Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[XS-NRG]

The rotating systems can generate 20KW now.  The flux change systems can generate 10KW now. 

[rave154]

i must admit, when ever anyone states "we have a system that generates 10KW this....or 20KW that"......i always have to think......" how did you ascertain that?...how did you test it?....you must have some awefully thick cables to handle that current at a moderate voltage.....or conversely some awefully good HV  insulators at a moderate current"

kind of like when Don Smith claims 5KW this or that......but offers no evidence of "how" he tested or ascertained that number.

[chrisC]

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Tseung: “Sure.  I am the Internet Big Mouth.  What is the message?”

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Er, no... You're the Internet's biggest clown and the message is simply, you need to take your pills!

cheers
chrisC

[XS-NRG]

 

[ltseung888]

An interesting comment from a Politics Scholar

Why is China progressing so rapidly?

The following reasons were offered:

1.   The one child policy.  That policy had the effect of providing incredible support for the young generation.  At least 6 adults poured their love and resources to a single child (father, mother, the four grandparents).  Such support has never happened in the history of mankind.

2.   The extremely fierce competitive spirit.  The gold medals in Olympics proved this point.  The hidden pride and drive that China can be the number one in the World is slowly emerging.  In order to achieve this goal, much dedication and hard work is required.  If a Westerner spends 3 hours in training, the Chinese athlete will spend 5 hours.  (If the Western Scientist wounds 1 toroid, the Chinese counterpart  wounds 3 toroids.)

3.   The once low-wages enabled China to become the “Factory of the World”.  History repeated itself â€" with Germany, Japan, the Asian Tigers and now China.  Initially, the competitive edge was low cost.  Then it became high quality.  Japan lost its momentum when it speculated on property values.  China, hopefully, learned that lesson.

4.   The low social benefits.  When the basic social benefits could not provide a decent standard of living, the masses had to work hard and seek opportunities.  This is likely to continue for some years in China.  However, the general population sees hope and progress.  They actively participate in the wealth building process.  The stories of the poor farmer or factory worker becoming millionaire are still plentiful and motivating.

5.   The average student does better In his studies than other countries.  Most families still believe in education as the key in improving standard of living. 

6.   The willingness to accept and examine new concepts.  If the new concept is superior to the existing Western ideas, the urge to study it is even greater.  This may explain why the Lead-Out Energy Theory and Prototypes got so much more support in China.

7.   The return of many top scientists to China.  China sent many students aboard to study.  These students are the elites.  They are well respected when they return to China.  They bring the latest and greatest ideas.  (The lead-out energy theory is an obvious example.)

8.   There is no burden of past reputation.  The Western Scientists fear the ridicule of being labeled as believing in the “impossible perpetual motion machine”.   The Chinese Scientists love the challenge of dethroning the Western Authorities.  In resonance experiments when the parameters are not totally known yet, a Western Scientist may give up after a few attempts.  A Chinese Scientist is likely to keep working forever.  The chance of hitting resonance condition is greatly increased.