Magnetic Resonance Devices based on Don Smith Concepts

[Yucca]

forgot to mention, when running this device tied to my house electrical earth, the PSU voltmeter started reading noisy and low. So by mistake I turned it up to near 30V and my 13005 flyback drive transistor got zapped (1 down 9 to go).

[Yucca]

xeno, I just noticed that the oscillations received by my probe have quite alot of positive DC bias. You can see zero line on the left, most power appears above zero which suprised me? Maybe this gives some credibility to Don using a polarised cap?

flathunter, looking forward to seeing how much radiated power you can harvest from your TC.

[xenomorphlabs]

xeno, I just noticed that the oscillations received by my probe have quite alot of positive DC bias. You can see zero line on the left, most power appears above zero which suprised me? Maybe this gives some credibility to Don using a polarised cap?

flathunter, looking forward to seeing how much radiated power you can harvest from your TC.

Interesting measurement indeed !
Does the DC Bias change if you change the orientation or position of the probe?
As i understand you placed it in a distance to the device.
It could be possible that the distance and angle has introduced some kind of phasing, just a thought.

[oscar]

xeno, I just noticed that the oscillations received by my probe have quite alot of positive DC bias. You can see zero line on the left, most power appears above zero .....

Hello Yucca,
thank you for making the effort of communicating your findings.
It appeared to me, that your signal looks much like the "3 sister" wave form user "ronotte" found in his TPU attempts. He also got that DC bias.
In his experiments this wave form was generated by mixing of 2 (or 3) frequencies and somehow you get the same effect by different means.

You can see his waveform at around 4 minutes 10 seconds into this video of ronotte
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6kzqVSk8tc

He also wrote about it here on ou.com at the time.
I don't know what it means but thought I would mention it.

Thanks again for documenting your efforts.
Good luck.

edit:
you can see the zero line and thus the DC bias of ronotte's signal in the second photo here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3779.msg75270#msg75270

[Yucca]

Hi oscar, yes I think the TPU may share many things with this device.

OK, I just found that when I move the scope probe further away the DC bias drops off very quickly. At 1m away it is there, at 2m away it pretty much disappears but the signal is still strong. I suspect that when close the probe is picking up a small electrostatic charge which then takes a few microseconds to bleed through the scopes 1MOhm input impedance.

When I use the secondary centre tap I get almost no output, I maybe need to up the frequency by using a lower primary tap.