@XR IX
   Yours is a fresh look at things. Tesla was a wonder in his own time. He was sadly used by the typical system for the gains of money and power as usual. As time passes, more of the meanings of what Tesla was about comes to light. I was not privy to the site you posted just now. There are scattered writings and videos of his life and works. There seems to be a wealth of things at the link. The more you look through his eyes, the more understandings you have of how things work. Late in life, he did realize that the system had no place for some of his advancements. In fact, the US raided his his room and took all his records to make sure they had only certain stuff so as to have an advantage. He was a very complex person and saw things in vastly different ways than the layman.
   I myself sometimes have much grief trying to understand what he is trying to convey. It takes a while and some experiments to see just what is really going on. Had he been a businessman and the inventor of his time, he would have made JP Morgan look like small change and we would live in quite different circumstances for sure. The world would be vastly different.
   That is why the next great leap in technology can only be given free to the world as a whole and not try to see how much money I can make.


   My thanks for linking this place for us to read.


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It is sad to see what happened to Tesla despite his love and innovative approach to helping man kind, but have to be pragmatic about the mechanisms that caused his problems. We have to accept that anything written or presented may be just distraction to obfuscate the truth. I followed Don Smith's works for a number of years, and realized there must be missing pieces to what we now have access to. We analyse with reasonable doubt that what we see is not pristine and has been altered.

The weakness of humanity is greed, and it is that alone that deprived us to the solutions presented by Tesla and Don Smith (and many others) it was their own greed. Not someone like J.P. Morgan, but by their act of simply not sharing.

We can evolve. I may not be able to build these devices and show you a video, that would be pointless anyway, as it would get tossed in the pile of garbage faked videos. I can't show you a schematic, because versions would appear to taint the information.

I can show you my ideas, and welcome the challenge of those theories... because I could be wrong.

Then again I may be right 

Ah. Tito is back.  Still around here ehh?
If the Avramenko plug is part of it, then what we would need is an LC circuit, or a bifilar coil, as it is a coil with more capacitance built in, and a way to pulse the coil so that it oscillates at high freq and use the Av plug to extract energy from the oscillating coil to a capacitor. 

I would imagine that using the av plug on 1 wire end of the LC or Bifi coil.  The pulsing to keep the coil in resonance is what the output of the AV plug would have to output to keep that part of the circuit going for a basic self runner.
Ive been working on some bifi coils lately but I havnt tried to use an av plug to extract from the oscillations. Will have to try that.
Not sure what freq of oscillations Tito is thinking about. Never gives those details as many times as I have asked.

Ive been trying to use Teslas  Igniter for gas engines patent to drive the bifilar oscillations. In the patent the cap is charged up via a collapsing field of the 'large' inductance of Teslas circuit. But I am using the large inductance to charge up the bifi coil capacitance and then shorting the 2 series windings. Using a secondary coil to extract from the oscillations kills off the oscillations very quickly. So maybe the AV plug is the answer.
Here are some vids I have done on the Igniter pat circuit.  Typical points ign system uses about 70w and the coil will heat up. With the Igniter circuit I have reduced that to less than 1w with just as good of a spark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkdIDbiCxTM&t=2s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDbBsA15C4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IafARcXrTs4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTzab0CnBIo
Mags

Depending on the large inductor I use, my input of 4v is getting the oscillation of the bifi( actually a trifi 3 wires for other testing) to over 500v. So maybe the AV plug may work. Have to try
Mags

Here is the trifi coil. Made the bobbin with a Creality ender 3 pro 3d printer. For the Ecore I have, the printed bobbin length is short to fit a second thin bobbin for a secondary output, and or even a drive coil to fit the inner core length snug.
8 layers 3 wire 26ga. While playing one day, my scope on the output had shown some very good output in a particular config. But after a few seconds it would drizzle down and stay down. But if I shut it down and power it up later, it was great output then drizzle. I found that in that config, the coil capacitance was charging and privided diminishing output as it charged. I have 3 windings. So I wasnt sure what was happening yet.  So for some reason I pulled a pin out of the circuit and happened to touch another pin of the 3rd winding, and the scope jumped back up.  So that lead me to charging the coils capacitance first, just 2 open ended windings, then just short the 1 series ends and it gives a nice high voltage oscillation. Doesnt take much to charge the coil capacitance as it is a pretty small value, so ive gotten into using a large inductor of much higher ohms than the bifi or trifi coil and pulse the large inductor and use its field collapse to charge the bifi capacitance to a high voltage and short the ends in a timely manner. I was surprised actually how long the bifi capacitance would hold its charge before I would short the pins when I first got on to this.
Not saying it is anything yet, but it is a cool deal to integrate the Tesla Igniter circuit and the Coil for electromagnets bifi coil.
Mags