The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[Mannix]

Hi all,
A bit more from Steven

Roland Schinzinger
Ph.D.
29 Gilman St. Irvine, CA 92715-2703, Phone & FAX: (714) 786-7691

Dear Stephen,

Thank you for your kind words of sympathy regarding my loss. We both share similar feelings.

In your letter you asked my opinion:  I think it is a miracle that your device works. Exactly how it converts energy is elusive to both of us at this time. That does not mean we shouldn't apply ourselves to know for sure. My offer to work with you still stands. I understand your difficulties with the gentlemen you work for and I will not take your decision personally. I will be glad to talk to you and help you all I can. My offer to work on the project was made with the greatest respect and not as some kind of justification to the Foremost Corporation. I told them that from what I could see of your units they did supply substantial amounts of both voltage and current. I told them I could not give any indication of the value of the discovery without knowing more about it. I did recommend that they invest necessary funds to continue working on the discovery and that I was interested in working with you. That is about all I said to them on the subject. Anything you may have heard to the contrary is not true.

To further our discussion, the reason you can not use small transformers within or at close proximity to your unit is because of the leakage fields of magnetic flux. They induce currents into nearby circuitry and most likely cause frequency changes in the operating point of the control unit. Remember when you inject even a small frequency component into sensitive frequency dependant equipment you can have a disaster. That is exactly what I believe is occurring when you try to use a transformer close to your units.  There will be all kinds of harmonics present within this field extending past the radio frequency range. If I were to compare the two I would say that toroidal transformers would be more susceptible. This may be contrary to common thought. Toroidal transformers have all their flux aligned with the grain of the steel used in them. This is the reason for their reduced size as compared with E I cores. When operated at higher flux density you can permit a smaller core. Toroids will always saturate quickly, however, E I transformers ramp up to saturation levels slowly. If anything, I would suggest you work with E I rather then Toroids. In either case I believe you will find that you will have to place the inverter well outside the collector coils.

You may also leave a message for me at my office at the University of California Irvine.

Sincerely,

Roland

Lindsay,
That is the reason why the power inverter is always placed well outside the coils of the power units shown in the videos.

[Liberty]

Lindsay,

I have a question for Stephen.  Why has his invention been dormant over the years?  Why have we not seen any devices out on the market yet or heard any updates about it?  What is the status of his device?
I think the guys are interested in a device to power their personal homes, and this would seem to be a great device to do it with.

Thank you!

[rensseak]

Here we go again

KICK
Lots of kicks
One big kick
lots of big kicks
A collector that is excited by lots of big kicks
Our Magnetic radio tunes in to something else and starts collecting

sounds like a cascade and magnetic radio sounds like a detector http://earlyradiohistory.us/1917de.htm.
there was a time they listen radio without any battery.

Any body who wants to give up should do so without discouraging others from continuing..in what ever it may be .

If you think its too hard ..you are absolutely and completely right! well done .

There has been a lot revealed here

Give up if you like... I wont

No, not yet.

look to my attachment. it shows a drawing of how i think it could work. Steven said to me there is a rotating magnetic field.  just tell me if i am on the right way.

the large rings has only few turns of many thin insolated wires, like a litz. these two rings are wound with copper-wire coils with alternating number of turns (the golden ratio i think is a good choice) and then connected as in the drawing shown so that it become a rotating magnetig field.

It is only what i'm thinking, so dont laugh on me if i'm wrong.

regards
Norbert

[rensseak]

Hallo Lindsay,

did you see already this devices with your own eyes in reality?
what about the video you want to show us, where we can see the rotating compass needle? I would like also to see this one.

Where he puts the magnet in the big toroid coil? somewhere in the center to the control unit? This part or place where he puts the magnet is there iron or other magnetic material involve?

Thanks Norbert,

Nice diagram and inspiring!

I was beginnng to think that nobody was absorbing the descriptions here.

Worth experimenting with

Ok, when i'm reading around this forum, then it looks like there was some conversation via email between you and lancaIV that lankaIV gets angry. Maybe because of the monkey see, monkey do? And what says me your answer? Hmm

regards
Norbert

[hartiberlin]

Norbert, where do you see so many coils on the cores in which video ?
I can see maximum 4 coils on one core...
Also as your coils are shown NS NS NS etc.., the flux would be totally inside the core
and not coming out of the core into the air as it would be with the animated GIF.