Imhotep's Radiant Oscillator Video

[ren]

Wonder if you can just hook it to your water pipes?

[Agongon]

Ren:

You have other options too. Use your cable TV's grounding system or of your telephone's. Goodluck!

[sirmikey1]

The plumbing is a good ground (water pipes)

[Bodkins]

Warning Safety First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The plumbing is a good ground (water pipes)

WARNING TO EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!
Please dont connect to water pipes or tv cables or anything on the grid.
If we are pulling in the energy and there is a short We are in trouble,Big trouble!!!!!!!!!!!
i have seen small sparke for the ground to the light connection if i had this connected to pipes Nightmmare!!!!
Think about sparkes in the pipes GAS PIPES!!!!!!!
BANG!!!!!!!

[Bodkins]

Thank You lidmotor
your fan sounds like mine look like the same effect try the Volt meter for flow dirrection.at different frquency it can push or pull its weird!
get it pulling in then try the cap filling, diode on the postive to ground,negative to light i use a 200v 4.7uf.
going to try a diode on the negative too, so the energy can only go out of the cap,not in from light.if this works! thats proof of dirrection!!!!!!!!!!
another video coming soon with more crap camera work for you all.LOL


thank everone for running with this.



The pulsing is a great tool and you nailed it! well done!
running off a solar panel too, brilliant!

[Agongon]

Bodkins's Experiment Schematic-My_Interpretation

esaruoho, nat1971a, Soldyur, and others like us:

This is for you all. I hope it serves a purpose and solves some confusions.

This is open for correction...as always.

Again my thanks to everyone especially John Bedini and Imhotep.

[Bodkins]

Carl, Bodkins, Lidmotor:

To get a good grounding connection, a long copper rod is needed about 9 feet in lenght underground. Copper tubings use in airconditioning/refrigeration can be used. Then about a half foot just above the ground, clean the other end of the ground copper rod to a shiny one. Solder your wire onto it and insulate it with whatever insulating materials you have (PVC tape, varnish, PVC glue for connecting PVC pipe, etc). This is done to have grounding contacts "foolproof".

This is just a suggestion. We can always modify but the idea is to get a good ground and a solid contact.

A capacitor bank then can be done connected to it. Goodluck to everyone.

i dont now if we need a ground at all but we need to start somewhere and it works.
anntenas i think will work too but at what frequecny?
caps pulsed back, some how, to the primary is what im hoping lidmotor will do i cant see why not.
only thing is getting the cap out of the system to pulse it back to the primary,



if you live like trazan try a plant pot!!! or a tree this has worked in the past read bedini web site stubblefield and stuff like that also the earth battery tread is very important

take care ALL

[Bodkins]

esaruoho, nat1971a, Soldyur, and others like us:

This is for you all. I hope it serves a purpose and solves some confusions.

This is open for correction...as always.

Again my thanks to everyone especially John Bedini and Imhotep.

Thanks agongon thats really funny
YES THANK YOU MR BEDINI AND IMHOTEP
If i ever get to meet you imhotep im making you godfather to my kids,


one thing is my resistant is a 4.7pot and a 1k pot to tweek.
Looks great Agongon people can work form this, Cool

[nat1971a]

Thanks for the schematic Agongon. Thats clears everything up.

Great work everybody.

Cheers

Nat

[Allcanadian]

@bodkins

i dont now if we need a ground at all but we need to start somewhere and it works.
anntenas i think will work too but at what frequecny?
caps pulsed back, some how, to the primary is what im hoping lidmotor will do i cant see why not.
only thing is getting the cap out of the system to pulse it back to the primary,

You are correct a ground is not required. When you consider the qualities of the current utilized it should become obvious that the energy transfer is based on "surface area"---capacitance. You are not "lighting" the cfl with an electrical current persay when using a one wire setup, how could you? The high potential currents seek a lower potential in any form it can find, this form can be the extended surface area of the ionized conductive gasses of the clf. Your ground is the space surrounding any conductor, the extent of the ground is based on surface area, but we have to let go of this silly concept of ground. A better option is the "source" and "sink" relationship which uses relative terms, a sink is a condition of matter or space which has the ability to expand the compressed condition of the source. In expanding the source its potential has been lowered and this is the reason energy is directed towards the sink. It should also be considered that a conductive rod buried in the earth, a ground ,can be a source or a sink depending on the qualities of the currents imparted to the grounded conductor. The frequency of the currents also plays an important role, if energy is stored in the space surrounding a conductor (the sink) then when the source is removed this energy in the sink becomes a source in itself relative to any other lower potential and a reversal of flow can occur. So at any given potential, inductance and capacitance there is a natural rythm of give and take which exists, if the source is not in sync with this natural rythm inefficiencies and losses occur. I hope this helps to simplify things.
Best Regards

[hh1341]

A Must Read

@bodkins

You are correct a ground is not required. When you consider the qualities of the current utilized it should become obvious that the energy transfer is based on "surface area"---capacitance. You are not "lighting" the cfl with an electrical current persay when using a one wire setup, how could you? The high potential currents seek a lower potential in any form it can find, this form can be the extended surface area of the ionized conductive gasses of the clf. Your ground is the space surrounding any conductor, the extent of the ground is based on surface area, but we have to let go of this silly concept of ground. A better option is the "source" and "sink" relationship which uses relative terms, a sink is a condition of matter or space which has the ability to expand the compressed condition of the source. In expanding the source its potential has been lowered and this is the reason energy is directed towards the sink. It should also be considered that a conductive rod buried in the earth, a ground ,can be a source or a sink depending on the qualities of the currents imparted to the grounded conductor. The frequency of the currents also plays an important role, if energy is stored in the space surrounding a conductor (the sink) then when the source is removed this energy in the sink becomes a source in itself relative to any other lower potential and a reversal of flow can occur. So at any given potential, inductance and capacitance there is a natural rythm of give and take which exists, if the source is not in sync with this natural rythm inefficiencies and losses occur. I hope this helps to simplify things.

Best Regards

Thanks Allcanadian

I hope this helps to simplify things.

It sure does.

It explains Bodkins reverse flow from the earthed conductor when he tuned in the sweet spot (resonance)

Carl

[sirmikey1]

caps pulsed back, some how, to the primary is what im hoping lidmotor will do i cant see why not. only thing is getting the cap out of the system to pulse it back to the primary,

Why didn't I think of that?, just pull the cap out of the
circuit while dumping using a double pole relay or anything
similar...
Thanks....

[Bodkins]

@bodkins

You are correct a ground is not required. When you consider the qualities of the current utilized it should become obvious that the energy transfer is based on "surface area"---capacitance. You are not "lighting" the cfl with an electrical current persay when using a one wire setup, how could you? The high potential currents seek a lower potential in any form it can find, this form can be the extended surface area of the ionized conductive gasses of the clf. Your ground is the space surrounding any conductor, the extent of the ground is based on surface area, but we have to let go of this silly concept of ground. A better option is the "source" and "sink" relationship which uses relative terms, a sink is a condition of matter or space which has the ability to expand the compressed condition of the source. In expanding the source its potential has been lowered and this is the reason energy is directed towards the sink. It should also be considered that a conductive rod buried in the earth, a ground ,can be a source or a sink depending on the qualities of the currents imparted to the grounded conductor. The frequency of the currents also plays an important role, if energy is stored in the space surrounding a conductor (the sink) then when the source is removed this energy in the sink becomes a source in itself relative to any other lower potential and a reversal of flow can occur. So at any given potential, inductance and capacitance there is a natural rythm of give and take which exists, if the source is not in sync with this natural rythm inefficiencies and losses occur. I hope this helps to simplify things.
Best Regards

I aggree with everthing you say i had to call it somethine people can understand. i talk to people about using the ground because if you call it energy from the vacum they driftoff to sleep.it gos overthere head if they have no idea of bedini or imhotep tesla so on.
got two videos coming with proof of the pull energy effect.
take care B

[DavidE]

Bodkins Inspired test, what does it mean?

Bodkins

I watched your youtube video but thought that I may search
for similar effects with the lv SSG. Here is what I found.

I built a standard SSG, orginal schematic Imhotep/Bedini.

12v 7a Primary battery
(2) 6v 4a Charge batteries hooked in series

I disconnected the positive lead going to the charge battery (the one with the diode).

I spun the fan to start resonation and turned the pot until the fan stopped spinning, but kept up its resonant audible pitch.

1st test. I tested voltage (dc) on the anode side and got a +2.2v and with a little twist of the pot I could adjust up to +2.9v Note: if you go too far out of the resonant range with the pot, it will quench the resonation and you will need to re-start it. (these actual numbers will vary based on type and condition of the power source that you are using)

2nd test. I tested the voltage on the cathode side (the side that would normally be hooked to the + on the charge battery) it read +36v. Hmmm. I then connected an earth ground to the cathode side and the voltage went up to +43v. This is without it being attached to the battery.

3rd test. Once earth ground is attached, and your voltmeter probe is still connected to the cathode side of your diode... touch various parts of your circuit and notice which parts of it produce a favorable rise in voltage, or the opposite. In fact you can even touch the insulated wire on your hooked up voltmeter, voltage increases! Very strange.

An earth ground (or something about that type of effect) seems to make certain parts of the circuit open to atmospheric flow or promote some kind of radiant properties. Where the earth ground is best placed in the circuit is open to further work. I must admit that I noticed Bedini's earth ground symbol on his simple SG circuit but at the time didn't bother exploring it's benefit.

Bedini's SG


Bodkins... working with the hv circuit, got frizzy hair yet >


If any of you have questions (I have millions) be gentle, I have the electrical IQ of a 10 year old.

[hh1341]

Next

The thing we need to determine now is...........

Can the circuit get nailed down and stabilized, so that it will operate at the flip of a switch, without requiring the attention of periodic tuning.
Since the radiant waxes and wains, it will probably cause drift. Maybe some kind of circuit can be built that will indicate when she is singing the right note. Or to be more exact....."The choir is singing in Harmony"


Carl