Donald Smith Devices too good to be true

[soundiceuk]

When Bruce says the grail is right in front of you he isn't kidding!

It's so similar to the original mirror circuit schematic you could leave everything in place.

If someone figures it out we are going to enter the paradigm shift.

It feels like the Scalar Waves (Radioionics) tutor left you an assignment / puzzle to figure out what scalar waves are, do and behave.

Bruce, someone called you "old".

Time to leave the class and retire? Haha

[fan1701]

This circuit takes advantage of natural build up on antenna and attempts to stimulate it. Perhaps working backwards would help illuminate the way. Radio guys ground this buildup to prevent their equipment from being damaged. A search reveals the discharges are high voltage and can be very rapid. In this link the guy discusses how he bleeds the buildup and how frequent the discharges are and the high voltage developed. Antenna Static Charge Bleeder

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[Wistiti]

Ok! I think we need some guidance. Bruce, can you give some help please?
It's the night here an I have to go sleep. My brain is boiling. Hope it will be a good night!
Ciao!

[Mwtj]

Yes, it hit me in the face earlier today, before your post. I have redrawn the circuit to reflect the new upgrade. I appreciate the feedback.

I don't agree about not using the antenna and ground. They aid in the extraction of energy. Without them the energy is mostly drawn from the HVM, and in doing so the batteries will become depleted, and have to be charged from the grid, generator, or from a solar panel.

Is there really a need for you to be nasty about the way I reveal the tech to you? Show some appreciation in the fact that I've been willing to share it at all on this forum, please. I wasn't going too but Paul convinced me that it was going to be different this time around. Was he wrong?

Did not try it yet. Still working nightshift
The connecting to ground i do not know if that is still correct because of this post. So if we want to know try is both ways to be sure.

[Wistiti]

Wistiti, i do not think this will be the last time you have to rip things apart and start over.

Hehe! yes, you right!
Be sure it's not the first time it's happen either... I will learn!

[Wistiti]

Wistiti, i do not think this will be the last time you have rip thing apart and start over.

Maybe this is something we can try. That light bulb that did not lit was killing me.

Bruce have said it's because the switch is open...

Shorting one of the secondary. ... maybe ...
have you try it?? He also said connecting the hvm- to the ground is the way to go...

[Mwtj]

no I admit this part is buzzing me... any idea?

Wistiti, i do not think this will be the last time you have to rip things apart and start over.

Maybe this is something we can try. That light bulb that did not lit was killing me.

[Wistiti]

... the bad thing with that "learning" story is I have hot glued and isolated my setup thinking the original is a working one... now it is a mess to reach the connection for testing the theories...

[Wistiti]

Have you thought about how to fully supress half a cycle?

no I admit this part is buzzing me... any idea?

[Mwtj]

Sorry for the brainstorming but it may pop up some good idea and it will be nice if someone share their thinking about it...

Here is a new one that make more sense...

Your idea and comment are still welcome

Have you thought about how to fully supress half a cycle?

[Wistiti]

Sorry for the brainstorming but it may pop up some good idea and it will be nice if someone share their thinking about it...

Here is a new one that make more sense...

Your idea and comment are still welcome

[Wistiti]

Today was a slow day, tinkering with a few projects I realized that I wasn't creating a "pseudo" or "artificial" environment it was simply a localized environment... the activity around the cap made it clear it was still very much connected to the environment.

Replacing the ant/grd with a homemade cap as the localized environment yielded some new thoughts. Firstly, the input dropped from 37 watts down to 24, still lighting the 2 - 50w bulbs, with diminished output. After drawing it out I realized it looked very much like a capacitive voltage divider... 2 caps in series, energy drawn from the lower cap. It appears the ant/grd acts very much the same way.

In the diagram below the cap ( left ) charges to it's maximum level, the transformer load is reduced and still leaks enough energy to the driving cap to maintain a reasonable output. Still nothing leading to excess...

I have to imagine in order to disconnect the ant/grd connection the antenna needs to be much higher, in it's own environment, to decouple the ground influence and actually draw from this and not the ground...

There are still a couple ideas I plan to try, if nothing pops up to inspire me then I may return to my other projects for a while.

I understand you do not agreed with my theories...
It's ok! as I said I maybe absolutely wrong. I try to think out of the box and strangely it's make a some sense to me...

Anyway I will try it and learn...

[dragon]

Today was a slow day, tinkering with a few projects I realized that I wasn't creating a "pseudo" or "artificial" environment it was simply a localized environment... the activity around the cap made it clear it was still very much connected to the environment.

Replacing the ant/grd with a homemade cap as the localized environment yielded some new thoughts. Firstly, the input dropped from 37 watts down to 24, still lighting the 2 - 50w bulbs, with diminished output. After drawing it out I realized it looked very much like a capacitive voltage divider... 2 caps in series, energy drawn from the lower cap. It appears the ant/grd acts very much the same way.

In the diagram below the cap ( left ) charges to it's maximum level, the transformer load is reduced and still leaks enough energy to the driving cap to maintain a reasonable output. Still nothing leading to excess...

I have to imagine in order to disconnect the ant/grd connection the antenna needs to be much higher, in it's own environment, to decouple the ground influence and actually draw from this and not the ground...

There are still a couple ideas I plan to try, if nothing pops up to inspire me then I may return to my other projects for a while.

[Wistiti]

If my opinion counts, I think that wire will short the attracted +ions on the ANT from attracted -ions of the ground only to return it all in the ambient. Instead of a wire how about a Capacitor? that way charges will not flow

Yes it may be a good idea but as Bruce have say add just one wire is what I have do...

[Wistiti]

Wistiti, It looks like it would simply short antenna to ground and keep the caps discharged...???

Yes I know! it's completely unusual but for now the more I look at it the more am convince (But I may also be completely wrong hope Bruce will correct me!)...

Here is the way I see it.
The only path the antenna have to reach the ground is by using part of the path the HVM also use. I think the HVM, if sufficiently high in voltage, will attract and absorb some, if not all, of these ion (that normally flow from antenna to the ground), in the circuit.
As the PPV fire one after the other we may have here 2 cycle in witch alternatively - ion are pumped from the ground and the other cycle + ion are pumped from the antenna...
In regards with the capacitor, if the PPV really act as a hv diode the only path for the incoming ion to reach the opposite polarity of the hv module is by filling the cap... Yes there is also the antenna but I kind to think with the action of the PPV and the high voltage involved its became less harder to reach their goal via the cap. So the cap are in part fill with the ground/antenna...

Hope its make sense.