Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[ltseung888]

The Bob Boyce Hex Controller

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Bob_Boyce_Hex_Controller#Boyce_on_Hex_Controller

A South African experimenter has modified an electrolysis circuit developed by Bob Boyce so that now it recharges his daughter's electric vehicle riding toy. What makes this remarkable is that the energy is not drawn from the wall but from the environment somehow. He's done this around 35 times now and knows of three replications of the effect by others.

Saw the 4 videos.  It confirmed that Bob Boyce and associates did try different load other than the HHO cell.  Some programming was required.   Such skills and equipment may be beyond the capability of the average garage mechanic.   A proper shop environment is needed.   Unfortunately, there appeared to be deliberate sabotage.  (Or fortunately for the rest of the World, USA “harmed” its innovators again.  Stan Meyer was poisoned in 1998.  Bob Boyce developed a tumor and was discredited in 2009.)

Another VeriChip Found in Inventor's Shoulder - An RFID reader and an X-ray confirm a VeriChip implant in Bob Boyce's shoulder, where a tumor subsequently formed. More witnesses step forward and steps being taken against Bob Potchen, the likely perpetrator of the implant, who also sabotaged Boyce's hydroxy technology. (PESN; Dec. 16, 2009)

I have written my WILL.  There will be no regrets when I publish my updated book in both Chinese and English.  The Patrick Kelly e-book is excellent.  My book will not have the same depth of content.  I shall focus much more on the Lead-Out Energy theory.  The Tong Wheel and the FLEET will have much higher importance.

If the Hangzhou group has the resources as claimed, China will overtake USA easily if USA keeps “harming” its brilliant innovators!   All I need is to give some lectures, talk about Lead-Out, Lead-Out and Lead-Out, help to do some “proof-of-concept” prototypes and do some sightseeing!  Much of my research is done here on this forum already.  There is little reason in harming or discrediting me.  The Tong Wheel has been seen by over 25,000 people and verified by dozens.  The theory of FLEET is crystal clear.  Similar implementations have been done by Stan Meyer, Bob Boyce, Magnacoaster and Gadgetmail.  Over 600 inventors from the Hong Kong Invention Association will be exposed to it on March 21, 2010.  Many more hundreds can read it on the Internet.

My job as a theoretical physicist is done.  It is a matter of encouraging the young and qualified experimenters.  Let them shine.  Life is fun.

*** MIT has US$4 million funding to do HHO research, competing against them will be more fun. ***

[Paul-R]

The Tong Wheel and the FLEET will have much higher importance.

On the subject of the FLEET, has anyone cut open the flyback
transformer, LOPT, from an old TV to get at the c cores? It should
be fairly easy if we ruin the coils (and then re-wind them) and
rather more difficuly if we try and save some of them.

[FatBird]

Magnacoaster is hiring:
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First - How to apply

Send a Email to jobs@magnacoaster.com.  Do not fax or phone ( if you Phone or Fax we will delete your application).

OR

Snail mail to Magnacoaster 500 Fairway Rd. S 23 - 333 Kitchener, Ontario, Canada N2C 1X3

First round interviews will be made at the end of March.  Only people that have the skill sets required will be called for a interview.

You must not have any heart conditions, pacemakers, heart springs, diebetic conditions, blood ailements, no metal plates, screws or body jewlery because we have high power magnets in this facility.  Fitness tests as well as medilcal certificates will be required with a clean bill of health.  You must be able to get a security clearance in the future as well if need be.  No cell phones or mp3 players as well as all personal property must be left in locker.  Clothing will be provided.

Jobs are going to be located in Cambridge near Townline and 401 area.


Dealer Trainer (5 positions)

Train and setup dealers.  Pogram is a 5 days long.  There will be 5 dealers per round of training and 2 training sessions per month per trainer.  We are looking for trainers that can cover all the bases,  paper work, site visits, tech. support for both  AC and DC power and handtools needed to work with this power.  Hands on experience with green power is a must.

Wages  TBD.

Dealer Support (20 positions)

Setup dealers and track progress as well as work 1 on 1 with problem solving. Good computer skills good problem solving as well as able to write manuals as needed.  We are looking for people that can cover all the bases,  paper work, site visits, tech. support for both  AC and DC power and handtools needed to work with this power.  Hands on experience with green power is a must.

Wages - TBD

Production line workers. (60 positions)

Assemble parts on an assembly line.  Use of hand tools as well as power tools.  You must be able to work in a fast paced area with the ability to think on your feet.  Team player a must.    Good hand to eye coordination.  Saftey shoes required.

Wages - TBD

Office Staff (5 positions)

Looking for people that can answer phones (inbound), take orders and provide tech support.  Good computer skills and the ability to speak clearly.  More than one language is a plus.

Wages  - TBD

Production Coordinator trainee.

Work for the production coordinator, look after problems on the line, ablity to think on your feet and think outside the box.  Good computer skills, orginizational skills, time managment skills and the ability to deal with people.

Wages - TBD

Magnet loaders (5 positions)

You must have big strong hands.  You will think on your feet and be able to work under pressure.  You need to be able to focus on ONLY your job as this job requires total concentration.  You must have machanical understanding and have a grip of no less than 100 lbs. because the magnets are very powerful.

Wages - TBD

Shipping/Receiving Person

Knowlage of outbound loads and packaging for rough shipping as well as dealing with overseas shipping.  Must be able to receive inventory, verify contents and log inbound parts.  Must have computer skills as well as tow motor licence.  Must be a team player and work well under pressure.

Wages - TBD

Assemble Area Forperson

Must have people skills and be up to date on all rules of employment.  Computer skills are a must.  Will be able to work under pressure and have assembly line experience.  Must have time managment skills and be able to problem solve on your feet.  Lines will need to have a 90 % rate of output.  Look after costs and trim waiste on the line.  Deal with all problems directly and have good training skills.

Wages - TBA

Magnet Area Forperson

Must have people skills and be up to date on all rules of employment.  Computer skills are a must.  Will be able to work under pressure and have assembly line experience.  Must have time managment skills and be able to problem solve on your feet.  Lines will need to have a 90 % rate of output.  Look after costs and trim waiste on the line.  Deal with all problems directly and have good training skills.  You must have big strong hands and be able to focus on ONLY your job as this job requires total concentration.  You must have machanical understanding and have a grip of no less than 100 lbs. because the magnets are very powerful.


Wages - TBA

Electronic Testers (5 positions)

Must be able to understand and use test equipment to messure power output as well as test all aspects of our units looking for shorts and other issues.  Skill set is scopes and meters, mesuring amperage and voltage from 12 volts to 2000 volts and have a strong understanding of electricity, electronics and current.  Must work under prssure, have good people skills, think on your feet and be a team player.  Experience for this job is a must.

Wages - TBA

Electronic Area Forperson

Must have people skills and be up to date on all rules of employment.  Computer skills are a must.  Will be able to work under pressure and have assembly line experience.  Must have time managment skills and be able to problem solve on your feet.  Lines will need to have a 90 % rate of output.  Look after costs and trim waiste on the line.  Deal with all problems directly and have good training skills.  Must be able to understand and use test equipment to messure power output as well as test all aspects of our units looking for shorts and other issues.  Skill set is scopes and meters, mesuring amperage and voltage from 12 volts to 2000 volts and have a strong understanding of electricity, electronics and current.  Must work under prssure, have good people skills, think on your feet and be a team player.  Experience for this job is a must.

Wages - TBD


Test Lab / Product Designers (2 positions)


Must be driven to think outside the box.  Ability look at problems and find solutions.  Must be able to build prototype parts, be experanced using  mill machine and lathe, and have a working knowledge of electronics and all test equipment.  You will have the ability to setup test peramiters, be a thinker and not afraid to have your experiments fail.  You will keep pushing until you find a solution.  You must be a team player and be willing to share your knowledge with your co-workers.  You will have tinkered with, or have ideas about power production on the outside fringe. Strong electronic skills, circuitry and knowledge of power and power production are essential.  Flexable hours as well as a great lab and equipment will be yours if you are the person we are looking for.

Wages - TBD

[ltseung888]

How to start the FLEET experiments

Get an elementary understanding of the resonance circuit from sources such as:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RLC_circuit

A series LCR resonance circuit can be produced with the value of L matching that of C.  The Resistance R will determine the Q factor.  (Go to the above site for more detailed explanation.)  If we have an Engineer or an Electronics Professor already familiar with such analysis, the task will be much easier.

This means our experimental steps can be:
1.   Choose any suitable dimension and price of Capacitor C.
2.   Work out the equivalent Inductance L.
3.   The secondary coil will be part of the inductance.
4.   Choose a resistance R (say 50 ohms and later tune from 1 to 1K ohms))
5.   Determine the resonance frequency (This can be done by circuit analysis.)
6.   Confirm by experiment.
7.   Send DC Pulsed resonance frequency to the circuit from the primary and check whether the output power is greater than input power via oscilloscopes and/or meters.  This will confirm whether energy can be lead-out from the surrounding environment.  (The Stan Meyer circuit and others already indicated such possibilities.)

We need to put diodes, variable Inductance or variable capacitor on the secondary coil circuit for tuning.  The above steps should minimize the trial and error in experiments.

If this general technique works, we can develop a bank of experimental data for various LCR resonance circuits and their power amplification capabilities.  The fleet of FLEET products will come out in no time.

*** @Fatbird, thank you for your information.  Magnacoaster is leading the pack.  Now instead of "garage type" operations, they are moving into factory production.  They need to move fast for their products to have a chance.  The fleet of FLEET products are expected to be very price competitive.  (Projected to be less than US$300 verse US$4,000 for Magnacoaster!) ***

[The Observer]

Paul,

You're must be psychic.
I broke a flyback 3 days ago... took the core and wound a 200 turns with another 15 around that.

With a 1 volt DC square pulse(0 to 1 volt) at resonance (~20 Khz) it produces an AC Sine Wave 15 Volts Peak to Peak.

Diode and regular voltmeter produced 5 volts... l volt or less out of resonance.
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Tseung... You are on the right track...
               -  Resonance.. Yes
               - Square Pulses... Yes
                -Magnet inside transformer... Ya, I'm not sure about that.
                                                                 ... I implore you to study Magnetic Domains, Ferro Dipoles, Anistropic Energy
                                                                      and Magnetic Permeability.
                 
Bottom line is that a transformer is really an electromagnet... where the  small Magnetic Field of the coil
                                                                                                                   is amplified 10,000 times with a Ferro Core !

So, it's kind of hard to turn on and off an electromagnet if there is already a magnet attached to it.
       and since the Field of the Core Colapses on it's own "pell mell", a magnet really isn't doing anything different.

That's my point.

Have a Great Day !
                                The Observer