MRA -Amganteic resonance amplifier REP

[ashtweth]

I hope the Patent office has a nice Christmas, as things might not be
so merry there next year. AHEM. I'll be adding these results and
example of this case to this page.
Patent Office
(refresh page)

Norm's testimony of this can be found on his page.
MRA - EVGray
(refresh page)

Thanks to Joel and Norm we finally got the circuit working.
It is one hope that the none profit org can get some
remuneration for Norm and Joel. They have been through enough.

Now, back to the shop and circuits, here are all the values, and here
is a SHORT video, ill be adding it in the suppression video with full
example and script. I think your gonna like the numbers.

Here they are:
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Guys, if we can get it working, YOU CAN. I am interested in
reconciliation of Norms case, and helping this circuit get known (none
profit). I am sure you guys are going to have fun with this and will
help Norm and Joel if you replicate it. If so please send it to us/Ash.

Now request for tests etc, send them to me (Ash), Norm was so kind he
sent us 2, Andrew (panacea engineer) had an idea that we can get more
out put by stepping down the voltage of the secondary to to increase
the current out put into the LEDS. Should be able to light them all,
just a theory comments welcome.

I think you guys are going to have fun with the input and out put
numbers. Try adding a 1.5 watt amplifier and have fun and play safe.
=). The fun i am gonna have is with the patent office hohohohoho.

A little festive.
Thanks to Norm and Joel.

Here is the Video (Andrew and i are talking)
Panacea-BOCAF MRA replication
You tube coming, for those subscribed to the channel it will be there soon

This will be moved up from a research paper to a COURSE now on the
Updates of the doc coming, its on the open source engineers university
site. If you have not been there lately, i just want to emphasize this.

"The following manuals have been compiled by the open source energy
community. Open source engineering is all about research and
development, sharing ideas and achievements, using each other's
experiences as our own stepping stones and to move forward as a group.
Each of us provides encouragement and appreciation for open sharing
and participates in a collective non profit effort to bring neglected
and suppressed technologies into public hands. We work on no Budget."
- Panacea University

Also your name email and country on this page will help get more
momentum into reform of the patent office.
Patent Office

More tests coming guys...RV/TV and MRA too.
Energy in equals energy out :P


Ash

[Guest]

Yes I have heard of this device before and I have some plans for it, but was not sure where to get the barium titanite piezo tranducer from.

[ashtweth]

Alex, the old welders Norman got it from don't exist any more, but i am positive there is one some where, in the document i found a link where they sell piezo's

Now you have to read that document, you can not just solder wires on them thats the trick part, ill have a tutorial like Rens as we do it. let me know if the link in the doc cannot find the and ill see what i can do my friend.

Ash

[ashtweth]

i think the COP is 6. We could light up more LED's for
the same power. Was just a short and sweet proof of principle.

Thing to do now is to create a power source that doesn't need to
energize the Signal Gen. It takes more power to energize the signal
gen , 240V at 50hertz going in then it gets stepped down to +/- 24volt
DC to then putts out .04 of a watt to create the signal.
We get then .252 watts out (could light up more LEDS on .04).

Most people want to see it looped before they credit Norm and Joel
with over unity, i couldn't really care for that, Norm and Joel are
awesome, AND its an efficient sound to power device that has many
applications .

We might mess around with an IMHOTEP power supply in, or inverter to
run the signal gen and loop it back that way.

MRA=Resonance
RV = Resonance
TV= Resonance

One can be extract so can the other. HOW is a good question, maybe the
MRA will help us simplify.

Ash

[howie]

signal generator

Thing to do now is to create a power source that doesn't need to
energize the Signal Gen. It takes more power to energize the signal
gen , 240V at 50hertz going in then it gets stepped down to +/- 24volt
DC to then putts out .04 of a watt to create the signal.
We get then .252 watts out (could light up more LEDS on .04).


Ash

Hi Ash,

I saw the video and I think it is not too difficult to make a low power driver if square wave drive signal is fine.

Maybe it is possible to add another winding on the MRA to get an isolated power source around 24 volts for the supply of an OP AMP like a LM358 or even an astable transistor flip flop.

If you are looking for such a circuit I may be able to help. Please specify the frequency tuning range (I hope it will be in the audio range). Answer may take a few days.

Howie

[ashtweth]

Hi Howie, just got this in from Norm.

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Great work Ash, We used step down ratios to create more current in the
sec. as you have suggested. Keep the Phi ratio in mind
when winding the magnet. The final MRA documented for the patent office
was 256:1 COP. I had a complete 12V battery
powered MRA so that I could compare DC input tp DC output. This
included 12V battery, 12V sig gen, 12V power amp,
MRA, rectifier bridge and DC resistive load. I got very close to
achieving a loop situation. The only draw back was the idle
current draw of the driving amp. I was trying to build a MOSFET power
amp, low wattage that had very little idle current draw.
I guess this is a class D amp? Thanks a million for your
efforts. Congratulations on your success. Norm
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Okay will get some Frequency figures for you ASAP.

Ash

[howie]

Hi Ash,

that are good news!

My thought was to use a double OP AMP oscillator directly because many of them can drive 600 ohm loads. But the easy and really current saving, frequency tunable generators deliver square wave signals.

Now I think the driving current went up because driving voltage in Norm's experiments is now 12V instead of 24V.

Let me know if I can help. I would need to know driving current, available supply current, frequency tuning range and if sine wave is mandatory. Square wave is much easier.

Howie

[ashtweth]

Hi Howie , thanks for that, i can't believe i answered this yesterday the post is vanished, must be working to hard.

Okay, i got a few other suggestions, also, i know its not in the Audio range sadly, i guess at this stage we should try for the Dc input.

Here is another one,

"Try using a C MOS chip for an oscillator circuit. They will run at
less then 2ma with no load on the output, as part of a looped MRA."

Will get you the Frequencies ASAP M8