Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?

[armagdn03]

Hello all!

Well I have been doing a bit of experimenting, and I have some interesting things to report.
First, I have made my own glass beads. They are nothing more than a spark gap. They are exactly? the same thing as the wire contact resonator I pointed people to earlier. That being said, I did do some interesting things with it!

My first huge success, was making micro sculptures?.lol,  Using a mix of pure silica, and powdered copper, I created beads on the end of a needle, then while still amorphous, I applied a huge voltage across the pin, (cathode) and put a metal plate across from it about 2 mm away (anode) the voltage was probably around several hundred Kv.  The metal created little channels through the molten glass to emerge on the other side and complete the contact, but since the heat was enough to melt the glass, but not the metal, I imagine that these little electrical roads through the glass are more like hundreds of spark gaps in a row. Cool. I wish I had perfectly clear silica to use so I could see this better. This is going to need way more experimentation.

This being said, I began to think, and I believe that one wire transmission with a spark gap properly tuned may be one of the cleverest approaches to over unity yet, it Is a natural negative feedback system that finds its own resonance. BUT?..and this is only a little very overcomable but??it wont just work right away, it needs special starting conditions.  Lets take a little trip on the imagination train. I don?t have anything drawn up, but this is easy to see in your head. Wow, uh this is going to be a long post but full of good stuff, so stay with me.

First we need a little background so that people don?t start screaming at me that its not possible, because it is.

If you are familiar with Avramenko?s plug you are well on your way to understanding what I propose. If not, read papers by a man going by the name of Alexander V. Frolov. One of his better and more telling papers can be found here  www.alternativekanalen.com/s-wire.htm. Here he states many many important clues to successful replication. One states that when using one wire power transmission, sending a positive pulse down the wire, will when it comes into contact with a metal object will create a spark between the end of the coil and the metal object. This doesn?t happen nearly as well if you send a negative pulse down the coil. This is because the positive pulse reaches the end of the wire, where the free electrons in the metal jump over to the coil, its easier to take electrons from the coil, than to stuff more in (hence not working as well on the negative side of things) This shows that it is possible to have a one wire spark gap.

Now with your one wire spark gap and a coil for the load, you can do something interesting. Say you have 10 volts of potential across the gap, but it needs 12 volts to fire. If you can give a brief 12 volt pulse it will fire once. The wave will travel down the wire, terminate, bounce back. Now the wave is reversed. When it returns to the spark gap you have a voltage potential of 20 volts, since the wave is reversed. The spark gap will easily fire again sending another wave, and the process repeats itself over and over, no mater what coil you have, it will find its own resonance.

This represents a way to find resonance after we already have the one wire transmission, im sure it could be done with a two wire setup as well, im working on that.

Another interesting thing this brought me to, and I don?t know if this will work maybe some of you out there can give me a word or two of advice. With heterodyning, we are trying to make one frequency out of many. People are trying all over the place to find tricks to get their devices to resonate at super low frequencies (tpu threads)  has anybody ever tried to make a higher frequency wave from a low frequency wave? I think it could be done, but not sure.

If you were to take a length of wire ---------------------------------------------l   that terminates, it has a resonance dependant on its length. Now what if we take two separate wires and connect them loosely (physical contact only)          --------------------------------------------ll-----------------------------
The idea is that the signal will reach the connection, some of it will bounce back to the start, and some of it will keep traveling in the second wire, where it will terminate and go back to the first wire. If we match up the lengths correctly we can create more than one frequency from one wave depending on the length of the second wire. The compound signal would be weaker, and would be really hard to extract. I don?t even know if this has application, but would be interesting to try if you have an oscilloscope handy, which I don?t.

So now im working on a motional  electrostatic field condenser, one wire transmission, spark gap wave propagation, hmmmmmmmmmm I think I need focus, too much to do.

Also do read up on Avramenko, with his one wire setup, he has broken the connection, tied it in a knot and had energy flow continue. He has also sent over 1kw over a wire less than the thickness of a human hair with almost no loss. Sounds like this one wire stuff is the real deal when it comes to cold energy?..we get coils that suck in electrons from the environment, at one end, try to push it out at the other end (hmmmm electromotive force created by a pulsed coil TP..You know where im going) we have tons of energy being sent through a little wire, that can be broken and still function (anybody remember that guy T.H. Moray?) And to boot, the goal  is to create larger amplitude longitudinal waves, where the means to this end is shorter and shorter impulses (at the spark gap, or whatever your negative resistor may be) which means that the closer we get to using less and less power on the input, the output gets greater and greater, thus increases in efficiency will yield 2 fold results. Im definitely gonna take this one and run with it!!!!!!!!!

[RadiantEnRg]

@Linda and Halibertin....If you don't hit resonance(or come close), or if you are not using the BEMF, don't expect any gains. I have tried it...over and over....It's physically impossible for these power supplies to "jam" and "overfeed" voltage. VOLTAGE IS SUPPLIED VIA A STEP DOWN TRANSFOMER....(COMPLETE ISOLATION) Only voltage capable of coming out is 27V, this was verified by a 3rp party (Jeff and his investor), using his multimeter!!!!....27V was being supplied!!!
BEMF that forms in coil/commutators of motor and collapsing field of microwave xformer is powering the gains you see!!!!...It's quite simply really!!!!!!

@Armagdn03....YAY!!! I am glad you see it ..... I noticed it was a spark gap too....more precisely a spherical spark gap, that auto resonates!!...Well I am really happy you are getting results
Can't wait to hear more

[AhuraMazda]

@armagdn03
Very interesting post.
Do you think the bead you are trying to make might naturally exist? Swedish stone comes to mind!
The link you posted does not work. Is it correct?

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@Armagdn03....YAY!!! I am glad you see it Wink ..... I noticed it was a spark gap too....more precisely a spherical spark gap, that auto resonates!!...Well I am really happy you are getting results Smiley
Can't wait to hear more

Hmm, spark gap in liquids like one of the tesla patents where tesla eliminates the sparks with fluxating liquids like oil...
Very intersting, got some step down power supplys from HP, tell you more after testing ...

-> problem with time is that nobody has enough of it ... 

[armagdn03]

@armagdn03
Very interesting post.
Do you think the bead you are trying to make might naturally exist? Swedish stone comes to mind!
The link you posted does not work. Is it correct?

Yes the beads I am making do naturally exist.....they are just a spark gap. If you read my above post, you will see that a sparkgap that is finely tuned can find its own resonance. It doesnt even have to be that finely tuned if you have sharp enough cutting of the current (pulling the contacts appart and using the BEMF) theoretically the voltage spike can be many many times the input voltage. Thats all you need for a spark.

The site again is

http://home.earthlink.net/~lenyr/zincosc.htm

It should work I just went there. This is the exact same thing, only it can handle less power, but it is using a corroded piece of metal where the corrosion acts as the spacing inbetween the cathode and anode. When ionization tips over to the point of full out conduction through plasma (a spark) you get a dissipation of energy that falls below the level needed to sustain the spark and it self extinguishes untill the potential rises to a point high enough to start the cycle over. If you can control this natural oscillator to fire at a precice time, you could find the resonance of what ever inductor you hook up to it. Tesla did this by rotating counter opposed spark gaps, moving fluids, flame, hot air, electro magnets, but if you could find a clever mechanism that caused the spark to fire exactly when the first pulse bounced back you would have a device that finds resonance to any coil it is hooked up to.