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On Saturday, January 26, 2019, James Glinski <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ole can you look at this please it's in German
> It's about a break through in power generation by voltage increase
> .reminds me of the don Smith power curve volts verses frequency .but with
> out the frequency . thanks Jim
>
> On Saturday, January 26, 2019, Jakob Wall [email protected] [EVGRAY] <
> [email protected]> wrote:
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>> Warren, a couple month ago i asked for definition of your phrase ,
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>> For this, put a bridge rectifier of 1000 volts, AC legs ' DOWN ACROSS '
>> the brushes, sending the DC out to somewhere useful, solving the brush
>> burnout.
>>
>> but you did't had time back then to answer every stupid question, maybe
>> now is a good time
>> to say what 'down ACROSS the brushes' means? Thanks.
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>> On Sat, 1/26/19, Warren Keillor [email protected] [EVGRAY] <
>> [email protected]> wrote:
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>> Subject: Re: [EVGRAY] Re: Gary Porter looper ready to bideo lnk
>> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>> Received: Saturday, January 26, 2019, 2:37 PM
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>> MickI
>> have found the same DC motor able to go from 100 rpm to
>> 10.000, if the balance, and bearings, are good.
>> You may get a minor furnace at the brushes, at
>> higher voltages though.For
>> this, put a bridge rectifier of 1000 volts, AC legs down
>> across the brushes, sending the DC out to somewhere useful,
>> solving the brush burnout.Cheers
>> Warren
>> Sent
>> from Yahoo Mail on Android
>> On Sat, 26 Jan 2019 at 3:00
>> PM, Mick [email protected]
>> [EVGRAY]<[email protected]>
>> wrote:
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>> Hector,
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>> What
>> speed DC motor works really well for this 1800, 3600? and
>> are higher voltage motors any better than the lower
>> voltage, or
>> vis versa?
>>
>> Lets say if the end game is building something serious
>> but
>> somewhat compact and reliable with enough output to
>> get one under
>> some serious surveillance.
>> I imagine the higher the RPM the less necessary
>> larger caps.
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>> On 1/26/2019 12:26 PM,
>> [email protected]
>> [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Have the capacitor charge and at its null
>> neutral
>> discharge it with the non reflecting diode
>> plug method ,
>> say for 9 phases 18 diodes , 18 capacitors and
>> 18 trigger
>> scr switches.
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>> remember that i had given this in segments
>> each segment
>> has specific applications and effects .
>>
>>
>>
>> assemble them and you have year 2500 ZPE
>> technology .
>>
>>
>>
>> list of basic things, way to capture an RE
>> signal and
>> transfer it to a JOULE potential as a dc
>> voltage in a
>> capacitor.
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>> Way to discharge this potential with no
>> reflection to
>> source ..
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>> relate to Normans neutral spike and you have
>> it all !
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>> OU is transformation taking energy from one
>> domain and
>> converting it to another .
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>> (H)
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>> ---In [email protected],
>> <schoonersolsticemoon@...>
>> wrote :
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>> Hector
>> Is
>> it then better to rectify the AC as soon as
>> it is made
>> at the coil, so that it can be combined as a
>> high
>> current DC, with the product of the other
>> coils in
>> parallel?
>> Buffering
>> this in a capacitor, then inverting it, if
>> one wants AC,
>> that can be then changed to the voltage
>> output, one may
>> want?
>> The
>> trick is to have a simple stupid
>>
>> Inverter that has no brain that shuts it
>> off, when high,
>> or low signals, are recieved, due to
>> fluctuations in the
>> power.
>> I
>> used deep cycle 6 volt batteries, instead of
>> a
>> capacitor, but would rather not, if possible
>> to replace
>> them.
>> The
>> do seem to suck up any signal coming to
>> them, though,
>> and make it tame.
>> Cheers
>> Warren
>>
>> Sent
>> from Yahoo Mail on
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>> On Sat, 26 Jan 2019 at 7:13 AM,
>> arkresearch@... [EVGRAY]
>> <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
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>> In RV triple flux
>> capacitor was used
>> to excite alternator
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>> ,rectified at WYE center
>> to get DC
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>> in multi phase WYE DC
>> motor
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>> you have an 3x3 flux
>> impedance (9
>> coils) within a common
>> WYE center .
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>> can use 9 capacitors 18
>> diode
>> bridge to play ...use
>> 40 phases
>> make that 40 caps
>>
>> 80 diode bridge to dc
>> conversion
>> adding the 40 coil
>> shorting gates to
>> the coils .
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>> (H)
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>> ---In [email protected],
>> <mkjekyll@...>
>> wrote :
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>> Hi Ole,
>> Why u instead of V?
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>> Yes the inductor is a
>> current
>> source and acts as a
>> current
>> flywheel, good
>> metaphor.
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>> Can you explain the
>> fabled flux
>> capacitor of Faraday
>> and what may
>> indeed be considered
>> as such if
>> one uses plasma states
>> for
>> instance?
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>> On
>> 1/25/2019 1:33 PM, onielsen@...
>> [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Hi Norman,
>> Mick,
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>> "...a
>> reverse
>> current is being
>> induced into
>> the iron
>> core coil
>> with the
>> reverse
>> polarity."
>>
>> The current
>> continues in the
>> same direction
>> while the
>> voltage or
>> tension changes
>> sign. The
>> current can't be
>> stopped or
>> having its
>> direction
>> changed in a jump
>> as it is always
>> continuous.
>> It would be like
>> immediately
>> stopping or
>> changing the
>> direction of a
>> running
>> flywheel. The
>> force required
>> or given off is
>> like the
>> voltage when
>> speaking coils.
>> The voltage or
>> force will be
>> of infinite size
>> if the
>> change happens
>> in an
>> instant. The
>> current starts
>> decreasing from
>> whatever
>> value it has at
>> the
>> disruption. Only
>> how fast is
>> related to the
>> size of the
>> induced voltage
>> (u = L x
>> di/dt) where u
>> is the
>> voltage, L is
>> the inductance
>> of the coil, i
>> is the
>> current and t is
>> time. di/dt
>> is the slope of
>> the current.
>>
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>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Ole
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>>
>>
>> ---In [email protected],
>> <nwootan@...>
>> wrote :
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>> Mick, first
>> envision a
>> North-South
>> magnetic poles
>> embedded in
>> flywheel. When
>> the
>> North-South magnets
>> bridge the
>> first two poles
>> of the stator
>> (rotation) a
>> forward going
>> current is
>> induced into
>> iron core
>> coil and at
>> same time
>> charges up
>> condenser to
>> max. Important
>> note here
>> is that the
>> impedance of
>> coil is LC
>> matched to the
>> value of the
>> condenser.
>> When the
>> North-South
>> magnets move
>> over to the
>> middle and
>> last poles,
>> breaker points
>> open and at
>> same time a
>> reverse
>> current is
>> being induced
>> into the iron
>> core coil
>> with the
>> reverse polarity,
>> the condenser
>> discharges
>> through coil
>> windings to
>> frame ground.
>> With the
>> condenser
>> being charged
>> via the
>> forward going
>> current, 1st
>> step, when it
>> discharges
>> into coil a
>> reverse
>> current is being
>> induced by
>> moving magnets.
>> In effect you
>> have
>> opposing
>> currents,
>> opposite
>> polarity,
>>
>> (BUCKING-OPPOSED) which
>> cause a
>> miniature magnetic
>> flux
>> annihilation event
>> and a
>> MAGNETO-ELECTRIC,
>> micro EMP
>> event. That is
>> the reason the
>> old
>> magnetos had
>> such a
>> powerful spark
>> even when
>> you turned
>> them by hand at
>> super low
>> RPM. I worked
>> on thousands
>> of them on my
>> magneto test
>> bench. Norm
>>
>>
>> On
>> 1/25/2019 9:20
>> AM, Mick mkjekyll@...
>> [EVGRAY]
>> wrote:
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>> Norm,
>> So this
>> is the same
>> effect
>> from the 3
>> pole
>> magneto you
>> showed
>> us, when the
>> cap
>> discharges
>> during
>> the
>>
>> collapsing flyback
>> pulse
>> and compresses
>> the
>> delta?
>> Were
>> three poles
>> used in
>> parallel in
>> order to
>> make sure
>> the iron
>> was fully
>>
>> saturated even at
>> low
>> speed in the old
>>
>> magneto?
>>
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>> On
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>> 1/25/2019 9:35 AM,
>> Norman
>> Wootan nwootan@...
>> [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Your quote,
>> feed
>> it a
>>
>> reverse
>>
>> potential as
>>
>> voltage is
>>
>> maximal peaking
>> and
>> you have a
>>
>> mother of an EMP
>>
>> neutral spike on
>> your
>> hands
>>
>> !
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>> Yeeeeeeaaaaah!
>>
>> Hector my
>>
>> friend, you got
>> it
>> exactly
>>
>> right. In all my
>>
>> experience with
>> old
>> time
>>
>> magnetos, this
>> is
>> exactly how
>> the
>> conderser
>>
>> discharge
>>
>> through the
>>
>> primary windings
>>
>> happens with
>>
>> reverse
>>
>> polarity. Bang,
>> you
>> get a sharp
>>
>> crack spark
>>
>> discharge in the
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>> bright blue wave
>>
>> lengths. Not a
>>
>> measily orange
>>
>> spark without
>> any
>> zip to it.
>> The
>> 5HP
>>
>> compressor, EMP
>> test
>> I did works
>> this
>> way.
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>> On
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>> 1/25/2019 6:35
>> AM,
>> arkresearch@...
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>> [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> If you
>>
>> short a coil
>>
>> current
>>
>> becomes
>>
>> maximal
>>
>> voltage stays
>>
>> lag at zero
>>
>> upon max core
>>
>> saturation ,
>>
>> then at short
>>
>> cut off
>>
>> ,voltage
>>
>> becomes
>>
>> leading and
>>
>> maximal as
>>
>> current drop
>> to
>> zero ...
>>
>> basic RF
>>
>> neutral spike
>>
>> dynamics !
>>
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>>
>>
>> feed it a
>>
>> reverse
>>
>> potential as
>>
>> voltage is
>>
>> maximal
>>
>> peaking and
>>
>> you have a
>>
>> mother of an
>>
>> EMP neutral
>>
>> spike on your
>>
>> hands !
>>
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>> (H) other
>>
>> methods are
>>
>> applicable ,,,
>>
>> rotary is best
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>> for simplicity
>> ,
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>> ---In [email protected],
>> <konehead@...>
>>
>> wrote :
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>> Hi
>>
>> Mick
>>
>>
>> "would require
>>
>> shorting to
>>
>> saturate the
>>
>> core from
>>
>> passing a
>>
>> magnet"
>>
>>
>> Did you mean:
>>
>>
>> "would require
>>
>> shorting to
>>
>> saturate the
>>
>> core from a
>>
>> passing
>>
>> magnet" ?
>>
>> I
>> don't know
>>
>> something
>>
>> else?
>>
>>
>> Also wouldn't
>> a
>> shorted coil
>>
>> become rf
>>
>> transmitter
>>
>> not so much an
>>
>> antenna?
>>
>>
>> Anyways still
>>
>> confused but
>>
>> just half way
>>
>> confused now..
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>> Kone
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