The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[gn0stik]

Here are still a few more videos:
http://ntint.ntinternals.net/

Thanks Stefan. Much appreciated. Is that your site as well?

[bob.diroto]

Hello  I have some questions for the group

Why did SM use bailing wire in his first device?
Was it the core of his output coils?
or was the bailing wire part of the current path?

I have seen the video with the coil being sawed open, they cut out a pie shaped section of a medium size TPU. You can see two coil ends with what looks like a wood section in between and the output coils wraped around toroidaly.
The scroll saw used to cut the unit open cuts through pretty easily so any metal used in the device must be soft.

Could someone give an idea of how the coils might be configured in a schematic type drawing?

Thank you
Mike

Where did you see this video? I've been unable to find it. Stefan used to have it in the old harti.com/coil site, but it's not moved over here yet.

I've looked at all the videos on 'ntinternals' but non are clear enough (on my computer) to be able to say:
"You can see two coil ends with what looks like a wood section in between and the output coils wraped around toroidaly."

I'm fairly sure this is a video I haven't yet seen, do you have a name for the file ?

As for the baling wire. This is either wrapped closely together to form a kick collector 'tube' (see an earlier post of mine) and would form part of the circuit OR forms an actual coil in which case the coil would not be tightly wrapped other wise the contact of the uninsulated baling wire to the next turn would ineffect short the coil. I don't think the baling wire would be a core because SM has stated the cores are not made of metal.

HOWEVER, different orientation of coil means that it may be possible for one coil to in effect become the core for anothe coil, so in this respect the baling wire could become a core but only if it were a coil as well.

Cheers. Bob

[HMM]

Thanks Bob
I will read your post
I am still trying to get a grasp on the coil arrangements.

the vid is called   energycoils_full_divx_gsm_audio
I forgot were I got it from

I have it saved on disk though, if you want it

I'm not shure if it is the same one you saw allready

what is the name of the file you saw?

[gn0stik]

Why would Steven give us hardware diagrams if he doesn't know how it works?

Seriously, He's made several of these, and he's guiding us down the road of discovery, on the principles of discovery that led him to make them. The only hints we have to go on, have come from him, and here we are all working our asses off trying to decypher his notes to us, and we don't think he knows how it works? You can't have it both ways, either he does know how it works and we're not wasting our time, or he doesn't know, and we're all idiots. Which is it? He can't be both our teacher, and ignorant of the technology. If that were the case he'd be teaching in the public school system, with all the rest of the ignorant teachers. Let's not go down that road again.

I for one think he's probably the only one (outside UEC) that does know how it works.

As for the camera anomaly. That is interesting, remember however that this was done in the late 80's with magnetic tape media. It could have been stored badly, or is just aged at the time of conversion to digital. It's hard to say if that is caused by device, but it does look like RF interference as I have seen it in the past.

Regards,
Gn0stik.

[gn0stik]

After watching all the videos, it seems evident that there may be 2 or 3 different versions of the device. I am not talking about size and power output, but physical configuration of the coils.

Remember Steven said to forget coils and just think about wires and kicks. Maybe the physical configuration isn't so important.

Also note that at one point SM states that the device vibrates slightly at a frequency of 7.3 Hz. Then at another point, he states that it vibrates at a frequency of 5 kHz.

And the measurement equipment was?  His hand?  7.3Hz measured by hand? Wow!

I'm sure he measured it with other equipment prior to this taping, to know the frequency.

Also, perhaps your right about the arrangement. But then he also states that it's important to know about the interaction between coils, I don't think arrangement is totally unimportant either..

Regards.