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Here are my notes from the Dotto Ring experiment.
Yes! It worked to my satisfaction! I had a piece of DC buss bar copper
(99.9 copper), 36 " long X 3 " wide X 1/2 " thick that I heated and
"dead soft" annealed to get a four decimal place .0000 on a DVM.
Formed the 12 " circle coil with a two inch opening between the ends.
After forming the circle, had to re-anneal to remove any work hardening
from the forming process! (Very important). Heated one end with a
Bunsen burner and cooled the other end with some liquid CO2 and got
about 50 milivolts on the DVM across the ends. The bar resistivity was
probably around .ooo1 ohms Ohm's Law said there was about 500 amps
flowing cause a good magnetic field was generated. Satisfied me that
the "Thermonic principle worked! I had a lot of real neat RF Tank
coils wound with 3/8" copper tubing that I got from Varian Corp. Dallas
and the old Continental Corp, Dallas and asked Engineers about how they
were made. Same annealing process to lower resistance to lowest
possible value then they were "silver plated"! Hector has seen a
"million" of them! Lol
On 2/3/2019 7:25 AM, Norman Wootan wrote:
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> Talking about Anti-Gravity, take a look at this Patent.
> https://patents.google.com/patent/US3839771
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> I actually formed a Dotto ring out of 3 inch wide X 1/2 inch thick X
> 36 inch long yielding a 12 inch of pure copper bar stock into the
> familiar ring design of Dotto. By heating one end of ring with butane
> flame and cooling other end with liquid CO2, measured the millivolt
> differential of the ring ends and , using Ohms Law calculated a
> flowing current of several thousands of amps. You say , Flowing with
> open circuit of ring ends, the current flows one way on the surface
> of the copper and returns to the other end via the core
> conductivity. Really strange. The bridge is made of material which
> will cause oscillations in the current flow of which I never built.
> At least I did the experiment.
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> Ever think of some "heat pumping" ??? Oscillating 20K amps! all
> kinds of possibilities plus you may get "Lift off" at the right freq! Lol
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> On 3/22/2018 11:47 AM, Dave Muckerman [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
>> I be damned, I see this could be use as a primary with oscillating
>> 20k amps.
>> But cooling and heating the ends would be be energy costly right?
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>> On Thursday, March 22, 2018 10:23 AM, "Norman Wootan [email protected]
>> [EVGRAY]" <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> https://patents.google.com/patent/US3839771
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