The "Diode"

[philosophymanus]

This topic is great and you guys are obviously very smart but I have to chuckle a little at your lack of interest in winding your resonnant coil around a magnet. Duplication is sooooo much easier at this point.Leaching off the field of the magnet.

[IcyBlue]

This topic is great and you guys are obviously very smart but I have to chuckle a little at your lack of interest in winding your resonnant coil around a magnet.

At least I for my part am more than busy at the moment with non-borderland-science that I am paid for - and there are a half dozen exiting projects in the queue that I need to be worked out too. First things first. Since I'm not paid for FE, this can be done when I'm running idle.

[...]coil around a magnet[...]

is nothing else but a magnetic sonic emitter in the first place. Search for 'magnetic transducers' and 'magnetostrictive transducers'. You will be surprised how they resemble the testatika horseshoe magnets or the ones from the coler device - not that I want to say the magnet things in these devices have this function.
But I'm tired to continue to speculate about this mystic 'coil on a magnet' OU-thing. Record the impuls- and stepresponse for voltage and current and the phase relation of them. If there is something, you'll see it in these measurements - if you don't see anything, then there is nothing and the myth needs to be burried. Although I had the intention to conduct these tests too, I had no time for this yet, and it seems that I won't have it in the near future.

[pese]

http://pixerve.de/37752/FE.html

DIODE

[pese]

http://pixerve.de/37752/FE.html


gustav

[mitica2005]

Hi Icy,
Good find! The only problem I have with it is that I've examined the videos extensively and can
find only two wires connecting to the diode at the top of the 3kW testatika. Any other wires must
be very well hidden.

Having said that, I still think you may be on to something here. In fact I'd carry it further and
apply it to some of the cans as well. They are all enclosed in a glass/clear plastic container.
Even though Farnsworth's patent says that the cathodes should preferably be unperforated,
that may not apply to the way they're used in the testatika. For example there are multiple
concentric perforated cylinders in some cases so the perforations may be neccessary for electron
propagation through multiple cylinders.

This also jibes with Marinov's description of what he saw in the small machine's two big cans -
a central wire spiral surrounded by one/two grid cylinders.

By the way, the patent does say you can get away with anodes that are made of just aluminium.
The caesium coated version is a preference.

Either way, thanks for pointing this out.
that is true !!!!!
-Steve