Space Time Energy Absorption Pump

[Michael John Nunnerley]

Hi Rosemary, no offence taken.

As far as the other thread is concerned, I am having problems with my EE whom thinks that he can make money out of this and as so he does not want things to be put into the open. As I have to maintain a working relation with him, I have cooled off on the project as far as he is concerned. Having said that, I am going on with this thread as it is a parallel to that work as I see it.

I am getting some very interesting effects as I tune around with this circuit and there are so many parallels to other circuits, some of which are being explored on this and other forums.

By culminating all these circuits together I am coming up with some constants which are proving to be of great interest to me, and as and when I have something to show, I will demonstrate to all so as they can be debuged or thrown out.

I have, at my age, got past the idea of making lots of money. I would be quite happy doing the rounds of speaking and demonstrating for a small fee

As far as the follow up videos, they are in progress, a little by little, as I am not very good at doing videos. The more important thing is to get the circuit right so as people can see something that needs to be explained.

Now I have found something that I will give you a hint, by putting four ni-cad batteries before the reed sw and saturating the transformer coils with a magnet and then placing the reed switch near the transformer, I can get the whole circuit to self oscillate. I have had this running for more than 24hrs and it seems that the batteries are recharging because if I put the batteries direct to the transformer they will run down within 1hr

Mike

[quantumuppercut]

Micheal,

I was thinking for the last few days about on how to show this effect. I finally remember something similar to this I came accross more than a year ago when building my tesla coil. So if I don't apologize to you, I would have an ego problem, and we don't need anymore of those . Thanks witsend for your example on OU.com. I'm not worthy.

I'm sorry for concluding the effect too soon rather than looking for other alternate experimenting methods.

In my drawing from memory, the switching is done by the transistor. This eliminate the effect of unwanted magnetic field. The sourse of switching power comes from the secondary coil itself. Of this, I achieved about +/- 60mV DC. My electrical friend told me that is too little to do anything, I told him he has no taste for energy art. In short, the energy is always presented inside the coil, weather it is in resonance or not. Imagine if the coil is build to resonate with say sunlight frequency, then it is in resonance. The best switching method for this type would be a transistor. I know you have alot of ideas, we're ready to get rich for you.

Quantum

EDIT: woops, the pix

[Michael John Nunnerley]

on the right track

Micheal,

I was thinking for the last few days about on how to show this effect. I finally remember something similar to this I came accross more than a year ago when building my tesla coil. So if I don't apologize to you, I would have an ego problem, and we don't need anymore of those . Thanks witsend for your example on OU.com. I'm not worthy.

I'm sorry for concluding the effect too soon rather than looking for other alternate experimenting methods.

In my drawing from memory, the switching is done by the transistor. This eliminate the effect of unwanted magnetic field. The sourse of switching power comes from the secondary coil itself. Of this, I achieved about +/- 60mV DC. My electrical friend told me that is too little to do anything, I told him he has no taste for energy art. In short, the energy is always presented inside the coil, weather it is in resonance or not. Imagine if the coil is build to resonate with say sunlight frequency, then it is in resonance. The best switching method for this type would be a transistor. I know you have alot of ideas, we're ready to get rich for you.

Quantum

EDIT: woops, the pix

Yes this is the idea. But as I have often stated, you always have to put energy in to start the circuit. Now my idea is to use rechargable batteries and if and when the circuit is running the batteries get recharged at the same time. A touch of GRAY in this, that is the goal.

Working on a circuit at the moment, prefer solid state, but a vibrating relay could be used, any ideas?

Mike

[quantumuppercut]

I think what you're trying to accomplish is Aaron negative waveform circuit. I might I have an idea of how to achieve this without much tunning headache and technical build.

I have found this effect during my experiment similar to the Anslie's circuit. The figures below are two different configurations I want to talk about. If one looks closely, figure 2 is different by switching the transistor feedback line. The first configuration heats up the transistor rather quickly. When I switch to the second configuration, the transistor running without heating up. Configuration 2 tends to shut off the circuit all together. I suspect the current canceling itself out so it destroy the oscillation. I would call figure 1 the auto resonance seeking and figure 2 auto anti-resonance seeking. The reason for this is also describe in the graph next to it. In figure 1, the switch is on when the potential differnent is as drawn causing current to flow through the battery. Figure 2, the switch is on when the potential different is as drawn causing current to flow back to the battery, thus canceling out if not recharge it. I observed this effect but at the time did not concern much about it.

[Michael John Nunnerley]

This is my idea of the circuit

This is what I am building at the moment and hope to test it later today, if I get time and if we do not get a power cut, we have a big storm at the moment been raining and thundering all night.

Mike

[Michael John Nunnerley]

BD139 tran: is giving problems

having problems with the bd139 transistor, so looking for another

Mike

[quantumuppercut]

This is what I am building at the moment and hope to test it later today, if I get time and if we do not get a power cut, we have a big storm at the moment been raining and thundering all night.

Mike

We're all afraid running out of water here in California.
I like the base to emitter capacitor set up for its own oscillation. I've first see the idea in the SEC, but never tried it. That means we can control the switching frequency? nice

[Michael John Nunnerley]

smoke signals

We're all afraid running out of water here in California.
I like the base to emitter capacitor set up for its own oscillation. I've first see the idea in the SEC, but never tried it. That means we can control the switching frequency? nice

The bd139 blew its tiny little top off and sent me smoke signals, tried a bc109 and it did work but the 10k pot is too big, need a 1k and I do not have one here apart that the bc109 will not stand up to the frequency, very iratic switching, need something strong, how about a mosfet? I have an IRFP054N, have to look up its data.

Did get the bc109 to oscillate but would not switch clean, gave me 19v on a pickup coil, from a 4.8v input from 4 nicads. Feed back to charge the nicads has to be capacitive if we are to get a self runner.

I'll ship you over some water if you like the rain has been coming down in buckets, 200lt a square meter on secound thought no, it has just stopped, we might need it the first rain we have had since May, oh well it's filled the pool up

Mike

[quantumuppercut]

Sorry I'm trying to catch up to what you saying. I guessing bd139 is some type of transistor.

But I can feel the message saying....switching not good enough....smoke= good result. Good stuffs

Most of the time I pull some transistor out of old stuff, I think I mostly use NPN. When it comes to specific part, I have to leave it to the expert.

Water is good, one day will be worth more than gasoline.

[witsend]

Water is good, one day will be worth more than gasoline.

Hi Quantum. That would be just so nice.

[Tecstatic]

@Mike

Have you tried to connect the feedback coil to battery minus instead of plus, replacing the 10 nF with a diode, arrow points towards transistor base.

And finally add a pot between the base and battery plus.

Until you have it tuned and running OK, insert a resistor at battery plus, to limit the current within the transistor safe operating range.

Eric

[argonian1]

I call induced voltage through magnetic switch. The mV range is also an argument for that.

"Space Time Energy Absorption Pump" ???? what does this have to do with space time?

[Michael John Nunnerley]

I call induced voltage through magnetic switch. The mV range is also an argument for that.

"Space Time Energy Absorption Pump" ???? what does this have to do with space time?

If you first run the switch (relay) and measure the induced voltage, IF ANY, then this is subtracted from the results, NO ARGUEMENT on the results.

Space Time:- this is MY look at what is happening, during the off period, which is the timing, or time, energy is extracted from "where" some space, something you can not see, the air around you, the space around you, a black whole, people call it all sorts of things, for me for now, SPACE, now do you see the relation. Absorption, because it is absorbed into the circuit, and how is it absorbed, it is pumped in by the switching on and off of the circuit, like a piston, up and down, off and on, it is an AC current, sine wave.

Now do you see the relation.

Mike

[Michael John Nunnerley]

@Mike

Have you tried to connect the feedback coil to battery minus instead of plus, replacing the 10 nF with a diode, arrow points towards transistor base.

And finally add a pot between the base and battery plus.

Until you have it tuned and running OK, insert a resistor at battery plus, to limit the current within the transistor safe operating range.

Eric

Hi Eric, thanks for the input here. The point of the 10nf cap is to be able to choose a frequency to run at and to be able to tune the circuit with the pot.

I was able to get the circuit running with a 6v input and a 330v output AC and with a bridge rectifier 500v+.

I have now changed the circuit in the form of a polyphasing transformer using 4 coils so as to be able to increase the amperage on the output. First trials are encouraging, lower voltage but higher amps. When I have it how I want it, I will post the circuit.

Mike

[Tecstatic]

Hi Eric, thanks for the input here. The point of the 10nf cap is to be able to choose a frequency to run at and to be able to tune the circuit with the pot.

I was able to get the circuit running with a 6v input and a 330v output AC and with a bridge rectifier 500v+.

I have now changed the circuit in the form of a polyphasing transformer using 4 coils so as to be able to increase the amperage on the output. First trials are encouraging, lower voltage but higher amps. When I have it how I want it, I will post the circuit.

Mike

Hi Mike

I would not put a cap at the base of the transistor (i.e.10nF), but stick to one timing capacitor only (i.e. the 100nF). If you want more than one timing element, they must match, so they don't "fight" each other.

In fact you have the "spatial" resonance of your transformer coils also, so there is something to consider.

The point of my suggested changes was to make it self oscillate, the two pots just adjust DC and AC bias of the transistor.

I look forward to see your circuit.

Eric