The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[gn0stik]

Tuning a coil is simply a matter of having the right equipment and a pair of wire snips. Problem is, I don't think any of us have the right equipment. Tao is in college, and their electronics dept. might, so he might be able to build all of our coils for us. I'm not positive of that however.

Regards,
Gn0stik.

[Liberty]

If you can get a hold of an old ARRL (American Radio Relay League) handbook (ham operator book), this book usually has very useful formulas and charts for resonate circuits, tank circuits or series resonate circuits.  It will help you calculate close values to get into the ball park if you know the frequency of the circuit that you need.  It can also help you calculate the Q of the tank or series resonate circuit. 

Here is a page that may be helpful as a online calculator for ohm's law and resonate circuits. 

http://www.wd5gnr.com/calc.htm

Liberty

[hartiberlin]

Hi All,
nice new infos.
So can somebody draw a picture how you think the
coils are located to each other ?
Is the main coil in the 1 KW device then a iron wire coil
and around it is a copper coil wound to extract the power ?
Thanks Tao for posting the private emails !

[hartiberlin]

Hmm, the circuit must probably be kept oscillating near the "resonance catastrophe" frequency !

I still remember pretty well, when a few months ago I wondered, why my flat was shaking a bit
and a pretty load deep humming sound was heard all over my flat.

It was generated by a truck standing about 50 Meters away and having its motor run idle
and the small noise it generated from the motor was the exact resonance frequency of my
flat room and thus there was really a "good" vibration all over the place in
my flat and I really wondered how such a small outside noise could be this big
amplified....it probably really was the resonance amplification of energy at the exact
resonance frequency...
Also I remember somebody telling me in my physics classes, that when the
oscillations at the resonance point get too big, the sin(x) equatations don?t fit anymore....

So the coils must probably have a very high Q in the Mark?s setup to resonate very well...

Regards, Stefan.

[rensseak]

Doing it my way, as it said in that post that Steven confirmed, all you need is a voltage potential, from mV to really any V, this voltage potential could be from anything, perhaps the Schumann Resonance?, Perhaps A small battery?, Perhaps an already charged capacitor?

Or many thin wire to few thick wire. Maybe this is what he mean with circuit potential?