Stubblefiled & Meucci

[BEP]

The pictured reactor surely is nonsense. I recall a top-hat type rectifier on the secondary with a disc type capacitor after it. It struck me as nothing more than a diode detector circuit. The tank cap was two metal discs with adjustable air gap. Surely no more than a few pf. I don't remember the frequencies but they were all in VHF and made sense for the circuit shown on the patent.

[mikewatson]

As a final test I wound a coil similar to the secondary in the picture and connected a 3900 pf capacitor across it. I loosely coupled a small coil connected to a signal generator to it. The secondary resonated at 2.56 Mhz as viewed with an oscilloscope across the capacitor. I then put the pure thorium wire down the middle of the secondary and it had no effect at all on the amplitude or tuning of the secondary. Putting the thorium wire in a glass tube and then putting in the secondary had no effect either.

Mike

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[EMdevices]

If this device is real it's so amazing!  It makes so much sense the way it's constructed, although I'm not an expert in those kinds of materials and how they behave in a resonant magnetic field. But if it starts to simpatheticly resonate with the tuned circuit, by logic we can see that the material obviously wants to expend energy or loose energy due to it's instability, which means energy will be given, or imparted to the magnetic field, by way of a phase change relative to the tank circuit resonance.  Much like negative resistance might create. 

EM

[AhuraMazda]

Is it possible that the radiating material need's to be heated?