Bloch wall disconnect and reconnect. The final design!

[e2matrix]

I'm wondering if anyone read the document I linked to on the last page.  For any lazy keyboarders here's the essence of what it said:
"This patented generator is a solid-state generator which uses the nuclear resonant ferromagnetic effect in a cylindrical rod of iron (56). This effect has been named by the inventors the "isotopic mutation effect".
They use a common iron rod (isotopic number 56) with 3 simple coils wound around it.  This rod is placed between a U shaped core (soft iron) for closing the
magnetic circuit and thus reducing the magnetic losses (see the diagram). 
The inventors claim that if we introduce 105 eV to the iron (isotope 56), its change to the iron isotope 54. The energy generated by this nuclear reaction inside the iron rod will produce an energy gain of 20,000 eV. The energy required for generating the isotopic mutation is produced by a nuclear magnetic resonance effect. The parametric excitation is obtained by the coil #2 acting as the pump.
The energy output is collected by the coil #3 which is able to produce 110-220-380V at 400Hz.  The iron rod is used as the main source of energy by isotopic mutation effect, thus, this will provide a simple and cheap source of energy for a long time.
The inventors claim that this device can be used for building self-powered electrical power supplies. "

     20,000 Volts !  3 coils on an iron rod?  Sound familiar?  Do I have to start sounding like IST too?  LOL
Unfortunately I haven't built anything yet so I can't do the IST jive but this sure sounds very relevant here. 

[otto]

Hello all,

@NickZ

the link you showed.....isnt there Cu and O in this alloy??
Dont we also have in a tinned wire Cu and O??

Im using tinned wires from "Helucable" and they are cheap with a good quality.
No, every coil is pulsed with 1 frequency. They are mixed together in the coils. This is more effective then to pulse each coils with all 3 frequencies. And it would be totally wrong because we have to remember the story about 3 cannons.

@Loner

Yes, its time to have COILS with a negative resistance and not only a negative resistance when I connect a bulb to the coils.

Otto

[sparks]

  e2

    I followed the link and it immediatelly reminded me of a Tesla pyromagnetic generator.  A Tesla pyromagnetic generator relies on alternate heating and cooling of a keeper that closes the magnetic circuit of a pm.  The machine described in your link produces free neutrons a scource of heat.  It is also know that electro magnetic excitation of spent neuclear fuel rods can reduce the 1/2 lives from 20,000 years to 20 minutes.  That and an Italian physicist recently announced the transmutation of iron isotopes with the use of em pulse excitation.  This is a huge problem for the Uranium miners.  There is lots and lots and lots of iron around with lots and lots of extra neutrons.  Gluons must have mass.  The conversion then follows E=mc2.  The gluons mass converted totally into energy. 

[giantkiller]

@e2,
I did read that. It struck me as a heavier version of the Kunel patent. I should have responded.

Had other duties to attend to this past week. I have to get on the bench this weekend.
This weekend  I set up the Fet driver to the IRF840 driven with 555.
Have a second coil matching the first one in the works. This is in line with the P2 designations.

[gyulasun]

I'm wondering if anyone read the document I linked to on the last page.  For any lazy keyboarders here's the essence of what it said:
"This patented generator is a solid-state generator which uses the nuclear resonant ferromagnetic effect in a cylindrical rod of iron (56). This effect has been named by the inventors the "isotopic mutation effect".
They use a common iron rod (isotopic number 56) with 3 simple coils wound around it.  This rod is placed between a U shaped core (soft iron) for closing the
magnetic circuit and thus reducing the magnetic losses (see the diagram). 
The inventors claim that if we introduce 105 eV to the iron (isotope 56), its change to the iron isotope 54. The energy generated by this nuclear reaction inside the iron rod will produce an energy gain of 20,000 eV. The energy required for generating the isotopic mutation is produced by a nuclear magnetic resonance effect. The parametric excitation is obtained by the coil #2 acting as the pump.
The energy output is collected by the coil #3 which is able to produce 110-220-380V at 400Hz.  The iron rod is used as the main source of energy by isotopic mutation effect, thus, this will provide a simple and cheap source of energy for a long time.
The inventors claim that this device can be used for building self-powered electrical power supplies. "

     20,000 Volts !  3 coils on an iron rod?  Sound familiar?  Do I have to start sounding like IST too?  LOL
Unfortunately I haven't built anything yet so I can't do the IST jive but this sure sounds very relevant here.

Hi,  you wrote 20,000 Volts, I think you wanted to write 20,000 eVolts, correct?
Here is an energy conversion calculator between eV and Joule:
http://www.unitconversion.org/energy/electron-volts-to-joules-conversion.html
It says 20000 eV gives 3.2e^-15Joule. This seems a very small energy gain...  probably I miss something.

rgds,  Gyula