Excuse the intrusion Chris,but the time has come-im done with this clowns BS and lies.


@ MH
It is time for you to show that you can answer your own question about the coil and ideal voltage,as were all sick of hearing about how EMJ and Wattsup couldnt answer it.
It's basic !!001!! electronics as far as your concerned,so answer the question,and show us that your not the fraud everyone is starting to think you are.
We can then judge you like you have judged EMJ and Wattsup.


Brad

Quote from: EMJunkie on May 02, 2016, 08:43:18 PM


This is a thing of Beauty!!!

For those wondering, the small box at the top, its a: BERTONEE NPS-12D8S Transformer

Don said this was self sustaining, in one video, there was a 12V 7AH Battery powering this deivice. He also said that this was only part of the complete device.

Beauty, simplicity, amazing!

    Chris Sykes
        hyiq.org

Chris,
Are you showing that he was stepping his charge up to HV/HF thru the transformer and then stepping it down to LV/HC thru a set of heavy gauge partnered output coils?
Bob

Quote from: tinman on May 03, 2016, 08:11:59 AM
Excuse the intrusion Chris,but the time has come-im done with this clowns BS and lies.


@ MH
It is time for you to show that you can answer your own question about the coil and ideal voltage,as were all sick of hearing about how EMJ and Wattsup couldnt answer it.
It's basic !!001!! electronics as far as your concerned,so answer the question,and show us that your not the fraud everyone is starting to think you are.
We can then judge you like you have judged EMJ and Wattsup.


Brad

Hey Brad,

I have worked in an industry for some 18 odd years, where the one thing I know for sure, one can not know everything all the time.

Youre always welcome to post on my thread, and it certianly is not an intrusion.

But certianly I hold no grudges about a question that MH asked and I did not answer with what he wanted to hear.

Its a classic Pissing competition and the wind has already turned. MH has already copped several streams...

    Chris Sykes
        hyiq.org

Quote from: Bob Smith on May 03, 2016, 12:24:47 PM
Chris,
Are you showing that he was stepping his charge up to HV/HF thru the transformer and then stepping it down to LV/HC thru a set of heavy gauge partnered output coils?
Bob

Hi Bob,

I can only make a guess on other peoples devices. But I know for sure, Don is using the same ideas/Tech I am using.

Don actually says alot of the same things I have also said. Some a bit different also.

I have not gone to High Frequency, this is where I just dont know exactly how this works for Don. I was never able to get anything to work at High Frequency. Probably because I never went to High Voltage.

The basic Ideas on the Coils, one Input, and multiple Output, are the same. You see, when you use more than one coil on the Output, the Magnetic Fields are stressed. These Stressed Fields do two things. They limit the Reflection (Lenz's Law) back on the Primary, and also at the same time, they "Generate" excess Electrical Charge at the same time.

Tom Beardens MEG is the same, Both Output Coils need to be Loaded correctly to make the MEG go OU. Dissconnect one and the OU Effect is gone.

So, my first guess at what Don is actually doing in this device is actually a Coil configuration like Daniel McFarland Cook, Cross Connected, with a L1 of say 12 turns CW and L2 of say 7 turns CCW, this being repeated again, opposite, for L3 and L4.

See Image below:

    Chris Sykes
        hyiq.org

@Bob, regarding Stepping up...

This device did apparently light the lights in the demonstration found here: Donald L Smith 1996 Tesla Symposium Part 13 and Donald L Smith 1996 Tesla Symposium Part 14

Don said that this was incomplete when he did the Demo in this Video: Donald L Smith Inventors Weekend 2001, but this device ran @ 55KHz.

So, unfortunately, I just dont know what part is incomplete. What we do know is that the Neon Transformer was 3000 VAC @20mA : 60 Watts Input is only: 11-14VDC @ 1.0-1.2Amps : 16.8 Watts

I did not see a Frequency component there. Some can be approximately 30kHz, but I am not sure what this particular one is.

The frequency was measured at the conference above to be 60Hz @ 100 Volts.

So, some guess work will be required.

    Chris Sykes
        hyiq.org