Magnetic Resonance Devices based on Don Smith Concepts

[minde4000]

I don't know if this has already been mentioned but the user armagedo0on has also done some experiments which have very close similarities to Don's devices. (Check out all his videos btw)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA87r58iCXo
The video speaks for itself, and it is Don's approach to the "normal" Tesla coil, with the primary moved into the center of the secondary. I do not believe the secondary is reverse winded from the middle though.

I'm just thinking if he had put a much higher voltage into that, he could have gone from miliwats into kilowats....

Replications are the key here of course, not talk, so I hope I will be able to supply the knowledge base with something as well with time....
Julian

Somewhat middle tapped tesla coil. As far as I know noone ever properly replicated this device (usual consiquence on most any other inventor devices...) so noone can tell. I have a descent setup but no power supply that could hit spark 1:3 to main system frequency - 50khz(spark) to 150khz (main) .. or to every third wave thus sustaining resonance.
Thats my personal experience.

Minde

[minde4000]

Check it out here. One person partially succeed to replicate the device.

Partially succeeded? Huh? Sorry bro...
No HF spark excited primary tank ... no sustained resonance in primary tank... no go.

Minde

[Nabo00o]

That is a very decent setup to put it mildly 

First I wondered: Is that a one turn primary?!? But looking at it a little closer and I see the rest of it....
Seems like you got some pretty high quality components there, a shame you can't use it yet, though I look forward to see it when you get it started  That's also pretty much how I'm thinking about making it. But I'm not sure whether a one layer coil or a pancake one would be the best...
If its about making the magnetic fields highly separated from the center and out then I would say the latter.

I hope I'll find some more info about that soon.
Julian

[armagdn03]

I don't know if this has already been mentioned but the user armagedo0on has also done some experiments which have very close similarities to Don's devices. (Check out all his videos btw)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA87r58iCXo
The video speaks for itself, and it is Don's approach to the "normal" Tesla coil, with the primary moved into the center of the secondary. I do not believe the secondary is reverse winded from the middle though.

I'm just thinking if he had put a much higher voltage into that, he could have gone from miliwats into kilowats....

Replications are the key here of course, not talk, so I hope I will be able to supply the knowledge base with something as well with time....
Julian

Hello, that is my video,

The secondary is a bifilar wound tesla coil, created to have a high electrostatic component. The center wound primary creates 2 virtual poles on each side of the primary of opposite polarity. Through the center of the secondary is a wire with a diode. The two virtual poles capacitively couple to the central wire and cause it to pump charge through a load.

Inductive action causes 2 virtual electric poles, which are capacitively coupled to a load. This unit was DC output, however it is easy to accomplish AC.

Smith has quite obviously not released anything of value. Pave your own way.

[FatBird]

Congratulations on your BEAUTIFUL SETUP!!!

How did you wind the big coil so perfectly?

Thank you.

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