Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[ltseung888]

Dear Sir,



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[ltseung888]

My name is Hanson David I’m 27 years old and live in Belgium (Brussels).

I feel honored to be able to send you a message as sooner or later I’m convinced your name will be in each teaching book around the globe Sir.

I also want to say thank you for what you do, thank you for your priceless advices. You are taking mankind’s hands to help us walk towards a bright, prosperous and peaceful future we all deserve.

Until now I’ve been a passive Overunity.com reader for years now and read the forum every day without any comments.

Today I decided to start in and help this community by doing research and testing myself (I have to say this is definitely thanks to your work).

I have no big experience in the field but my aptitude to learn fast, my ingenuity and my obstinate behavior will certainly help obtaining good results.

I called my mentor, Erich Van Hulle a 63 years old retired nuclear engineer to propose him to work at my home on a educational project to duplicate, research and perhaps enhance the Tong Wheel and he gracefully accepted. He has a great experience in radio waves and designed some components we all use every day in electronic devices.

We have all the necessary tools and measurements instruments and are able to work with high quality materials and can design the device with high precision.

We are not looking for monetary contribution; our work is purely for educational purposes.
I found some documents describing the Tong wheel but they don’t provide complete details of it (sizes, position of magnets, electrical circuits etc.).

Do you have any detailed blueprint of a working Tong wheel device? I would rather spend my time and money on improvements instead of doing the same trial and error someone else did and fixed already.

I hope I can be helpful in your research and hope you can help us obtain those precious informations.

Dear Mr. Hanson David,

I believe your research will be more fruitful working on FLEET.  The thread “Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets” provides much good information.

Please post in the forum so that we can all learn together.  Thank you.

[ltseung888]

Someone sent this personal message

Hi,
  I saw your comments on Magnocoaster and Stan Meyers. Testing on both those inventors devices has shown them not to work. In the case of Mognocoaster he is knowingly perpetuating a fraud.

Mark Snoswell.

I do not appreciate such personal mails.  Slanderous statements without any supporting evidence will be ignored.   

[e2matrix]

Diodes 100a and 100b are still REVERSED.  Look close at it and you will see the battery will never get charged the way it is.

In fact, WHY even have the bridge in there?  Bridges are only used to convert AC to DC.  Diodes 102 and 104 already supply DC.

Hmmmmm, if they can’t get a simple thing like that right, what else is printed WRONG???


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I'm fairly lost on all this but I had thought maybe when I saw the extra bridges in the magnacoaster patent that they might have something to do with not destroying the dipole that Beardon refers to.  On the other hand I barely have a grasp on that so it could be they just put those in the patent to confuse people to prevent easy replication. 

[e2matrix]

Hello All

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The main mistake I made is to stupidly do the cut before I did any preliminary testing with the coil as is, for comparison purposes. But I can say that with a weak pulsing generator, I am getting very very coupling from the other coils. But I cannot compare it so I don't know.


wattsup

Referring to your statement above "getting very very coupling" it sounds like you left out a word.  Sorry I can guess 'little', 'great', 'no', 'excellent' but they all have vastly different meanings of course.  Can you say what seems to have been left out (typo I assume) if I'm not totally misunderstanding here.  TIA