The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[argona369]

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[giantkiller]

This is in reference to the previous video of the Freak wave at sea and the Coke bottle and speaker demo, in relation to the sun emitting gravity waves and those waves then relaxing and how that creates the planetary orbits or valence bands. Hence the collector would be the earth and the orbit would the magnetic Freak wave.

In response to previous posts about the SM3/6 compared to SM17.
The SM3 & SM6 use a single freq, the harmonic with the earth's. That is why they don't work upside down. The SM17 never got turned upside down because it wouldn't matter, it uses two freqs. and causes its own freak wave. And I have yet know what these are.
The SM3 & SM6 use the same freq. Their collectors sit just either side, respectively, of the main harmonic meeting point, Freak wave if you will. The major harmonic pulse for these two devices sits at 4.5 inches diameter. If a collector sits at the peak it will fry because the material can't handle the power at that point. So the freqs are adjusted to put the main harmonic pulse on either side of the collector. Like sideband positions.

Attached is a Java app screen http://www.falstad.com/ripple/[/b]]http://www.falstad.com/ripple/to create the harmonics. Even though the center is not the collector the same effect is observed in an orbit. In our case here, by varying the freqs we can cause the harmonic meeting place to vary under control.

Just another day on the planet...

[c0mster]

Good News I stiched all the movies together for easer viewing.
http://cmnet.ca/projects/roundcoil/roundcoilfull.wmv
C0mster

could't you just use a step-up transformer to feed back to the input?
or is phase and transfomer losses a problem

Great question argona369.
I will be testing various ways to see how to use the extra wattage to provide a charge back to the source battery or cap this weekend. Other tests I have done in the past with step-up transformers have shown quite a bit of loss, the coupling is never 100%- 80% at best and yes phase may change things. I will test a couple step-up transformers this weekend and post some vids. I am thinking perhaps an arrangement of parallel caps that can be switched into series using some small electronic gates providing a 10v pulse back into the 9v source, brainstorming right now. In theory a true OU device should blow it self up if a capacitor drives it, and charge is put back into it. As the input voltage rises so will the output until the Cap goes PoP.       

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