Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[sparks]

@gk  You got any magnets in use?  Posted below in Jack whatevers thread.
          I think the permanent magnets serve the same purpose as a magnet in a speaker does.  It is the reference magnetic field.  A saturable core reactor controls the high power circuits by changing the magnetic flux of the core.  This way a very small dc input can control a very large ac current.  So the magnetic field of the pms set the reference flux of the sensor winding.  Any change in this flux field is going to be sensed by the coil.  So now the system knows what magnetic flux is doing in the aether.   I am sure that these magnets are not the kind Mythbusters clown with but are matched to the gauss of the Earth's magnetic field.  Now you know what the aether energy is doing so you can phase lock on it.  Amplify this input and make the larger windings react in phase with the aether.

@local joe

     Say this thing is set up like a solenoid. But unlike a solenoid the armature doesn't move but is in fact a wave guide.  Kick windings radio transmitter-core winding receiver.  No magnetic inducement just radio transmission of power.  The outside windings need to radiate so they are set up like a coaxial oscillator. The receiver is set up as a coaxial wave guide. The magnetic field of the outside winding doesn't get to the inside receiver and the magnetic field of the receiver doesnt get back out to the outside winding.  You can light a fluorescent bulb by wrapping it with a kicker winding and transmitting power into it no magnetic field involved at all.
      The outside of the tpu presents itself to the aether  as a vortex ring or smoke ring that is spinning.  Just how potential energy flows on the interface of the kicker windings is still up in the air at least in my mind.
   

[Drossen]

@sparks

Radio transmissions have both an electric and a magnetic field.  When the magnetic field of a radio transmission passes through an antenna, or coil in our case, a small current is induced.  In the case where there is a ferrite core, the magnetic fields of both the outer transmission coil and the inner receiver coil will be drawn toward the ferrite core.  As the magnetic field of the outer coil passes through the inner coil as it goes toward the ferrite core, a current will be induced in the inner receiver coil.  However, as the magnetic field from the inner coil is also drawn toward the ferrite core, the amount of magnetic field passing through the outer coil from the inner coil will be very small, causing little or no effect on the outer coil.  In other words, there are magnetic fields involved in the radio transmission of power.

Drossen

[CTG Labs]

Hi Drossen,

Magnetic fields emanate from mass?  There is no mass in space for magnetic fields to emanate from and magnetic fields cannot exist on their own?

How then a magnetic field exists in space in order for a radio wave to "induce a small current in the receiving antenna".


Thanks,

Dave.

[Drossen]

I work for the Signal Exploitation and Geolocation Division at Southwest Research Institute.  We work with radio equipment, and know more about radio transmition than most people do.  We know that there is a magnetic field component to radio waves.  We design and build very sophisticated antennas for various applications.  So, in simple terms, I will explain what a radio wave is.  A radio wave consist of both electric and magnetic fields.  They are electrons which have been thrown off of a broadcast antenna in an oscillating manner.  The main oscillating frequency is the carrier frequency, and additional modulation is placed on top of that to provide the data.  Another thing I wish to point out is that electrons have mass and so are able to travel in space, provided it is able to get through the different layers of the earths ionosphere.  Now, this is a very simplified explanation of radio transmissions, if you want to know more, there are plenty of books you may read.

Drossen

[CTG Labs]

Thank you Drossen!  Someone who is an expert and can finally answer my question!

Surely you are not telling me electrons come off the antenna!

So, electrons slosh back and forth, a radio signal consisting of electric and magnetic fields at 90 degrees is emitted from the antenna.

My question is, in the vacuum of space, there is no mass.  Magnetic fields are created by mass, they are supported by mass.  They cannot exist on their own.  So what is happening in space with a radio wave?  How the magnetic and electric fields are able to travel in space?

I am NOT saying you are wrong by any means.  I am simply asking the question.  I studied electronics engineering for several years at college and I am also a radio HAM.  I can find no books to answer this question and none of the so called experts at the radio club are able to answer it so I am just looking for an answer.


Regards,

Dave.