Hey all. I have been working quite a bit trying to understand more about Tesla's patents, and how they relate to Steven Mark's device. The main topic of my interest right now is of course his work with patent 381970, NIKOLA TESLA - Google Patent Search
and other related patents. Especially with how he was teaching us to put them all together in patent 390721,
BEST AVAILABLE COP - Google Patent Search
Does anyone have any replications they could point me toward? I did have a go at it myself, but I did not use the proper core materials and as a result I was very unhappy with the results so far. I simply used copper wire for the core, which gave me an end result that actually was less efficient than a normal transformer. So I'm back to the drawing board to try and take a better stab at it with proper materials.
I also have been kicking around something I find some similarities in, that could possibly play a role in this device. Although I am not sure how they can be combined as of yet, but the thought is interesting. Is it possible that the real Steven Marks device was a happy medium between Tesla's converter, and Ed Leedskalnins perpetual motion holder? Here is one of many links that talk about Ed's device.
Emery Version - Leedskalnin Perpetual Motion Holder - KeelyNet 06/05/03
The reason I see some similarities between these is simply this: Ed's device, very simply with a quick DC pulse, turns into an electromagnet. The electromagnet actually appears to hold with no added energy for long periods of time, maybe indefinitely. As soon as you seperate the core, the energy in the magnetic field comes back out through the coils again and can light a bulb. Now with Ed's device, it sets up the magnets in the core, but they appear to have stabilized poles. In Tesla's converter, it uses AC instead, but does not appear to set any poles for any long period of time. It does however rotate the poles around the core at a rapid rate depending on the frequency of the AC wave. Is it possible that somehow we can use both idea's? What I mean is to use a pulse to set the poles in the core that somehow stays there like in Ed's device, yet use a small amount of energy to move the poles around like in Tesla's device. If the poles are not recreated with every pulse, just simply nudged to keep them moving, general physics says the kinetic energy alone states it would take much less energy to keep it sustained. Energy would be generated all around the core in the coils many times a second and the poles keep flowing through them, yet the magnetic field may not lose strength, just as a magnet does not lose strength passing a coil.
Possibly very little energy in, keeping the energy flowing for greater energy out? Any idea's about this?
and other related patents. Especially with how he was teaching us to put them all together in patent 390721,
BEST AVAILABLE COP - Google Patent Search
Does anyone have any replications they could point me toward? I did have a go at it myself, but I did not use the proper core materials and as a result I was very unhappy with the results so far. I simply used copper wire for the core, which gave me an end result that actually was less efficient than a normal transformer. So I'm back to the drawing board to try and take a better stab at it with proper materials.
I also have been kicking around something I find some similarities in, that could possibly play a role in this device. Although I am not sure how they can be combined as of yet, but the thought is interesting. Is it possible that the real Steven Marks device was a happy medium between Tesla's converter, and Ed Leedskalnins perpetual motion holder? Here is one of many links that talk about Ed's device.
Emery Version - Leedskalnin Perpetual Motion Holder - KeelyNet 06/05/03
The reason I see some similarities between these is simply this: Ed's device, very simply with a quick DC pulse, turns into an electromagnet. The electromagnet actually appears to hold with no added energy for long periods of time, maybe indefinitely. As soon as you seperate the core, the energy in the magnetic field comes back out through the coils again and can light a bulb. Now with Ed's device, it sets up the magnets in the core, but they appear to have stabilized poles. In Tesla's converter, it uses AC instead, but does not appear to set any poles for any long period of time. It does however rotate the poles around the core at a rapid rate depending on the frequency of the AC wave. Is it possible that somehow we can use both idea's? What I mean is to use a pulse to set the poles in the core that somehow stays there like in Ed's device, yet use a small amount of energy to move the poles around like in Tesla's device. If the poles are not recreated with every pulse, just simply nudged to keep them moving, general physics says the kinetic energy alone states it would take much less energy to keep it sustained. Energy would be generated all around the core in the coils many times a second and the poles keep flowing through them, yet the magnetic field may not lose strength, just as a magnet does not lose strength passing a coil.
Possibly very little energy in, keeping the energy flowing for greater energy out? Any idea's about this?
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