Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[sparks]

     On my oscillator circuit I'm going to try an old rectifier tube.  I see this as the energy collector so why not go a little bit bigger.   A spark gap is like a kid blowing a bubble.  If you blow on it just enough to have it stretch out you get your soap back plus some heat it collected while it was stretched out.  If you blow too hard the bubble detaches and floats away into the aether.  Of course Tesla wasn't working with soap,  he was working with time itself.  Stretching it out,  letting the rest of the Universe go about it's business, then letting his bubble collapse under the pressure of the new time itself.  The aether screaming back into the time void like  water rushing into a cavitation zone created by ultra-sound waves.  The inout shockwaves resonating this very day somewhere in Earth's wake.  Is it any wonder that SM mentions the child being killed from an imploding vacuum tube?

[giantkiller]

I have spent the last 2 years in this fantastic arena pursuing this technology. The most work has been in trying to derive a common denominator. The Tesla patent 512340 http://www.keelynet.com/tesla/00512340.htm is the basic model for:
The Tesla coil drive,
The Hubbard coil,
The Searl unit,
The Deyo coil,
The Coler coil,
The TPU.

In the 512340 patent the drive is applied from the outside and travels an ever decreasing perimeter while dragging a magnetic field behind it. This field eclipses its own trail behind it and the future path in front of it while traveling towards the center.
When the signal reaches the center then it is routed back outside and run inside again running within its own field again. Two phases of magnetic wiping against a conductor. Just like the devices previously mentioned. But the second time through there is previous energy to bolster the whole process.
The pancake acts as a diode, self coupling transformer, capacitor. The vectors definately get twisted around.

--giantkiller.

[sparks]

ERfinder and Grumpy spent some time 6months or so ago making sure I saw the significance of this device.   This device basically stores the huge amount of disruption in mass a radio signal elicits.  One 4watt cb radio signal can jiggle iron atoms 100's of  miles away along with everything in between.  You could spend 100's of years just looking at everything that signal touched in less than a millisecond.  And Tesla figured out a way to pin it down in a bifilar coil!

    All the devices I have studied here use the rarefication of a given field to channel radiant energy into the field or become "cold".  This is followed by relaxation of the impressed space stress and a suitable raceway for the collected energy employed.

[Grumpy]

ERfinder and Grumpy spent some time 6months or so ago making sure I saw the significance of this device.   This device basically stores the huge amount of disruption in mass a radio signal elicits.  One 4watt cb radio signal can jiggle iron atoms 100's of  miles away along with everything in between.  You could spend 100's of years just looking at everything that signal touched in less than a millisecond.  And Tesla figured out a way to pin it down in a bifilar coil!

    All the devices I have studied here use the rarefication of a given field to channel radiant energy into the field or become "cold".  This is followed by relaxation of the impressed space stress and a suitable raceway for the collected energy employed.

Still have never seen anyone on this forum use one of those coils...

   I'm going to build the below circuit.    Like GK says copper is fast so the secondary tap windings are going to need some iron to slow things down.  Don't want to messup the primary tank inductance though.  Each wave created by the primary inductor core saturation needs to be absorbed and not reflected.

  @ Grumpy

   I see the electron alot like this Dan Combine person.  Who knows?

It is not important to know what an electron is - it is important to understand fields of force.

[sparks]

   @all

    How many farads would this device be capable of storing per ounce of copper?  Looks like enough to heat up some filaments for quite a while.