Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[EMJunkie]

If One cubic metre of dry sand = 1.6 Tones

If each square in the grid is 1 Square Metre, and pi r squared is the area of a Circle, then the area is approximately = 3.1415926535897932384626433832795 x 60.4² = 11,461.03 Square Meters.

The Depth, if we guess, is 10 Meters, 11,461.03 x 10 Meters in guessed Depth = 114,610.3 Cubic Meters.

We could be looking at as much as: 114,610.3 x 1.6 = 183,376.48 Tones of Earth gone in less that 5 Minutes.

The average 6x4 Trailer is half a cubic meter, so to move this volume of Earth would take: 229,220.6 Trailer loads.

Of course, this is an estimate, my math I think is right, but I only checked once. Of course the guess of 10 Meters is very low and could be 10 fold. This math does not take into account the gradient of the beach.

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

P.S: Fortunately everyone made it out alive from what I hear. A lot of very frightened people.

[tinman]

EMJ

Could you throw up a schematic for the best performing transformer to date for your setup,and i will put one together today,and post my findings here in way of a video.

Give a list of all the materials needed,along with dimensions,and i will build it to those specifications.

Brad

[EMJunkie]

EMJ

Could you throw up a schematic for the best performing transformer to date for your setup,and i will put one together today,and post my findings here in way of a video.

Give a list of all the materials needed,along with dimensions,and i will build it to those specifications.

Brad

Hey Brad, you already know how it works, I don't need to do any homework or thinking for you.

Like I said, three Coils, one input, two output, go for best result...

Persistence and common-sense as you already know is the key to getting a result.

If you were to break down your RT we see the same thing, three Coils, you had a Velocity component, on the Rotor, that is not directly evident in the Transformers I build, but its still there, Graham Gunderson shows it. Which I will admit I did not notice until recently.

If you visit: Click Here - You will see what I mean.

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[Pirate88179]

Hey Brad, you already know how it works, I don't need to do any homework or thinking for you.

Like I said, three Coils, one input, two output, go for best result...

Persistence and common-sense as you already know is the key to getting a result.

If you were to break down your RT we see the same thing, three Coils, you had a Velocity component, on the Rotor, that is not directly evident in the Transformers I build, but its still there, Graham Gunderson shows it. Which I will admit I did not notice until recently.

If you visit: Click Here - You will see what I mean.

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

Brad:

See?  This way, when you build it and it does not work, (which it won't) he can say "You did not build it right.  Everyone else is getting overunity except you."

I know a trap when I see one...just a heads up as I know you are a decent guy.

Bill

[tinman]

Milehigh, you are 100% correct, the flasher as used in auto turn signal circuits of yesteryear is an electro thermo mechanical switching device (to be precise) that has nothing to do with an Resistor Capacitor time constant.
Anyone claiming it does exposes the depths of their ignorance. Of course they will argue otherwise by some stretches and pretzel logic.

This is incorrect,and EMJ is correct in that there were flasher units that used resistor capacitor time constants to switch a relay on and off. The speed of this switching could be changed either by changing the value of the capacitor or the resistor. In fact,the unit that used this principle of operation were not only more reliable but safer also. The thermo mechanical flasher unit will also not work with todays LED bulb's,as the current required to heat the spring loaded flip flop switchs element is to low,where as the unit that used the RC time constant to switch will work just as well with LED bulbs as it will with incandescent bulbs. The early adjustable intermittent wiper circuit uses this very same RC relay,where the fixed resistor is change out for a variable resistor to change the time off period between each cycle.

Vortex
Your comments of late are most out of caricature,and i would have thought that some one of your nature and history would have many of these RC type flasher units lying around.The fact is that there were both types,but you insist that there was only one that used the thermo mechanical operation,and that any one that argues against this has pretzel logic .

Below is a pic of a relay that works on the RC time constant.You will see no heating element in there.