Re: [EVGRAY] Magnetic flow?

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Thanks ole for the information .sorry can't watch the video I'm limited by
my minutes unless I go to a hot spot .

On Saturday, October 6, 2018, [email protected] [EVGRAY] <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Hi James,
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> Charging or discharging capacitors will always be a dynamic event. Even
> building capacitors of electret the electret will have to be initially
> charged analogous to magnetizing a permanent magnet before it becomes
> magnetic. If Ivor Catt's theory is correct capacitors are nothing more than
> transmission lines (e.g. they are rolled up or stacked transmission lines
> made of foils of metal and dielectric). The electrons as charge carriers
> cannot stand still (also W.B. Smith's theory) and thus are constantly on
> the move even in a charged capacitor. Each time an electron meets an edge
> of the conductor it is reflected or bounced off. Consider electrons and
> positrons as miniature smoke rings that breaks up into the basic fields if
> stopping their movements.
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> The following almost one hour long video tells about this torus shape of
> nature '200,000 Year Old Levitaion Technology - Michael Tellinger:'
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO_EoqnabQ8
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> Diodes makes the electrons go in only one direction even though they do
> have some small leak current in the opposite direction. From the energy
> stored in a capacitor its voltage can be calculated when knowing its
> capacitance. Energy = 1/2 x Capacitance x Voltage^2  =>  Voltage = square
> root(2 x Energy / Capacitance). If the energy changes something dynamic is
> taking place.
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> Regards
> Ole
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> ---In [email protected], <jglinski01@...> wrote :
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> Ole this is basically steady state hivoltage only can pass if damaged
> .this try of charging of caps .is called cascade charging .with a series
> string .and a earth ground on the end .Ben Franklin did it . by connecting
> a hivoltage source to the first cap ...you have to pay for that charge the
> rest in the string just steal from each other and balance out there
> internal stress created by the hi positive or negative potential there
> exposed to .its a shifting of electrons until all have the same charge .but
> this can be deceiving in that yes they each contain the same amount of
> electron that shifted but do go the volume or a capacitance shift it seems
> different in each .if you look to the physics on the net they explain it
> this way .you've cloned the original charge though electrostatic induction
> .now this is tricky why well there all interrelated and if you can't keep
> what you have accumulated your charge goes back to zero .so I was thinking
> some diodes between the caps maybe might work ? But they might represent a
> barrier to electron flow .? Untested if you remove the hivoltage everything
> disappears .if they were to all fire at the same time it would be a dead
> short to ground .so random firing works .unless each has its own batter or
> larger cap to dump into .
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> On Oct 6, 2018 1:41 PM, "konehead@... [EVGRAY]" <[email protected]>
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> Hi Warren regauging a core of a coil I understand well..
> I described it pretty good I think you just want to do something to that
> core to flip its polarity it has for fixed into from a dc pulse to coil
> around it.
> Sig you pulse a coil N then the core is N too, and after pulse turns off,
> the core "remains"N for awhile...the flyback backemf recoil spike
> reverses.polarity, but does not have enough strength to reverse polarity of
> that core before next power pulse, so one way to change polarity of core is
> with permanent magnet.
> ...caps discharge opposite polarity I was told doesnt make sense to me
> either!! You still.hook up like battery n on n s on s...maybe this.means
> when cap reached itd.limit it self discharges and that is.opposite flow??
> Kone
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