voltage?  This is not totally new to me.  Teslaisms.

I'm on a permanent, 90 degree learning curve...

Blessed Be Brothers...

[giantkiller]

The end of the wire, especially with a small metal plate attached at each end, produces a longitudinal wave and can also receive one. 

Design the system for piss-poor EM functinality and you get bitchin' longitudinal functionality.  Not mine - Patrick Flanagan's.   

I was jsut pointing out that transverse and longitudinal waves are opposites.

I just read that 1956 Hubbard coil post. The last page about the summarization of all these coils in very revealing.

So the the eight coils (on their side, cute) in their resonant state shut down current flow, ringing state. BUT, at the initial conduction state there is a huge lateral longitudinal wave the shoots across the rest of the coil system hitting all the other coils. The energy is trapped and when each coil is fired the resonant impedance is all ready there and we get essentially the end of the wire state already substanstiated. The whole unit becomes a cohesive collection of same tuned forks. A harmonic drum. The Hubbard used a tuning system based on motor speed. The second used raduim chloride. Ping this and the radioactivity becomes an additive feedback mechanism. There was also a unit with an antenna. It uses aspects of the surrounding aether for feedback. Thru tuning we can used the center coil as storage while maintaing a ringing magnetic bias around the circumference. High speed coupling.
Something in our environment holds a tuned device in statis and adds to it.
If you take the resonant rise from all the connected coils this will ramp up greater than the one coil. I posted the scope shot.

Moray used a class-A amplifier in one of his devices.
--giantkiller.

[Grumpy]

Howdy Y'all,

Trying to understand this.  Look at a regular old magnetic field around an solenoid.  The lines of force are long along the coil and the abruptly change directions at the ends of the coil.  This place where the magnetic field must rapidly change direction creates a dielectric field perpendicular to the magnetic field.  I have read that the dielectric field is higher in energy than a magnetic field, so high that it is reaching out of the physical plane and into the etheric plane.  So if I put a flat washer at the end of my iron tubes it will enhance the formation of a dielectric field because the magnetic flux has to make quick turns around the flat sharp edges of the washer?  The washers were there already but for a different purpose.  So the primary core fields rotate to provide a more uniform dielectric field in the central core?  This is why the Hubbard coil is a bunch of solenoids and not toroids?  We are pumping the central core with rotating dielectric fields, this causes a perpendicular reaction in the magnetic field of the central core increasing the voltage?  This is not totally new to me.  Teslaisms.

I'm on a permanent, 90 degree learning curve...

Blessed Be Brothers...

I would just use the magnetic cores as they are - forms like a toroidal magnetic shell.  The solenoid coils aren't really coupled, except for the inner one and the outer one being pulsed and then they couple (so to speak) between their sides and this compresses the goos stuff like water through a hose.

Output coils are the secondaries - hence the pulsating output.

Build a very small one for test purposes.  All eight coils identical and the center one twice the diameter of the outer coils.

Screw it, lets all build one!  Come on Paul, you know you want a piece of this.

[ramset]

THE Gauntlet is set Chet

[Grumpy]

Everyone's confusion is confusing me.  At this point - keep it simple.  No resonance.  Don't focus on the magnetic fields - focus on the space around and between the coils.  No radioactive stuff.  Just some coils - like SM said.  Like squeezing water through a hose.  If  the following squeeze can pick up the previous squeeze, then we can gain a significant efficience by squeezing and then squeezing the same stuff again so it is more compressed.

So, before we get carried away and shell out good coin that could be spent on gasoline, let's take two coils, magnet in each, and attempt to see our "effect" in the secondary.  Smae wire for primaries, same length, center coil 2 times diameter of outer coil, secondary on outer coil.  Look for the goods on the outer coil leads.  See below: