Bloch wall disconnect and reconnect. The final design!

[NickZ]

    @Gk and All:
   Getting the vortex spinning in the coils, is the trick,
by using multiple repeated kicks.  Once its spinning and going good, the input source can be reduced to a minimum, and some feedback thrown back to source, like to the run capacitors, to keep it all going.   Like setting a top spinning, and just watching as it slows down. BUT, if a coils vortexial momentum (flux line controls) are kept going by short pulses that the device produces itself, it doesn't have to slow down and stop, but instead it "runs with gain". 
  Magnetic Vortex Reactor...
  Why has it been so hard to get one working? 

[giantkiller]

With no bias field to work with the coil fields just expand and contract. When the expansion occurs there is no medium to push. What I see with TTBrown and Podkletnov they used incredibly high voltages(which they pulse )in the megahertz) to create a large disparity between the normal earth flux or aether and the device. The greater this difference the more stable the earth flux looks like to push against. Now because our coils use lower voltage it is like we are paddling canoes with feathers on dry land. This should wake some people up. Now what kind of kick would one expect when firing a gun with its barrel pointed under water?

The GK4 having an iron wire core held onto the field longer than the collapse of the pulse. When the next pulse came there was a slight medium to push against. I can wholeheartedly thank Otto for this revelation. I was actually using hysteresis to my advantage. This actually makes it very apparent. As far as getting a low voltage version going I could pull out the GK4 again and put DC on the iron wire core while pulsing the outer control coils.

[NickZ]

   @All:
    Since it is the coils pulsing against the earths field, the stronger the force of the pulse the stronger the effect generation.
  But do we need to use dangerously high voltages to achive our goals?

[starcruiser]

magnet?

[sigma16]

If I have this straight, wouldn't it be easier/simpler to create our own field to push against?  As in, a fairly strong bias field around the entire device?
I'm not the one who originally suggested this, but it seems rational.....  (Grump/Spher)

Actually, this is being discussed elsewhere on the forum as well, right now.

Positive pulses rarefact (expand) the aether.  Expansion is a sequential fashion causes movement of the ather.

The moving aether moves through the magnetic field, no against it.  The magnetic field aligns the spin axis of the aether votices.  This does not mean that the aether becomes a magnet, but the spins are aligned (polarized) and that is what you need. 

This doesn't have to be complicated. 

Also, it should work with a linear movement of the aether, but I have not tried this yet.