Single circuits generate nuclear reactions

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@hartiberlin

na, I spoke with Inventor81 and he confirmed for me that nothing anywhere near 300a is needed. The wires shown in the picture are the output wires anyway.

I should be able to run my first test in a couple minutes (assuming I haven't forgotten about anything important).

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no significant findings yet.

I have tried pulsed DC as well as standard DC. When using pulsed DC (lawton circuit powered by 12v lawn mower battery) the output coils measured 0.006v AC, however my only working multimeter (the one I used) also reads 0.002v AC with nothing connected.

I will be trying a different coil next.
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[aleks]

<take it elsewhere please>

[AbbaRue]

I was gone for the weekend, in Canada it was a long weekend Victoria Day.
For this forum it seems you had Victory Day.  Awsome stuff. 
Anyone using carbon welding rods, you can remove the copper very easily.
Make a small cut along the rod near one end, then ruff it with a file to get a folded edge.
Then you can peel the copper off by pulling it in an angle as you spin the rod in your fingers.
In less then 5 minutes I have all the copper off the rod, I want removed.
I leave a little on near the ends for the wire to connect to.
They cost 50 cents a piece and are 12 inches long and 1/4 inch thick, check your local welding supply shop.

Some were looking for thin carbon rods. 
If they still make 9 volt carbon batteries you will find 6 tiny batteries inside, these would contain very thin carbon rods. 
Another source of carbon:  If you have an art supply store near by, they sell thick graphite rods for drawing.
A little expensive for plane old graphite, but it's a quick source to get started.


I have a number of old Hard Drive magnets.
They are very powerful,  but have both poles side by side, mounted on a steel plate.
Sort of like having a horse shoe magnet that's flat.
I was wondering if one of these would work for the B-Field?
I was also questioning the need for 2 magnets, wouldn't one work if the right pole is facing the rod?
Maybe someone that has a working setup could try this out, just using one magnet.

Another question, for those using 200 to 300 volts, how are you switching that kind of voltage and current?
Are you using MOSFETS, if so what part number are you using? 

Another question or thought,  I have lots of 1000 Volt 6 amp diodes, I bought for 25 cents a piece.
Could I wrap a number of these around the carbon rod and make a collector out of them? 
What is the method for doing this. Do I need to feed a little current through the diodes to help them collect the beta?
At 25 cents a piece this sounds like a good possibility for collecting the power.

[tagor]

I have posted photos of a quick test. This setup does not produce any output.

http://freeenergygroup.com/?page_id=100

the autor of synergetic R L VALLE try this setup 30 years ago without success !!!
there is a trick

never give up!

also
i  have tried this setup , like ERIC HOKER , 2 years ago , without success

but never give up!


I put carbon rod in series with geiger tub
then the bip bip is not 1 by 10 sec
but 2 or 3 by sec

after I put magnet on the carbon rod ... no influence  ... why ??

there is a trick !

what is your magnet ?

[xee]

@AbbaRue ,
Beta rays will not penetrate cases around diodes so they will not get to the PN junction to generate current.