NS coil by electricme

Good, I see that jpg arrived ok.

On the Bifilar urns
The SQUARE turns represents Iron wire, the ROUND turns represents Copper wire.

On the Secondary
The output as John B has mentioned in a previous post, is derived from the "secondary" coil.

So to me, it looks as though the bifilar windings are what drives the whole system, and the bifilar setup is where the Stubblefield coil is tuned, for efficency by a sensitive magnetic switch.
 
I know that the amount of "current" any generator is capable of putting out, depends on the cross sectional area of the windings, or the thickness of the wire wound on a armature or iron field pole.

So it stands to my reasoning if the Stubblefield coil central iron bar was a "biggie", then it would put out more grunt, but this happens only when you wind the secondary coil by using thicker wires.

I see this in car alternators, standby power plants etc.

Lets take the voltage situation.
In USA its 120 volts, in Australia its 240 volts, so the secondary winds for Aust NS coil would need to be twice as those wound for a 120v coil.
This is only an example, and not exact, it's only to give some idea of what to do.

@John,

Would the book the The Harmonic conquest of Space by Brian Cathe (NZ) be a valuable resourse for this work?
I saw you mentioned about graverty as electricity, and I know that the speed of light equations are all mixed up in this thing, but I carn't figure out that high math, I'll leave it some professor to do.
I think he was working on earth energy grids, triangulations patterns, wavelengths of light, Graverty, there was another one, was it time?

jim

Quote from: john_bedini on February 02, 2010, 07:16:54 PM
I never answer the question directly on anything. I figure by doing this it forces you to think on your own so people say, john you speak in riddles. I have done all these experiments already so I know what he was doing.

John



I think  a simple direct  question  deserves  a simple direct  answer.

I am here because  I think this  is the  best place to be  considering  the state of the  world as we know it.

The big oil companys  say we have enough oil for  at least 50 years.
I question that given  our  growing  usage.........but  even  if it is true, How  long  can the   super  greedy wait  before trying to monopolize  all the oil that is left?
In my opinion  Iraq was  a  first attempt  at this power play.
Fortunately  Bush  was not  bright enough to pull it off.

I can see no way that the super  greedy can wait even 10 years to get  control  of the rest of the oil.

As I see it  the only way  for society as we know it   to survive is to take the wind out  of their  sails  by finding  alternative energy sources ........
If we can find  enough new  practical  energy solutions  then  we can  just forget about  the Mid East ......and let them run their own lives as they see fit.
I would like to play  a part  in  finding  some of these  energy solutions...... that has become my life goal

Until  we  find  more good  practical energy solutions the  tension in the Mid East will continue to escalate.




What I see in the quote  above  is  about  what I call  being an Info Snob ........ It is the attitude that I learned what I know the hard way........and that is how  you have to learn it too.

Who's  side are you on John?

What hopes and dreams  do you have for the world?

Do you really think  that making  someone  else think for themselves  will bring you any closer to   these hopes and dreams?

I  think  that you  underestimate  the people here........ We are experimenters .......If you  give us  a piece of the puzzle that we did not have before .........we will run with it.

gary

Quote from: electricme on February 02, 2010, 11:54:13 PM

You may be right there, using the smaller value ceramic capacitors, but eventually as the progression of "radiant" energy, those caps would need to be made bigger, as the energy moves along.

Jim,
I will now direct my question to you since you make good drawings and seem to understand the part of the bucket brigade that eludes me.

I look up oscillators and caps and inductors and never get to HOW they are connected so that the output of one goes nicely into the input of another.

I understand the concept, and I have been trying to make it happen, but when a youtuber has one it is blurry and when it is visually clear it is not what I want. I gave up looking for this over a year ago, but John's comments have restarted my search.

Could you please make me a drawing?
I made your diamond bridge easily and I think this type of drawing and input from you is what I need.

btw, when I use a 22uF can type cap, it is easy and immediate to get 0.225v on a cap from the top two wires of the NS coil.

Thank you,
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@John,
I agree with Gary,
Please do not tease.
We work hard and I feel there is too little time for this.
I prefer to do things myself.
This is a "think tank" where we openly share what we know with each other.

Quote from: resonanceman on February 03, 2010, 02:00:49 PM
Who's  side are you on John?
What hopes and dreams  do you have for the world?

Do you really think  that making  someone  else think for themselves  will bring you any closer to   these hopes and dreams?

I  think  that you  underestimate  the people here........ We are experimenters .......If you  give us  a piece of the puzzle that we did not have before .........we will run with it.

gary

thank you,

jeanna

@protonmom,
I found this on howstuff works.
I think it might explain what you are doing with a cap on the 5,6.

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If you charge up the capacitor with a battery and then insert the inductor into the circuit, here's what will happen:

    * The capacitor will start to discharge through the inductor. As it does, the inductor will create a magnetic field.
    * Once the capacitor discharges, the inductor will try to keep the current in the circuit moving, so it will charge up the other plate of the capacitor.
    * Once the inductor's field collapses, the capacitor has been recharged (but with the opposite polarity), so it discharges again through the inductor.

­ This oscillation will continue until the circuit runs out of energy due to resistance in the wire. It will oscillate at a frequency that depends on the size of the inductor and the capacitor.
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We all know that what NS has made is the inductor that has an included battery.
It resonates as described here, and this is the reason I believe the ball on the top is a cap just as the bcap you are using. ...but, maybe smaller value.
I went out the other day and a 22uF cap- can type- filled immediately to 0.22v, and then basically stayed there.
This is about the time factor.
This is what we need as far as I can say.
I think we need to match the cap with the inductance of our coils so they actually oscillate.

If the 22uF cap can fill and discharge and refill into something it will be immediate although small.
As John describes it we can have it dump into a second cap. I need to try that to be convinced, but the point I am wanting to make here is that if the bcap takes too long to "fill" it is too big and will always take that long.
The life of an oscillator is its movement.
I used to call it AC, but now I am calling it pulsed DC as others have. It means non smooth ac.
But it will not work well in a continuous manner if it takes too long to fill., so if you have a dead cfl, take it apart and remove that big can from the circuit and see what happens with your new improved NS coil.
Mine are out in the rain.  and cold 

jeanna