Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[ketone]

Hello All,
                @any....so by adding 2 more primaries to make 3 total would be (36x3)= 108 slots  thereby giving you 3.33 degrees of separation? does that sound right?..i'm on the edge of my seat over here.
                                                                             Very nice work All!

[agentgates]

Hello All,
                @any....so by adding 2 more primaries to make 3 total would be (36x3)= 108 slots  thereby giving you 3.33 degrees of separation? does that sound right?..i'm on the edge of my seat over here.
                                                                             Very nice work All!

Hi ketone,

Yes that is correct! Use as thin wire is possible (hairline) and stay at the 45 degrees. Try to avoid any heavy circuitries and go for low current and higher voltage on the driving side. Mind the spaces between the primary wires, min. 1mm.

[callanan]

Hi ketone,

Yes that is correct! Use as thin wire is possible (hairline) and stay at the 45 degrees. Try to avoid any heavy circuitries and go for low current and higher voltage on the driving side. Mind the spaces between the primary wires, min. 1mm.

Hi agentgates,

Forgive me if this has already been asked or mentioned, but what if you wind your thin wire primary 45 degree winding on top of the thick wire secondary coil?

The reason I ask this is because such a design is very similar to the work and claims of Stan Deyo who claims to have worked on and seen various antigravity technologies. This design particularly related to the electromagnetic version of this technology.

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/archivos_pdf/antigravity_deyo.pdf

I have videos (on VHS) of Stan Deyo's early (more than 20 years ago) lectures where he clearly describes toroid coils wound on top of normal coils. For some reason, all of his latest stuff leaves out the normal coil inside the toroid coil... Or perhaps the normal coil was always meant to be wound on top of the toroid coil as you have discovered...

Regards,

Ossie

[agentgates]

@callanan

Hi Ossie,

I know Deyos works and I veryfied them. Unfortunatelly didn't work. It doesn't mean that he was wrong, maybe it is just me. But after learning what I'm doing here hopefully I'll make better and lighter antigravity device he had.

[agentgates]

@Everybody

IMPORTANT: you can vary the pulse delay with the spaces between primary coils but don't get them too close to touch each other to save on the input current. The less effort on the input current gives the best performance which also indicates if your device is running optimal.

UPDATE

Or pulse length? I don't know... I have to keep a break and eat something.