Watch out for DISINFO !!!!!
From Ed Skilling - A Story of Free Energy - August 1962. Original page 20.
The Capacitors C1 and C2 are the most difficult to build .....
The foil from two capacitors Pyramid electrolytic TM58 must be removed ......
A TM58 capacitor should measure, including foil and paper, 91+1/8 long and 2+3/4 in. wide.
Wipe off excess electrolytic .....
One side of the paper holding the foil will be full length, the opposite side will be split with terminal connections appearing at each end of the split portion.
The capacitors that were used in the early experiments had a gap between the split foil of 3/4 of an inch.
After insulating the cylinders, wrap the capacitor foil and paper around each of the cylinders.
Start at one end with the long unsplit foil on the inside and wrap the full length onto the cylinder.
"capacitor foil and paper" singular !!!!!
Drawing shows two 'Original terminals of capacitor.'
If the correct tensions were applied while wrapping the capacitor paper and foil, the measured capacity should be 0.0078uF.
NOT ANYWHERE does it state to wind more than the single long foil plus paper.
NOT ANYWHERE is there mention of any other capacitance value.
That 7.8nF is the cylinder to foil value I estimated yesterday.
One of the re-used solder tags clearly went directly to the cylinder as per the photo in Post#387 above !
Short circuits of the capacitor will render the results useless ....
This would short out the winding fields before they could energise the sleeve core.
For accuracy the capacitors should be measured with a reliable capacitor bridge.
(for balance between flip-flopping magnetic pulse energised core-cap assemblies)
I have suggested that the Fe of the sleevecore is magnetic field induced to emit beta radiation.
Beta radiaction meeting aluminium foil will generate a potential with respect to source.
Connection of the sleeve core and aluminium foil terminals to a positively phased feedback winding will ........
The Art of Lying is to not tell lies,
but to create 'truth' using half-TRUTHs !
So be careful whose 'truth's you BELIEVE,
and figure out why you were told them !
GSM: March 2013.
Cheers .............. Graham.
From Ed Skilling - A Story of Free Energy - August 1962. Original page 20.
The Capacitors C1 and C2 are the most difficult to build .....
The foil from two capacitors Pyramid electrolytic TM58 must be removed ......
A TM58 capacitor should measure, including foil and paper, 91+1/8 long and 2+3/4 in. wide.
Wipe off excess electrolytic .....
One side of the paper holding the foil will be full length, the opposite side will be split with terminal connections appearing at each end of the split portion.
The capacitors that were used in the early experiments had a gap between the split foil of 3/4 of an inch.
After insulating the cylinders, wrap the capacitor foil and paper around each of the cylinders.
Start at one end with the long unsplit foil on the inside and wrap the full length onto the cylinder.
"capacitor foil and paper" singular !!!!!
Drawing shows two 'Original terminals of capacitor.'
If the correct tensions were applied while wrapping the capacitor paper and foil, the measured capacity should be 0.0078uF.
NOT ANYWHERE does it state to wind more than the single long foil plus paper.
NOT ANYWHERE is there mention of any other capacitance value.
That 7.8nF is the cylinder to foil value I estimated yesterday.
One of the re-used solder tags clearly went directly to the cylinder as per the photo in Post#387 above !
Short circuits of the capacitor will render the results useless ....
This would short out the winding fields before they could energise the sleeve core.
For accuracy the capacitors should be measured with a reliable capacitor bridge.
(for balance between flip-flopping magnetic pulse energised core-cap assemblies)
I have suggested that the Fe of the sleevecore is magnetic field induced to emit beta radiation.
Beta radiaction meeting aluminium foil will generate a potential with respect to source.
Connection of the sleeve core and aluminium foil terminals to a positively phased feedback winding will ........
The Art of Lying is to not tell lies,
but to create 'truth' using half-TRUTHs !
So be careful whose 'truth's you BELIEVE,
and figure out why you were told them !
GSM: March 2013.
Cheers .............. Graham.
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