Graham Gunderson's Energy conference presentation Most impressive and mysterious

[EMJunkie]

I wouldn't touch that with a 10 FOOT POLE.  It looks too much like
Daniel Poperlou's circuit.  Yeah, Daniel's circuit lights a light bulb, BUT
do you really think you can Duplicate his Rat Nest?  LOL

http://overunity.com/393/daniel-pomerlou-demonstrates-free-energy/#.V4gQqtQrKHs

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In 1859, the Earth suffered a rather frightning event.

The Carrington event of 1859 - the largest solar flare ever recorded

The Sun, 149.6 million km's away from the Earth, had a coronal mass ejection (CME), this hit the Earth after 18 Hours.

When hitting the Earth, it sent the Telegraph Systems into complete dissaray. Setting fire to parts of it and destroying a great portion of it.

Do you think after 18 more hours the effects Lenz's Law reached the Sun?

Daniels Coils are very likely arranged to do something similar... Induction, via a small scale pulse in comparision, from the Motor and or the switch on event, the arrangement vs the frequency, probably could be calculated: 3×108 m/s divided by X Hz = X metres

0.02M between the two standalone Coils indicate a Frequency of about: 15000MHz or 15GHz

Not that I wish to attempt a replication, I leave that for others, but this is an example of how I try to use Diakoptics to see how something may work.


   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[EMJunkie]

Chet, some Scopeshot anaylsys on your agenda? Would be nice to get some different angles on this. I think k4zep is pretty close.

In looking at the waveforms on the scope. It appears that there is a lot going on that was not discussed or stated in the "transformer". IF you look at the one complete Sine wave and consider it to be 360 degrees and the resting time to be another 180 degrees, we see several interesting things that must be considered. Starting with the load on the output in the Syn. rectifier, and the input going down, you see the voltag leading the current by about 90 degrees both in the input current and the output current normal transformer operation.

It still is a normal waveform as the sine wave continues upward through 270 degrees. Sometime after 270 degrees, the sync. rectifier is turned off for a very short period of time and then turned back on. ALSO the H bridge is off/open circuit for 180 degrees after the end of the 360 degree cycle so the transformers input coil is floating during the Energy generation portion of the final 180 degree free floating cycle. All the energy (magic) generation occurs in the last 90 degrees of the normal 360 degree cycle and the additional 180 degree "Rest" period.

Starting at the 270 degree point in the normal waveform, when the load is removed from the transformer and the voltage from the H bridge is approaching zero volts and open circuit, There is a VERY high voltage (+?) pulse in the Primary of the coil reaching 15-1800 volts that is immediately clamped back down (before punching through the input FET's), by the output circuit and then the extra energy generation begins. I "think" there is a HF burst 20-50 VAC, maybe higher, in the RF range, shown as hash on the input resting voltage and the output integrated current waveform. The current REVERSES (clamped by a diode?)back to the input stage and continues most of the time during the resting 180 degree in a positive direction (additional power) in the output stage. This is where the power is generated in the output and where the negative power is added to the input stage. Correctly tuned, that negative return clamped current in the input stage can force the circuit to appear to be operating at +/- zero power. That burst is probably coming from the input core when it is biased properly by the perm. magnet field.(Hence the "Implosion transformer") Is the sync. detector ALSO rectifying the burst pulses, it would have to be considering the waveform?? Or is that just handled by a normal bridge rectifier in parallel with the Sync. Rect. circuit, who knows. I noticed a large multi-wire cable going from the Sync. Rectifier back to the timing board. There was a lot going on in that circuit that the scope hid due to frequency constraints to the probes I think. The output current (extra power) is the integration of that burst by a large amount during the resting period.. Well that's what came to me while I slept last night. This wanders all over the place I hope it is clear enough.

Ben

No sign of the big diode in the circuit doing anything there, unless it is the clamp that Ben mentions, I personally cant see this. I would expect to see a Flat, or Zero current if it was clamped? The Fets are the only rectification at least from what I can see. Internal Diodes in the Fets will also play a role in the Rectification/Non Rectification here.

We really do see Current and Voltage through much of the cycle, it appears as if the DC Caps may live a short life with the Plus and Minus Current Cycles...

Input I to V Phase Shift: 89.5 Degrees <<<--- Input Power is nearly completely Reactive. (Where have I heard this before)...
Input I to Output I Phase Shift: 20 Degrees
Output Syncronous Rectification turn off: 244.125 Degrees
Output Syncronous Rectification turn on: 248.625 Degrees
Wave distortion could make the above 2 figures incorrect.

Figures are an approximation, based on the image that Reiyuki very kindly posted!!!

Please correct me if I have any of this wrong... I certainly do not wish for others to read this as gospel if it is wrong!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[ramset]

member Smudge has done a ruff analysis from the Photos

respectfully

Chet K

[ramset]

In a perfect world, waiting and patience are the polite thing to do.

in the world we live in today , such technologies [if actual] can truly save lives !
How does a man wait when "that" is at stake ?

and then there is the fact that some of our members [maybe me too] are getting older,  and waiting has a whole other perspective...

Time is an asset which can not be guaranteed or taken for granted.

just one mans opinion.

respectfully
Chet K

[Reiyuki]

Is Graham Gunderson going to truly open-source this stuff?  If yes, then perhaps waiting for that to happen would be the wisest course of action.

  Yes.

  In fact, it already is open-sourced, just poorly documented.  The problems of having a job, a family, and a passion .  Graham has not kept any secrets and answered every question I had when I had the opportunity.  He'll even admit upfront that he doesn't know exactly why it works, and challenges others to figure out how it works.  That plus the precise measurements with 2 different types of equipment puts him far ahead of most experimenters.

  As for replicating, we have plenty to work with and more detail than most claimed systems on this forum.  Even those without the tools for a direct replication, people can always contribute in other ways (equations, modelling the dynamics, contributing schematics, hell, even CAD modelling helps).  No sense waiting for godot when we have so much to work with already.