Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

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   @Buzzard

   Coil looks great.  The pulsed iron wire should give the magnetic field a little direction.   Just like a torroidal magnet in a speaker tells the coil which way is which.
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GK and Local Joe are busy duplicating some of the work of the real master of magnetics,Tesla.
This is a great move since Tesla received patents for his work which are archived in the US patent office.
These guys did a bunch of work researching this disclosed device because Tesla revealed only enough of his work to get a patent and this was done over 3 patents.  My hats off to these guys.

[giantkiller]

Hi, GK. Not trying to steal your thunder by posting in this thread.

@ All - I finally completed my little Web pages with photos of my builds and information about them. This link http://www.randallsteward.com/TPU has all of my stuff. I will be adding to it as things develop, and will post in the forum when something new is added.

Anyone who needs a place to upload extra photos or other material (not videos) can write me directly for access @ RSteward *at* texxa.net. You can link to files directly, or put HTML there like I did. I'm offering this free of charge to any OverUnity.com member who is actively building or doing other related research and is actively posting in the forum.

No problem. Thunder is free and that comes after lightning which also free.

I'll check it out.

--giantkiller.

[giantkiller]

GK

Just wondering, do you think that, instead of iron, a seperate coil of wire with a small
DC current would work.  Even Tesla, in the later patents, removed the iron from the
coils, but it wasn't really specified as to "Why".  (Magnifying Amp, etc.)

I was going to try that and see what hapens, but would love some input from you seeing
that you have done the most work with iron in the coils.  (That I have seen so far, that is.)

Thanks

Art.

http://www.teslapress.com/catalog.html

I am kind of stuck right now on the next iron build. I want to build the 382282 but am trying to keep the iron wires layed symmetrically. The magnifying amp shows another way to twist the vectors or couple up the output. I don't want to spew over excessive energies into the environment. Although the mag amp could be a tpu arrarngement if it was folded in on itself. I just hope the tpus aren't just receivers relying on an external transmitter.

The NT382282 transformer is what i see.that holds promise on the consumer level. Every time I build a coil I am capitolizing on previous results or a subset. So I press on. I am working on a technique now to wind the 2 iron coils horizontally and vertically and maintain the square symmetry crosswise vertically just like the 382282. I want to get just right.
I am haunted by the notched PVC coil design.  There is so much information in it. Glad I made it.

Tesla also made the migration to iron laminates to maintain the vertical design and speed up the winding process.

Test equipment status from the previous tests:
Meter is flipped out. Bought 3 more from harbour freight for $3.00 ea.
Owon scope has a fried channel. They told me Meterworld is not an authorized dealer. Owon is sending me a new board under their 3 year warranty. Yay! I will buy a new replacement case also and end up with another single channel scope.

--giantkiller.

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@gk

  Tesla the true master of magnetics.  He could shoot them there antienergy partilces around and release potential energy at will.  Just didn't have the internet to give the knowlege to everybody he could so that the power mongers don't know which way to turn.  Get that baby spinning before I take a Tesla coil and power up 225 light bulbs with a 50 watt input.  Your stungun is the best thing since sliced bread.   

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@ GK - I feel as you do, that 382282 has consumer potential, and I can hardly wait to do my next replication attempt. There's been a vision spinning around in my head since my little test build about this. BTW, I found some plastic-coated steel wire at Ace Hardware last weekend. Seems like the patents said something about the iron wire being insulated from itself, and these little spools may be a quick and dirty shortcut, at least for low-power testing.