The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[mrd10]

Here it is dave:-post 458 i think

Yes that is right, by using only one wire from my function generator to the transformer; my understanding is that there is no current flow since there is not a complete circuit. Also my circuit is not grounded to an earth ground anywhere. (Stefan did mention something about capacitive coupling being a posable way current was transferred but I'm not sure of that). I did actually post a circuit diagram and information about the specific transformer I used a while back but it seems that people either missed the post or ignored it. I think that it is significant that I can actually get an appreciable current output with nothing but a fluctuating voltage potential as the input. I also posted some videos of my original experiment where I discovered this effect. Though I was using some diodes in a setup I was testing for something completely different (it was an accident that I even found the effect). Here are the links to my original posts about both my setups:

Post about my diode circuit:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.msg14080.html#msg14080

Demo Videos of the circuit:
http://overunity.com/jason/

Posts about my Transformer circuit
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.msg12399.html#msg12399

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.msg14087.html#msg14087

Post with the circuit diagram
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.msg14101.html#msg14101

I can't seem to find the post where I posted the pictures of the transformer but since the upload folder is still full, e-mail me (Jdo300@sbcglobal.net) and I'll be happy to send you the pictures.

@jacob

Awesome Insights about the inrush current in a wire! This proves my circuit in a sense because if you think about it, the only thing driving the electrons forward in the wire is the potential difference created inside the wire by the EMF (aka voltage potential) produced by the moving magnet. So I can create an EMF in my wire without using a ground and still create radiant energy bursts (via. Longitudinal waves) which are picked up in the secondary of the transformer. As I stated many times in my early posts, the setup I used is very frequency sensitive; and I noticed that the *sweet spot* frequency was determined by the size transformer/coil that I used. The larger transformers worked at a much lower frequency than the smaller transformers! I also developed a simple method to find the sweet spot by looking at the scope screen. When I make my demo video of the transformer, I?ll show how the output waveform changes as the sweet spot frequency is found. It is very obvious because the voltage wave form jumps up at the frequency.

God Bless,
Jason O
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[argona369]

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[fcpeace17]

what does one use as a white noise generator. I have been studying Edwin Gray's circuit and Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter, this sounds much like those, but without the pulsing. I hate that i have come in on page 500 i wish i could read all that was posted, it would sure help. Evan

[giantkiller]

@Marco, Dave,

So you are going to run whitenoise into a flyback to Ignition coil?
The whitenoise does the high frequency on and off which is the drive design for an ignition coil. So with the Voltage pumped up, the whitenoise radiantly discharges as purple/blue plasma. This is burning the flamable compnents in the air. Just like lightning.

Can you post a sketch of this small circuit. Basically, once again you have multi frequency Tesla coil that needs no tuning. And this is good, because this represents a step to get to a very high frequency power source from lower power input.

@Dave,
Thanks for the white noise generator schem. I will build one.

--giantkiller, hence the name.

[c0mster]

Does it look like this by any chance?