Wild & crazy Caduceus Coil interpretation

[Koen1]

- the swords may represent the "greater core" laminate

WHat  is a greater core laminate?   

Well if you are going to drop clues on ideas about the swords that you refuse to tell us,
then this is my turn to drop clues about a core laminate idea that I won't explain either.
What goes around, comes around.
If you want to tell us about the sword idea you had, I will tell you what the laminate idea is.


I will say that, if Bearden is in any way correct that sharp discharges in a stress potential field
couple with the quantum vacuum and allow for a burst of high potential, even if it is very brief,
my preliminary analysis of a relatively simple caduceus setup indicates a good chance of
charges accumulating in an oscilating LC-type system of this type.
In other words: if it indeed works like Bearen claims and like I suspect the caduceus functioned
as an electromagnetic oscillator system, then it should be able to pull charge from the stressed
spacetime itself as high voltage, and use it in the system to increase internal energy levels and
sustain oscillation. As well as very likely building up enough charge to power something else.

[Koen1]

Here's two pics to illustrate the normal LC function of
a caduceus circuit, as well as the scalar collector function.
Note that capacitors can be of any shape, so they may be spherical

I hope these pics are clear. If you have any questions, do ask.

Regards,
Koen

P.S. I have to post the pics seperately due to size restrictions.
Originally it was one pic, but that was just a little too large to upload.

[Koen1]

And pic 2

[jeanna]

Excellent Koen,
I have been trying to draw a schematic of this coil. It seems to match what my mind says  the bifilar with caps will do.

[Next we have to deal with the secondary/
And then the stake.]
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I posted this idea on the stubblefield bifilar thread but I am not sure it doesn't really belong here. It is this:


I keep having this picture pestering me. (a vision, you know)   

It says that this NS thing works like a transistor, which means it has a small minimum voltage to get things started (the galvanic part) and when it is going and set up right it amplifies the effective power. (I am thinking amplifier, not switch.- but maybe I shouldn't cut out the switch part either.)

I'm thinking the stake is the base and the wires are emitter and source in function.?
Or, could the secondary be the amplified (source) end?

I am not really ready to show this, but I wanted to throw it out. I will come back to it, I am sure, but I thought someone else might like to catch it and run for a while.??

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so here it is half baked and everything.

jeanna

[jeanna]

Koen,
Your circuit reminded me to check my NS batteries for magnetic poles.

In the ground they (3) are reading South pole on the top where all the wire ends are, EXCEPT for the one that is made of a galvanized pipe.

This exception is also the one that gave out 18 or so mamps when it was just a primary and in my kitchen. Adding the secondary dropped the amps (volts a little too, and there is no anything a meter can read on or to the secondary.) So, the pipe is North pole at the top

Your last circuit on the bottom right that says scalar on it, seems to be the one that most resembles most of my in-ground batteries.

Tomorrow, I must remember to take out my microphone to listen to my coils. 

I wonder what my tree thinks of all this? The cu:cu (between 2 copper pipes 1 m apart pounded into the ground) reading has gone up from 0.006vdc to 0.017vdc (with a small amperage too) today and the increase has been steady.

Leave it to me to make a truely cross thread message. 

jeanna