That was unexpected.... (Magnacoaster)

[Joit]

Maybe he is, and only get few Watts out, and has very weak Lights.

I think there is a Way to get from Magnets current out too,
Coler did it also with his Apparatus. but he did go back through the magnets into the Coils again.

the normal Way, to just have a Magnet as Core dont works.

At this Pic here from Post #62, there is a Core the Magnets are away from the Coil, the Coil is between turning and steady Magnets and is connected with a Core to the Magnets.
One Side, i think, when you can come into right Resonance with the Magnets with the (opposite)Field from the Coil, it maybe could work.

[vrand]

Perhaps i was right when i say that one can pickup the power from the magnets , gotoluc appeared to be on the same way, charles flynn of parallel path tech is the same. I was f@cking right.

Seems that Richard Willis used Permalloy in order to do the core of the coil in his pulse motor, it says the motor is only for the timing, the radiant is amplified by the magnets

Seems that it produces energy from the ferromagnetic domains.

From a Richard post, here is a pic of his magnets, to steel bars, to windings over the same flat steel bars?

Does not look like Permalloy core? What could they be

[gotoluc]

Hi everyone,

I did do tests of different ideas I had but have not found anything special.

@darkwizard, I don't have the answers as to how to get a permanent magnet Vortex to boost voltage and Amps without the input amps going up also.

I can double voltage and amp output by using some Neo magnets on a ferrite core coil (nothing with steel core) but so will the input amps climb at the same time.

BTW, does anyone know what that component on Richards coil is?... I attached the picture with a black circle on it.

If anyone knows what that is and can give as much detail as possible that could help me test other things.

Thanks to all for sharing

Luc

[Joit]

It looks like a simple unpoled Capacitor, i saw similar at other Motors.
They are maybe 0,30 - 0,40µf

[EgmQC]

Its a reed switch used for Door. look at the shape.

Best Regards,
Eric

[vrand]

Hi Mike,
I don't know how Magnacoaster uses his magnets. I know he was switching flux to power a motor, and I assume he went on to a MEG type mechanism after that, but that's only a guess.
I wish I understood better just what mechanism causes magnetic current to become electric current. I have yet to find a really good explanation detailing exactly what happens during induction. I have my own ideas, but they're incomplete and unproven.
My main question is: Why is electrical current induced in a copper wire that is moving through a magnetic field. What happens in the wire when it is "cutting through the lines of force"? What is it about physical motion that causes this interaction?
All I know is that I still have a lot to learn.

Cheers,

Ted

Hi Ted,

To add to the mystery to your question,

Dr. William J. HOOPER, discovered a third field called Motional Electric Field:

In his manuscript, "New Horizons in Electric, Magnetic, and
Gravitational Field Theory",

(online at William J. Hooper: New Horizons In Electric, Magnetic And Gravitational Field Theory )

Dr. Hooper defines three electric fields with distinct characteristics:

- the electrostatic

- the transformer electric field, which is produced by a changing magnetic field intensity (your original question)

- and the motionally induced electric field

The Late / Great Dr. William Hooper- a Brief Synopsis
The Late / Great Dr. William Hooper- a Brief Synopsis - Molecular Biology Forum Life Science Forums

Bob Boyce's 6.5" toroidal coils, he uses for his 100 cell hydroxy series cell design, produces a motional electric field Bob calls longitudinal energy, that sends a bias DC with AC pulses to the cell to efficiently create hydroxy gas output greater than Faraday. Water easily converts this energy to create hydroxy gas.

The fast switching required to create a motional electric field was done by Tesla to power his Pierce 50hp DC electric motor car from the transmitter in Colorado Springs. Tesla converted the motional electric field pulses, 1500 miles away in Pennsylvania, with an antenna and 16 vacuum tubes to get several thousand volts at 5 amps output per vacuum tube to power his DC motor.

How to do what Tesla did with vacuum tubes and try to do with modern solid state transistors is our current challenge.

-Mike R.

[Aaron]

motional field

Mike,

Floyd Sweet refers to motional field as well...not sure if the same one but that is the reference that I've read.

[rickoff]

The fast switching required to create a motional electric field was done by Tesla to power his Pierce 50hp DC electric motor car from the transmitter in Colorado Springs. Tesla converted the motional electric field pulses, 1500 miles away in Pennsylvania, with an antenna and 16 vacuum tubes to get several thousand volts at 5 amps output per vacuum tube to power his DC motor.
-Mike R.

Mike, do you remember where you read this information? Something about it doesn't seem quite right, since Tesla performed his Colorado Springs experiments around 1899-1900, and then returned to New York to begin the Wardenclyffe project. Tesla's Pierce Arrow electric car was an early 1930's model, according to most sources. And transmitting from the Colorado facility to Pennsylvania was quite unlikely. In a 1903 letter to J.P. Morgan, Tesla wrote about the Colorado facility saying, "The old plant has never worked beyond a few hundred miles. Apart of imperfections of the apparatus design there were four defects, each of which was fatal to success."

Rick

[darkwizard]

Richard Willis claims: 12 v 5 amp IN 200v 2 amp OUT at the last motor/gen unit in the video, with inverters.

The pulse motor has one or two coils, the coil input is 5 AMP, maybe that is the key.

He needs that special mechanical switch in order to move big currents into the coil and deactivate the neo magnets, moving big currents into the coil with neo magnets behind the coil is something that i never proved, i only proved neo magnets in a solid state circuit but the input per coil don't was more than 500 mamp or 1 amp.

[darkwizard]

new magnetic motor goes 2000 rpm without load 1000 rpm with load

Read this post, i think that RW is a liar

[vrand]

Mike, do you remember where you read this information? Something about it doesn't seem quite right, since Tesla performed his Colorado Springs experiments around 1899-1900, and then returned to New York to begin the Wardenclyffe project. Tesla's Pierce Arrow electric car was an early 1930's model, according to most sources. And transmitting from the Colorado facility to Pennsylvania was quite unlikely. In a 1903 letter to J.P. Morgan, Tesla wrote about the Colorado facility saying, "The old plant has never worked beyond a few hundred miles. Apart of imperfections of the apparatus design there were four defects, each of which was fatal to success."

Rick

Rick, the information came from the Tesla writings that were taken from his apartment after his death.

J.W. McGinnis, president of the "International Tesla Society," was given 10's of thousands of pages in boxes of these Tesla writings, with the condition that they were not to be copied or published, but only allowed to be viewed.

Bob Boyce spent a couple hours reading some of the writings while on his cross country trip to the west coast in his hydroxy boosted Prius last year.

J.W. McGinnis first met Bob when they were filming the 2006 video in Bob's workshop (see Google video). J.W. invited Bob to read some of the writings when Bob stopped by Colorado Springs.

Give J.W. a call if you are in the area and maybe you can get to read some of his lost writings.

-Mike R.

[Mark]

Its nothing but a big scam, Richard has proven absolutly nothing! I read the entire thread and he has not answered any questions on validating the out put.

[gotoluc]

It looks like a simple unpoled Capacitor, i saw similar at other Motors.
They are maybe 0,30 - 0,40µf

Hi Joit,

thanks for the reply. That's what I thought but it looks like a different shape then most capacitors! unless it's a super capacitor! they kind of look like that.

Could you find the picture you saw or find any pictures for that matter that would look like this component which would hopefully have information on it.

Thanks for your time.

Luc

[gotoluc]

Its a reed switch used for Door. look at the shape.

Best Regards,
Eric

Hi Eric,

thanks for your reply. That is an interesting conclusion but it looks like the casing is made of metal and if that is the case it would not work correctly as a magnetic reed switch I think ... if you are sure of what it is, could you find a picture of it with the description of what it is.

Thank you for your time.

Luc

[darkwizard]

Is a big reed switch