Lords of the Ring

[giantkiller]

Frequency of .8(point eight)hz, 50v per div,
previous test temperature was 100f at 1/4a,
this test temperature is 80f at 1/8a,
and temperature of 105f at 1/3a.
The yellow wave is the input pulse.

Field effects still happening.

The waveforms show promise. The dissipating wave / 'magnetic echo' is still there. And that, my friends, is the artifact we want. We will apply a push just before that point to send the field out farther in space. It also will reflect ringing. Just like pushing water in the bathtube or banging on a support girder of a building. The coil is a magnetic jackhammer. And that is what Marco posted about when he mentioned the www.Powerballs.com. At the right frequency the user get jacked around. I bought one. Now I get jacked around.

The magnified input pulse shows noise on ground but is no effect on the ringing. The noise varies but the ringing is stable.
I took the pix with a camera. The scope only stores single waveforms.

When I posted the RE_grid pulse pic back on 2007-05-02, Mannix replied with 'Nice pic'. Now my reality matches with my dreams. Guess I know Kung-fu.

--giantkiller. Let's crack the sky.

[giantkiller]

@Z_P_E,
The posts of about simulations got me thinking about the correct amount and type of documentation that would become the necessary parameters to create one, maybe. I still chart things I have only dreamt about and struggle to find the artifacts I know exist and how to apply the learned and new parameters against the current operation. Knowing electronics alone does not help.

@To all,
This is how I wired up the coil. My previous explanation sounded like babble.
The 90 degree coupling array between the control coil and the middle collector creates a multipoint discharge instead of a single point discharge like a Tesla coil. The array would pass a wider stream of energy at a lower compression rate. There is nothing to see.

My controller is FETs and all solid state. Tubes might produce a better magnetic echo? But that could be later. Marco did stick tubes in this coil.

--giantkiller. Now this was worth posting! RFC

[innovation_station]

hello guys

this is a video i made of a single layer gk4 with a neo spark gap osc inside the ring input was 12vdc @ 1 amp and i hooked it up to my scope and there you can see the spikes on the leading edge of my pluse my scope is on its lowest setting and they are off the scope


william

[acerzw]

GK,

Well you certainly have a ring of power! very nice... sky's the limit, no such limit... ions are the key.

Acerzw, researcher

[giantkiller]

Another day long headache...

The circuit also lends itself to the SM horseshoe TPU. I still cannot find it. It was in one of the video server libraries like youtube, yahoo, or google. It is like the SM17 only open ended and the ends tapered down.
Maybe it didn't work and SM was just trying something. Or maybe it did and Sm built the ring model to hide the design.

--giantkiller.