The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[Mr_Video]

For now I will be working on the valve power supply and going over SM posts agains.  So the valve can be seen to have DC with AC signal in it?  Hmm similar to TPU output!  Perhaps we have been looking in the wrong place for kicks.  Perhaps an interaction in the earths field can happen with pulsed DC signal and an AC signal in the same wire or something?

Regards,

Dave.

yup Dave

there defanatly will be AC riding on the DC output of this type of pwr supply (and many other types)
just make sure that you don't use the filter cap on the output side & you should see it for yourself

[Mr_Video]

The secondary of the Filament transformer is essentially floating and as such reflects the voltage and waveform of the full wave rectified output. There should be no interaction (or very little) between the 2 voltages, mostly because the filament transformer secondary is floating. This is how one would WANT the power supply to work, and it does indeed seem to do what it is supposed to.

The tube "catode" is connected on the midpoint of the filament in your 5U4 model.
At that point there will be NO voltage due to the 5Vac.

Try editing your 5U4 model and connect the catode to one end of the filament.

yes, that's true !
and I get the impression that z_p_e is using a computer simulation ??

if so, then he's not likely to find anything strange,
what we are looking for is not likely to show up in a computer simulation,
you need to build "the real thing"

[Jdo300]

Jason,

Sorry mate.  I realise what you are saying now, applogies.

I guess that you could use a FET between one side of your cap and the primary.  Of course no current will flow if the other end of the primary is not connected to anything.  But whether this will work, you will have to try.  I mean if the original signal was coming from say a 555 timer, its output is only an internal transistor anyway?  So if you use a charged cap and a transistor with open ended primary, surley you have the same thing but larger?!

Also, in the version with 555 timer and open ended primary, its a bit like the HV thing I mentioned.  There may be no current flow as such, but the free electrons can bunch up on one end of the wire and then the other depending on the potential at the 555 output.  So you get longitudinal oscillation of electrons in the wire, but no closed loop current.  These will of course create a magnetic field as they move and this will couple with your secondary like an antenna?!

So, looking from this angle, will charged cap, with mosfet and open primary still work>!

I guess if you have a greater potential switching at one end of the wire, the longitudinal compression in the wire will be stronger the thus stronger magnetic field, but the cap cannot changes its potential?  Unless you have two caps, with two fets.  One cap is the other way around, one fet is P type.  Then you can switch the base of the coil between potentials while leaving the other end open and create this longitudinal movement!



Dave.

Hi Dave,

You got it! And I have good news for you. I KNOW THIS WORKS!! I have already built the transformer circuit and I pulsed it with one wire from my function generator and it will indeed induce oscillations in the secondary! the most power I got out of it was about 0.5W with about 9V RMS input from the function generator, but I noticed that the power increases linearly with the voltage input so Vout = 4 * Vin with my particular setup. Now, the current isn't very high but as I showed in my demo videos, just adding a piece of something metal in the circuit increases the current output!

Could you perhaps send me a diagram showing how to properly connect the MOSFET, the cap and the 555 timer? I want to make sure that the pulse part at least works right as I know from experimentation that the rest will work :-). I heard something about needing to ground the base of the MOSFET to keep it from switching on by itself but since my circuit is not grounded and I don't want to make any kind of complete circuit with the cap, how do I deal with that problem?

God Bless,
Jason O

God Bless,
Jason O

[Mr_Video]

Hi Darren,

Just thinking.  SM says the kicks in the valve he saw were interaction with the earths magnetic field?  Unless your simulation can add this factor, I do not think you will see anything?  Its time for a real version!  I will post once I have put it together.



Regards,

Dave.

yeah Dave

that's one of the factors I had in mind, when I said that computer simulations won't work .

[hartiberlin]

Hi Darren,

I have just performed a simulation.  In the simulation the voltages do not add.

When I compare the phases they are not 100% aligned either.  So the software will not add them?

In any event, as you all say, the voltage cannot do this, its impossible?  So why are we looking for it in simulation software that is designed to follow the rules?

Everyone is telling me it cannot happen but has anyone built a real circuit to prove it is right or wrong?

We are here to challenge our knowledge and push past our conventional training.  I post something that may be odd and I get shot down in flames by people who are supposedly on a free energy forum because they have open minds and want to look for the answer?  Yet no one builds it, they just tell me its crap.  With this attitude, no free energy device will come from this forum?

In any case, I posted this asking for peoples thoughts.  I did not come on here saying I have found free energy.  But you would never believe it from the responses, anyone would think I came claiming I have discovered OU in a circuit that is so simple you will laugh?



Dave.

Dave, you did put the 2 first transformers in parallel.
This way the voltages will not add.
You must put them in series.

But as the impedance will also add, there is no power gain !

Please can you try th circuit I suggested with 2 noise generators into
the 2 x 12 Volts coils out of phase and post the voltage at the 240 Volts coil output ?
Many thanks.