RESONANCE EFFECTS FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[minde4000]

Ya. Measurements with charge/discharge battery bank would be great. I have wasted all my funds tryingto build fuellessengine dot com. But this coil stuff sounds much cheaper and shows somepotential if measurements are valid. I would love to build one along I dont understand electrics as well as you do. Replicating is not and issue tuning is. Keep it up fellas

[Grumpy]

Here is a great article which shows a good model on which to base helical resonators. This is important in understanding 1/4   1/2   full wave, etc resonators.

http://www.ttr.com/corum/index.htm

As far as I have been able to tell, the Corum's work has never explained how Tesla could easily pull 100 amps of current from his extra coil (third coil in the magnifier).  They talk of standing waves and how they magnify voltage, but not how the energy in the magnifier is magnified.   Also, as far as I can tell, they never produced the non-ionic charging effect around the elevated terminal of the magnifier.  Richard Hull, who I believe still holds the record for longest discharges, stated that "nothing in the magnifier resonates".    This is contrary to just about every explanation of the magnifier, but it's hard to deny Hull's results.  Dollard did resonate his magnifer, but it was a directly coupled arrangement, where as most are loosely coupled.

In light of all the theories on the magnifier, I sort of developed my own ideas based on some interesting things that Tesla, Hull and Dollard all stated and it has nothing to do with resonance or even electromagnetic waves.  It has everything to do with compression of the medium and the longitudinal waves that result from this.

[Groundloop]

@wattsup,

I have done the modifications of the najman100 PCB so that the circuit is like the new one
posted one page back. I have tested the circuit today and can give the circuit a true
green light. The switch itself uses very little current when running no load. I measures less
than 0,3 mA. I also ran the circuit with a 12VDC input and a 25 Watt (12V) light bulb as a
load. The circuit did run fine and lighted the bulb.

I have grounded all the three unused ports on the IC. I do not understand what you mean by pin 15?
I also have used the NPN version for both the high and low side of the switch. This is working OK for
me.

@najman100,

Please go back one page and download the newest posted version.

@Gotoluc,

I have finished the unit and will ship it to you tomorrow. Attached is a couple of images.
The red and black connector on the back side is for the logic voltage input. Use 15 Volt.
The red (plus) and black (minus) is the input for the low logic voltage input. The input
is secured for wrong polarity so if you mix the connectors the wrong way, nothing bad will happen.
(Do not forget to mount your 7812 regulator before testing the unit.)

The front has one female BNC for the signal generator input. The signal should be 12 volt.
The red (plus) and black (minus) is the input for the high voltage to the switch. The input
is secured for wrong polarity so if you mix the connectors the wrong way, nothing bad will happen.
The two blue connectors is the switch output.

(Edit) Attached latest version of the non mcu h-bridge.

Groundloop.

[gotoluc]

@wattsup,

I have done the modifications of the najman100 PCB so that the circuit is like the new one
posted one page back. I have tested the circuit today and can give the circuit a true
green light. The switch itself uses very little current when running no load. I measures less
than 0,3 mA. I also ran the circuit with a 12VDC input and a 25 Watt (12V) light bulb as a
load. The circuit did run fine and lighted the bulb.

I have grounded all the three unused ports on the IC. I do not understand what you mean by pin 15?
I also have used the NPN version for both the high and low side of the switch. This is working OK for
me.

@najman100,

Please go back one page and download the newest posted version.

@Gotoluc,

I have finished the unit and will ship it to you tomorrow. Attached is a couple of images.
The red and black connector on the back side is for the logic voltage input. Use 15 Volt.
The red (plus) and black (minus) is the input for the low logic voltage input. The input
is secured for wrong polarity so if you mix the connectors the wrong way, nothing bad will happen.
(Do not forget to mount your 7812 regulator before testing the unit.)

The front has one female BNC for the signal generator input. The signal should be 12 volt.
The red (plus) and black (minus) is the input for the high voltage to the switch. The input
is secured for wrong polarity so if you mix the connectors the wrong way, nothing bad will happen.
The two blue connectors is the switch output.

Groundloop.

A million thank you Groundloop

She is a real beauty ... God Bless you for helping so much.

Your endless selfless sacrifice and service you have done to date is a rare quality to find in man in this day and age. May you receive the reward 1,000 times for your dedicated services.

Also a big THANK YOU goes to Najman100 who has jumped in and immediately volunteered his time and resources to make many PC boards for experimenters.

Peace and Love to All

Luc

[armagdn03]

As far as I have been able to tell, the Corum's work has never explained how Tesla could easily pull 100 amps of current from his extra coil (third coil in the magnifier).  They talk of standing waves and how they magnify voltage, but not how the energy in the magnifier is magnified.   Also, as far as I can tell, they never produced the non-ionic charging effect around the elevated terminal of the magnifier.  Richard Hull, who I believe still holds the record for longest discharges, stated that "nothing in the magnifier resonates".    This is contrary to just about every explanation of the magnifier, but it's hard to deny Hull's results.  Dollard did resonate his magnifer, but it was a directly coupled arrangement, where as most are loosely coupled.

In light of all the theories on the magnifier, I sort of developed my own ideas based on some interesting things that Tesla, Hull and Dollard all stated and it has nothing to do with resonance or even electromagnetic waves.  It has everything to do with compression of the medium and the longitudinal waves that result from this.

Trust me when I say, the The Corum Bros have it figured out...........Maybe you should look for their latest work.......