Guys,
stop researching Tesla's work right now! Go to Forest's post from March 11 and go to link he provided there. Read that patent CAREFULLY!!
This is Steven Mark's patent and his REAL name!!!

@ qwert. All quote Tesla but almost none's work resemble his. You need to do your research instead of reading every misleading patent ending up to same conclusions as always. An inventor claiming a pile of bull...

Tesla research is my choice.

Quote from: Qwert on March 21, 2010, 10:30:13 AM
Guys,
stop researching Tesla's work right now! Go to Forest's post from March 11 and go to link he provided there. Read that patent CAREFULLY!!
This is Steven Mark's patent and his REAL name!!!

@all
Here's the site referenced by forrest on Mar. 11; his only entry on that page:
http://www.rexresearch.com/mckie/mckie.htm

Here's the patent:
http://www.google.com/patents?id=YLcbAAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4#v=onepage&q=&f=false

The inventor(Marks or not) does say in the description that one tank circuit charges each battery, alternating sides, apparently indefinitely, particularly in overall circuit resonance.

--Lee

Its funny we dont see any working devices floating around, yet everyone has something to say as to what information is better than others.
There is probably many ways of getting things going. Its just a matter of trying to find out.
Its hard to make a decision as to what info is right or wrong just by looking at it.

I am getting into some experiments on the extra coil, mixed with the igniter. I see that maybe using identical coils in series and pulsing across 1 of them, that here may be something to it.
I see resonance as it can be at what ever freq we wish, depending on the resonator design.

If a resonant circuit is easily excited by a small signal input, well what about a large signal input?

I gota go to work, and while im there Ill be conjuring up some fluxtic difusion.

Mags

Digging info on Kapanadze and the newly released video from a replicator, this pic i found on the matrix.ru forum.
It certainly will entertain you Mag, since it encompasses a cap discharging over a coil with a tail (load applied)