Solid State "Synchro Coil".

[wings]

@Wings,


            Very interesting document on "Aether Control" by Rick Andersen!


Here's a quote from you:


"but take care if you winding a toroid starting from one point all around up to the same point at the end you have also one virtual single loop coil that induce EM on the torus axis , this why you have to wind a return coil back to the initial point in order to have just vector potential effect".


Judging from that, it might make more sense to simply wind a bifilar and connect it in series like a Tesla Coil. What do you think?

I think that what is important is to go back winding to the starting point , no 0° to 360° winding but: 0° -> 360° back to 0°

[synchro1]

@Wings,


Right! That's exactly how I wound those spiral toroids.


What's important is to understand the difference between the toroidal "A" vector, and the pulse from a solenoid  coil pole? The North and South poles are in line at 180 degrees in the  Toroidal magnetic "Smoke Ring", whereas they're at 90 degrees in the solinoid. The poles are trailing one another in the magnet wave!


The speed of the longitudinal gravity wave is Pi/2.C! This equals 292,020 miles per second. Magnetic resonance is a function of PI, or 3.14 according to Jerry Bayles unified field theory. We're measuring speed in time units per second, so the oscillating speed of the magnet wave turns into factors of Pi or 6.28 hrz to start. These scaler wave magnetic frequencies were tested by Jerry and conform to the classic longitudinal wave theory of Laplace.


This means that a pulsed toroidal "A" vector magnet wave would beat a laser beam to a receiver by a factor of nearly fifty percent! Pulsing a stack of diametric neos with a toroidal magnet wave at resonant PI frequencies should oscillate the neo stack field like Jerry's homopolar balance magnets!

[synchro1]

It occurred to me, that the magnet wave must have been projected by the Bifilar Bedini Spiral Toroid Coil used by me to spin my magnets, not projected by the the spinning magnet. The magnet spinner merely helped pulse the "Spiral Toroid Coil".

The stack of diametric neo's has a neutral zone for the magnet wave to traverse. My "Synchro Coil" failed to perform on the bifilar spool. The Toroid coil in combination with the wraped stack of diametric neo's produced the overunity results. I believe now that all the magnet spinner did was pulse the "Spiral Toroid Coil", generating the longitudinal wave, and that a solid state pulse would work as well!


I'm pretty sure the magnet core output coil picked the magnet waves up from the Toroid power coil behind the magnet spinner after close analysis, not the spinning magnet. 

[synchro1]

In this video by Tinselkoala, we see him powering a spinner with a pure sine wave where the hertz equals the RPM.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFOFhCWGJcs


First question: What would his COP be if he ran the current through the coil and into a storage capacitor instead of shorting it to ground?


Secondly: What about the frequencies higher than his cheap paper clip axle can stand up to. Floyd Sweet ran up in the megahertz?


The sine wave is powering the spinner so the sine wave should also oscillate at least that much flux in a fixed PM core. The velocity of the magnet spinner is increasing with the rise of frequency. This is a money for nothing situation, because we don't need additional input power to accelerate the magnet  spinner! This effect, power of flux from increased frequency alone continues above Tk's spinner's top end. A solid state circuit would work much better, and allow for much higher frequencies.


 

[synchro1]

Here's a question: Is a wide diameter solenoid air core coil of only one turn of thick wire; Is it a solenoid coil or might it also qualify as a toroid? Would it project a toroidal "A" vector in one direction down the center line?