Energy Conference - Graham Gunderson

[aniccame]

Did Graham Gunderson present at the energy conference today?

[hartiberlin]

Yes, I also would like to know this...
Have no members of this forum gone to the conference ?
Aaron is probably still too busy to post something.

Maybe someone else who attended can post a quick summary of the most
important speeches held there ?

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[Reiyuki]

Yes, Graham did do some presentation during the conference

The problem right now is that we're all too busy absorbing info, poking brains, and having discussions to post much (or likely anything) on the forums. I'm sure that lots of juicy stuff will start to filter in to the forum over the next couple weeks, but I may be able to give a pre-preview.

- As far as having physical stuff to see, Graham and Bedini were the stars.
Graham's presentation was with an insanely simple transformer with incredibly expensive and complicated equipment measuring it.
Fed with a plain sine wave, a device that after correcting for errors and spurious measurements ends up with a COP of something like 1.03, as well as his understanding as to what is taking place to get this anomaly. Device itself is a simple ferrite core (2 half E core, 3 coils: one drive on each side and a load across the center.) I'd rather not paraphrase or mangle his explanations, so I'll leave those to him.


As for 'important speakers', that changes depending on who you ask and what you're looking for, but there were some sticking points for me:

* Doug Lindstrom does a good job bringing everything 'into the fold' as far as sitting down with the physics of these systems. To bring some math and equations to the system to explain where overunity systems might be developed. An important point was describing space-time as not only having a 'warp' but having a 'twist'.

* Murakami's talk on Plasma Ignition was somewhat of a recap of what's already available online, but nonetheless was an interesting concept to those not familiar.

* Bedini went into some great detail on his stuff, and brought some toys to the conference for people to poke around with and take pictures of. An interesting bit was using 741op-amps to detect distortions past shielding. A key phrase that stuck with me was at the beginning describing the SG motor as being run in ATTRACTION MODE and that it is being triggered "..at or slightly past dead center". Mentions of moving bloch-walls with little energy and capturing charges inside battery chemistry.

* Paul Babcock went over common threads between his systems and others working towards this end, and spent time discussing the means of integrating into society and its impact.

* Jim Murray went over the Dynaflux Alternator (elliptical generator that changes characteristics during its cycle due to the asymmetry. Good if you're into transformers/alternators.

* And of course, Eric Dollard had his presentation weaving seemingly disparate topics (Music and Electricity) in a way that links them together, and caps it with a mathematical construct of the aether.

[hartiberlin]

Many thanks for this info. So Grahamīs device was just barely Overunity ? In the announcement video with Aaron he still spoke about a COP of about 2 !?

[Reiyuki]

Many thanks for this info. So Grahamīs device was just barely Overunity ? In the announcement video with Aaron he still spoke about a COP of about 2 !?

What's interesting is that everyone approaches the problem differently. Graham is focused heavily on measurement and magnetics so his talk focuses there.

Graham said he wanted to focus on the simplest possible system possible to show what is actually going on. Easier to understand a Wright Bros plane than a 747, even if the 747 is more efficient.

I will likely mangle his words if I go into detail, but the transformer was a regular 2 ferrite E cores with a small gap (maybe 1mm or less), with 1 drive coil at each end an output coil over the center gap. The system needed some separation so phase difference could flip flux over the gap, and I'd wager that there is either a tuned load, tuned resonant caps on the driver, or both.


Throughout the talk, there were common threads of one-way actions, parametric variation, impulses, and other ways of changing the characteristics of a system vs the normal push+pull we do in a circuit. Phasing and angles, flux-gating, core saturation, and other things that switch instead of kick. Throwing snowballs at a mountain to get an avalanche back.

[aniccame]

great post

Thanks for the synopsis! I'm excited to try to observe the effect in Graham's invention.

[Aaron]

Release Schedule

Release schedule so far:

7/25/2016 PAUL BABCOCK – BABCOCK DC MOTOR DISCLOSURE
7/27/2016 AARON MURAKAMI - COLD ELECTRICITY CIRCUIT
7/29/2016 PANEL DISCUSSION
8/1/2016 JIM MURRAY – FUNDAMENTALS OF THE TRANSFORMING GENERATOR
8/3/2016 GRAHAM GUNDERSON – MAGNETIC IMPLOSION TRANSFORMER
8/5/2016 MICHAEL WATERS – OPEN SYSTEM PHYSICS AND THERMODYNAMICS
8/9/2016 PETER LINDEMANN - BEDINI SG: BEYOND THE ADVANCED HANDBOOK
8/11/2016 KEN ROCHON - USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO SPREAD THE BREAKTHROUGH ENERGY MESSAGE
8/15/2016 ERIC DOLLARD – ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION IN MULTIPLE COORDINATE SYSTEMS
8/18/2016 MORAY B. KING – FROM NANOBUBBLES TO BALL LIGHTNING: AN OVERVIEW OF NEW ENERGY POSSIBILITIES
8/23/2016 PROFESSOR ROBERT M. HARALICK – PARAMAGNETIC AND DIAMAGNETIC FIELD EXPERIMENTS
8/25/2016 AARON MURAKAMI – PULSED PLASMA MOTOR – KEY TO THE GRAY MOTOR?
8/27/2016 AARON MURAKAMI - SCOTCH YOKE BOB TEAL MOTOR

[Aaron]

Magnetic Implosion Transformer

Will release Graham's presentation tomorrow.

[Aaron]

Magnetic Implosion Transformer posts moved

Mark and all,

I moved all the Magnetic Implosion Transformer posts to this dedicated thread: http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...plication.html

Please continue any replication attempts or related posts to this device to that thread.

Thanks!