Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[sm0ky2]

Tseung does a lot of play on words and intentionally confuses people. if you take away all the hoopla, and redundancy is his systems, the basic operation is similar to that of the JT.

you're using the power of the amplified collapsing magnetic field,
which produces an equal ammount of power that you put into it.
(and in some cases possibly more)

its not a big patentable secret, thousands of people already know how this works. its simply comming up with a large and powerful enough arrangement, that it becomes "useful", instead of a "flashlight".....

if you run this type of system in series with another load, or another similar system, there is a slight current loss, but you have a near doubling effect on the power produced (verified by double JT's in operation from a single battery)

guy in the video with the 10-inch black ring, looks like business men from the 80's
used a similar principle.
converting 15v (from 10 small cells tucked under the electrical tape) up to 200v, with a nice load capacity.  in the full length versions of the video, he even cuts one of them open at the end.

the basical idea is to consume some energy to create a magnetic field, and amplify this by magnetizing a "core" of some form.
and then collect the power from the collapsing field + core field, which combined is stronger than the field produced by the source current.  after integrating the rise and fall times, accounting for lost heat, and field emmissions not collected by the recieving coil(s),  this type of system can easily be demonstrated to be "OU".

...  as if seeing a JT light up a room for 3 months with a dead AA batery wasn't enough...

the ideal situation, would be to charge multiple cores simultaneously
so that their nearby fields amplify one another even further than the source current is capable of.
that would allow a greater deal of power to be extracted in a much smaller space.

for instance, you could get those 8-foot ceramic rods
that are generally chopped up into tiny 1/4 to 1 inch segments and used for regulators in computers and various electronics...
cut them to say...  6 inch lengths and arrange it in a peg-board fashion. and run the system in parallel.

[chrisC]

Still Praying for Devine Guidance.

I don't think you need divine guidance. All you need is to write much, much less but produce real results from your own work and understanding, not ripping off other people's experiments.

Failing that you can always take some medication to control your delusions?

cheers
chrisC

[markdansie]

Hi Chris,
i still havnt managed a trip to the states this year, looking forward to catching up.
Go check out the JC commedy show thread. The link to the videos is a real laugh.
Mark

[Paul-R]

LT,

You might be interested in this.

The Observer

These "pill jar" batteries - Do the metals corrode? Presumably Yes, using the
acidic or alkaline impurities in most water sources.

If No, then there is something to be explained.

[The Observer]

Paul,

On about the 6th day of my Joule Thief running off the Pill Jar Batteries... things look pretty good.
I put a 200uf capacitor across the Pill Jars as I saw someone mention that was a good idea... it did make the Led Brighter, so I left it..
Also, it seems as if current production has increased over the days !!!

     I really don't think the Water is going to eat away the Pennies or Bolt quickly.
     But only time will tell and I don't claim to know all the Chemistry behind it.
     I believe that Water takes electrons from the metals revealing an Electric Potential Difference.

I am thinking if this thing goes for a few months with no real degradation... I have found Free Power.
Free Enough anyways... if a Penny/Water/Bolt setup is going to last for years.

The Oxford Bell has been ringing for 170 years off of a couple Piles !
                   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Electric_Bell
Although it may cheat the energy system through creating motion by means of a static Electric Field. (something to be contemplated)

The next project is the Penny Power Cube.
     - 4 Nantucket Nectar Bottle Penny/Bolt/Water Batteries (1 should equal about 4 Pill Jars)
     - inside 2 bottoms of 1/2 cut Milk Gallons to create a stack-able Cube.
     - One Cell is .6 Volts... So the Cube (of 4 Bottles) can be wired to give off   .6 V  or   1.2 V    or     2.4 V.

The idea is that 11 or 12 of the 1.2 Volt Model would Charge a 12 Volt Array ... 24hours/7days a week.
This array then would power the house (like solar) with the Array able deliver appreciable amps when there is demand.

Regards,
                The Observer