Daniel McFarland Cook

[Vinyasi]

Cool

@Vinyasi,

Right! Ossie has his "Reed Switch" positioned 90 degrees from mine pictured above at the bottom. My "Reed Switch" is parallel to the radius. Positioning the "Reed Switch" the way I do makes it much easier to find the sweet spot. I'm building Ossie's circuit right now and plan to demonstrate the increased effectiveness of my location.

Can't wait to see it...

[Allen Burgess]

Back spike transformer.

Take a look at this Hi to low voltage synchronous motor stator transformer: The revelation discovered by me is that core inductance is completely interchangeable with coil windings. Therefore, the elongated cores are the same as huge copper wound coils.

[Vinyasi]

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Take a look at this Hi to low voltage synchronous motor stator transformer: The revelation discovered by me is that core inductance is completely interchangeable with coil windings. Therefore, the elongated cores are the same as huge copper wound coils.

Wish I could see this. I use blogspot.com to save an image without posting, nor publishing, it to get a free link. Or else, I'll attach an image to a post here and use its link in the body of the post.

Cheers.

[Allen Burgess]

Image.

Ossie Callanan sends the very high voltage kickback from his oscillating Reed Switch to a bank of specially conditioned deep cycle batteries. The Reed Switch transitions to a plasma discharge at higher R.P.M's. George Chaniotakis lights fluorescent bulbs with the BEMF. This innovative transformer should step it down to useable amperage.

@Vinyasi,

(I'm attaching a JPEG to this comment now, please be patient). The transformer is on the right. The elongated stators behave as large copper coils:

[Allen Burgess]

Reed plasma oscillator.

Actually, this is an even bettor circuit then Ossie's for the kickback generator from George Chaniotakis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I24nDi_q-EU

[Allen Burgess]

Plasma Reed Schematic

[Vinyasi]

Great Video!

Actually, this is an even bettor circuit then Ossie's for the kickback generator from George Chaniotakis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I24nDi_q-EU

Thanks for the video link! Who says you can't get energy from a magnet?

[Vinyasi]

Oops, no image...

Would love to see this...

[altrez]

Does anyone have a schematic of that circuit in the YouTube vid?

-Altrez

[Allen Burgess]

Chaniotakis schematic

Here's the schematic in attachment form:

[Allen Burgess]

transformer.

I'm measuring a 1 to 20,000 voltage reduction ratio with the pmh locked synchronous motor stator u core transformer pictured in comment 84 above. I 'm uploading a video. Inductance powers this transfer.

[Vinyasi]

Is that a neon bulb the coil is wrapped around?

Here's the schematic in attachment form:

What is that mysterious component? Thanks for the pic.

[Allen Burgess]

Transformer.

Here's a video of the voltage measurement. I measured the A.C. amperage into the multimeter at .50 then attached the output leads to a soldering iron and the amperage increased to 1.10 to match the load.

I would have to ground the secondary to measure the actual amperage. This is potentially an extremely hazardous test.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYJH_RwR-kc

[Allen Burgess]

Induction heater.

I plan to connect a thick copper coil between the secondary leads to test as an induction heater. I should be able to heat a screw driver red hot inserted inside it.

Chaniotakis demonstrates a "Reed Plasma" oscillator that generates 20,000 volts off a pen light battery. It acts as the LC tank in an induction heater. Connected to this high inductance stator transformer, the secondary may power an induction heating coil from George's kind of "Plasma Oscillator".

[Allen Burgess]

Induction heating.

Induction heating involves three parameters; Voltage, amperage and frequency. Wall current is at 60 Hz; The "Reed Switch Plasma Oscillation" is upwards of 45,000 Hz.