The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[starcruiser]

Kosh,

have you tried adding in another control coil yet to the mix? Was wondering if that would increase the frequency or the kicks power.

BTW, great results, another step towards the solution!

[starcruiser]

Dave,

Partial wavelength, we don't require a full wave tranmission line, Besides I think the transmission line will help us along here, I have pulsed in 200khz into my first coil and get back close to 3Mhz in sinewave? This is based on about 18ft of 16ga lamp cord used as the collector with 30ga for the control coil. I have a feeling we can get close with the wire length and use the audio frequencies (sweep them) to find a harmonic to use.

We are just continuosly adding more pulses to create bigger kicks, so if the partial wavelength or harmonic creates a bit more loss, so what, we are still gaining right? Combine this with multiple control or tickler coils and we get bunches of pulses (the more the merrier).

I am intersted in knowing, and will check this out also, what induction we can get between 2 collector coils? Using another as the feedback pickup to the tank circuit to generate the pulses we require to run this. Also is the term collector directed to the collection of the pulses?  and not necessarily the actual usable output?

BTW, What do you think of the similarities to the Tesla generator patent design? I find it verrry interesting.

[starcruiser]

Hi Carl,

We maybe adding pulses to the previous pulse, but we still had to put each pulse in, and since each one looses energy when reflected, even after 100 reflections and addings, we dont have more than we collectively put IN in total.  In other words, we put in 100 pulses, and in the end, each pulse has lost 1%.  So, if we put in 1000watts, we will be left with 900watts?  Because each reflection looses 1 watt?  We may have a great big pulse at the end, but its not more than we collectively used if we add up the energy from each pulse we put in?

There can be visual similarities between the patent.  But, from where can the extra come?  I dont see it myself, although I was hopeful when Otto talked about the self rotating compass.


Dave.

Well Dave I see your point, but I am not sure either, but we need to try this and see what we get I think. Besides remember your own experiement where the phase matched pulses add to more than their original values. This may play an important role in this.

My thought regarding the Tesla patent is that we are combining a few concepts here, the TDR to generate more field, the 4 control coils to create the rotating field in the collector coil(s)and the armature coil variation which is wrapped around the entire torrid (which I am thinking is the true output coil here) to generate the DC component with an AC minor component due to the induced kicks, the control coil provides these.

If we feed back some of the collector coils pulses to a tank circuit we get self running (sounds a bit like perpetual motion but we use a small 555 osc to start this puppy up and who knows???

[kacor]

Hi guys,

This is my first note, but i have read all notes past back. Sorry for my poor english, but it is not my native language. First of all i want to thank to SM & LM for that amazing thing. I think they gave us everything they could do.
In my opinion the group is now little bit out of track. Allow me to quote from SM.

"...If the wires are run in series then you will get 12,000 millivolts etc. If you connect the wires in parallel you will get higher current but lower voltage. However, the power potential is the same...."

What do you think about it? Could we do it simultaneously? Yes, we can! If we cut the wire to small pieces, after that soldering a group parallel and the next group also parallel and the soldered group serial. In that case we will get high voltage and high current also.
Don' forget: it is LITZ WIRE! Every each fibre is insulated. It is hard work I know, but worth to do.

I hope you can use that.

Regards

Kacor

[c0mster]

Does anyone know what the legs are that appear on this TPU or perhaps the distance between the plates?

C0mster