The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[dutchy1966]

Hi Dutchy!  This looks good!

But if you are going to replicate it, may I suggest to get three standard transformers and replicate the effect before trying something new with torroids?  Once you have replicated this you can validate it and THEN change it!


Regards,

Dave.

Hi again,

OK, have to find some similar transformers. Can you give me the specs of the ones you used?
Btw have you read that study? In the beginning it has some good examples of the phenomena e.g when two antenna's are transmitting the same signal in the same direction. Experience shows that the power is squared although classic theory says they should "just" be added up....

Dutchy

[2tiger]

Hi Dave

SM says the voltage fluxuates so this seems to match that the spikes are random and you do not generate the same amount of spikes per second or the voltage would be steadier.  This also means its not stored in an output cap or it would be more steady?

When the device starts it takes a minuite to get to full power, so these kicks that are extra power are able to loop back and supply more to the input and then generate even more.

O.K. - so let us assume that the kicks were not collected but produced "online" and they were looped back to self increase the energy in the coil-setup.
You say, that when the device starts it takes a minuite to get to full power.
Now what happens after the minute, if you don?t connect a load?

If the device don?t have a control-circuit to delitmit the production of kicks it will go on collecting kicks till selfdestruction.
In the case there is a control-circuit avalible to delimit the production of kicks by dumping them to a resistance i.e. then the energy produced in the first minute HAVE TO be stored somewhere. And when you dumped energy in a resistance, you will produce heat. Perhaps to selfdestruction too, but this time by burn up the insulation of the copperwires.

Please think about this.

So here is my question again: Is it possible to store this amount of energy in the smaller SM device?
Have anyone an idea ??

kr
2Tiger

[sterlinga]

I've updated our feature page at PESWiki.  I would really like to know what the present status is of this technology, and how we can help get it to market if it isn't already well on its way.

• http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Steve_Marks_Toroid_Generator
• Steven Marks' Toroid Power Units - Five 1997 videos of several solid-state prototypes include footage of small unit (6" diam x 2" high x 1" thick toroid)  powering a 100W bulb, a 3-amp drill, a television, and a small vacuum.  Said to harness the power of the Earth's electromagnetic field.  Larger unit puts out 7 amps; could power an electric vehicle. (PESWiki; Oct. 13)
• http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/MarksToroid/ -  Forum created to pursue the tech.

I would like to interview Steve on my Free Energy Now (http://FreeEnergyNow.net) radio show.  Perhaps if you of you has his contact information you let him know and have him get a hold of me.

http://pureenergysystems.com/about/personnel/SterlingDAllan/

[mrd10]

Hi Marco,

So one of the coils is plugged into the transmitter, which is your sound system, - mp3 player, and the other blue coil is plugged in as receiver,
So you can clearly see that 2 coils arranged like this can act as a good antenna, and if your able to tune into the 7.28hz schuman resonance, it should be able to pickup power.....or something to that effect?



Cheers,

Dom

[dutchy1966]

Marco,

I take it this is not the same as when you place two torroids, one on the other since here you now use iron coil and one segment of TPU?

What is the signal played from the memory chip?  7.8hz sinewave?

On your receiver, it is just one large torroid or is there long coil around the circumference with vertical coils wound around this, and if so which is connected to the PC?


Thanks,

Dave.

As i understand it, it's the Queen music that's played from the mp3 player, amplified through the stereo, then put into the bailing wire coil.
As the coil is put closer to the toroid the music gets louder (see the monitor he's showing)

regards Dutchy