Tesla / Imhotep Radiant Energy Circuit

[Seth0103]

Wow! Great work guys. Did I get it correct that Seth0103 is getting 22000 volts at 1.4 Amps ? !!! Are we really talking over 30000 Watts ? Or did he mean milliamps? I'm not seeing a lot of others in on this topic and wonder how many are aware of the successes here. There are a lot of hot topics right now with several other devices drawing a lot of attention due to some success. But I really like the essence of this idea and I think others will too once they have awareness of it. Note to self: get off butt and start building...

22156 Volts at 1.4 Amps after my transformer has processed the raw electricity.

[mcombatti]

Just missed you..

22156 Volts at 1.4 Amps after my transformer has processed the raw electricity.

I just received your PM and I do not take money for this...what would there be to donate to? If you want, rebuild your circuit (not exploding it again)...demonstrate it for people you know... Or at a local school for teachers, parents, and kids... And if you want to invest money... Print out the schematics, pass them out.. And help whoever needs any assistance, or might have a question. (I'm always available too if you need help) thank you for the generous offer though.. Invest that money into your own projects or to expand this one for others :-)

[soundiceuk]

I see the future as an open source community.

Many thanks for sharing your work.

You follow in Tesla's footsteps and share his vision.

Have you got any more mind blowing circuits or coils that are of great interest?

Did you talk to your Grandad much about Nikola Tesla?

[bbem]

Congratulations

@mcombatti
What a nifty finding!
Am very impressed
I am living in 'the Netherlands' and as the name already suggests it's below or just above sea level.
What is your advise how to proceed?

[EMCSQ]

Plasma Ball

Hello

I would be interested in a circuit , which captures the 'radiation' of a plasma globe.

[Parav]

Circuit

22156 Volts at 1.4 Amps after my transformer has processed the raw electricity.

Hi Seth,

I am a bit confused and or curious as to which circuit you are using. Is it the "circuit#5" in post #19--page 1 ?? or the one in post #56 -using the globe too???

That voltage and amperage you got are fantastic.

I built the circuit #5 and only got about 6 volts when I hooked it up to a Yagi Ham radio antenna

Can you please post your circuit and or pictures of same so we can get at replicating it ASAP.

Thanking you in advance --Paul

[mcombatti]

Hello

I see the future as an open source community.

Many thanks for sharing your work.

You follow in Tesla's footsteps and share his vision.

Have you got any more mind blowing circuits or coils that are of great interest?

Did you talk to your Grandad much about Nikola Tesla?

He spoke a bit about him. Said he was kind of a quite guy... Would sit in silence contemplating most of the time...my grandfather said the most important thing T told him to remember was "Laws are only laws under certain circumstances. If there is not a need to break a law, nature will follow the law. If the circumstances or need to break a law exists, nature will make a new law." like newtons law of "what goes up, must come down"... Only valid for an object within a gravitational field... My grandfather always said there are universal laws that govern everything.. But we only know the laws for the circumstances we recognize and observe. Still working on using resonance of a magnetic field... Nothing mind blowing yet... But hopefully soon :-) a ferromagnetic field resonates at 108khz naturally ;-)

[mcombatti]

Plasma globe

Hello

I would be interested in a circuit , which captures the 'radiation' of a plasma globe.

The circuit is the same... Just tune the antenna coil to the frequency of the globe to attain the largest quantities of power.. Even an untuned circuit will collect energy.. But then proximity of closeness to the globe and surface area of the collector become the key factors...

[mcombatti]

Tuned circuit

@mcombatti
What a nifty finding!
Am very impressed
I am living in 'the Netherlands' and as the name already suggests it's below or just above sea level.
What is your advise how to proceed?

Make sure you have accurately tuned your antenna to 5.4-7 MHz And it will work :-) a collection plate will be futile below the critical zone.. But with a tuned circuit the collector is unessesary to begin with...

[mcombatti]

Replica

Hi Seth,

I am a bit confused and or curious as to which circuit you are using. Is it the "circuit#5" in post #19--page 1 ?? or the one in post #56 -using the globe too???

That voltage and amperage you got are fantastic.

I built the circuit #5 and only got about 6 volts when I hooked it up to a Yagi Ham radio antenna

Can you please post your circuit and or pictures of same so we can get at replicating it ASAP.

Thanking you in advance --Paul

I believe he used my radiant circuit found on #56.. as that one is the only one I've posted which utilizes a transformer. :-) The prototype I've been using is aprox 30kV at 2 amps (fluctuates down to ~1.7amps). Forgot to take into account the capacitance of the coil..so am recalculating and modifying everything for a new instructional.

[LetsReplicate]

22156 Volts at 1.4 Amps after my transformer has processed the raw electricity.

I have to call BS on that until I see how you measured it. Unless you're cooling that transformer with liquid nitrogen there is NO WAY it hasn't melted... In fact, I don't even think liquid nitrogen would do it at that power level: EVERY piece of wire in the circuit would get white-hot and melt.

I'm assuming you meant peak-to peak AC, and I'm going to assume it's a clean sin wave for simplicity, in which case the RMS voltage of 7833V. I also have to assume that current is peak-to-peak AC current of the same sin wave which translates to an RMS current of 0.49A. That means the output power is 3877W... Again, you'd need a beast of a transformer: but at least there are transformers for that power level that a person can access. None of them have an non-ferric cores however, so I have no idea how you manged to drive them with this circuit, they are also not constructed for high voltage. So unless you can show pictures that you're running a pole pig or something equally as monstrous: you must have measured incorrectly.

[Parav]

Wow

I believe he used my radiant circuit found on #56.. as that one is the only one I've posted which utilizes a transformer. :-) The prototype I've been using is aprox 30kV at 2 amps (fluctuates down to ~1.7amps). Forgot to take into account the capacitance of the coil..so am recalculating and modifying everything for a new instructional.

Hi Mat,

Wow, thank you , that is awesome.

Can you elaborate on the 2 caps after the spark gap and some more info on that step down transformer. Also can we get some values of the caps and resistors of that "electron cascade amplifier" which to me, might be the way to go.

Sorry to bug you for all that info but I can't tell you enough of how much I appreciate all that you have contributed so far on this device. This is exactly
the route I always wanted to go in my free energy research from day one.

Keep up the good work .--Paul

[mcombatti]

Transformer

I have to call BS on that until I see how you measured it. Unless you're cooling that transformer with liquid nitrogen there is NO WAY it hasn't melted... In fact, I don't even think liquid nitrogen would do it at that power level: EVERY piece of wire in the circuit would get white-hot and melt.

I'm assuming you meant peak-to peak AC, and I'm going to assume it's a clean sin wave for simplicity, in which case the RMS voltage of 7833V. I also have to assume that current is peak-to-peak AC current of the same sin wave which translates to an RMS current of 0.49A. That means the output power is 3877W... Again, you'd need a beast of a transformer: but at least there are transformers for that power level that a person can access. None of them have an non-ferric cores however, so I have no idea how you manged to drive them with this circuit, they are also not constructed for high voltage. So unless you can show pictures that you're running a pole pig or something equally as monstrous: you must have measured incorrectly.

You can buy a transformer here below..no oil...no resin...stays cool..no fan..no wires getting hot...no pole pig :-) (similar but more compact and more efficient..)

20kV or 24kV high voltage current transformer (CT) - Detailed info for 20kV or 24kV high voltage current transformer (CT),current transformer,20kV or 24kV high voltage current transformer (CT),1000 on Alibaba.com

it's about the size of a quart milk container... has a torroid configuration..which decreases the potential slightly..but it's negligible at high power levels :-)

[mcombatti]

Caps n parts

Hi Mat,

Wow, thank you , that is awesome.

Can you elaborate on the 2 caps after the spark gap and some more info on that step down transformer. Also can we get some values of the caps and resistors of that "electron cascade amplifier" which to me, might be the way to go.

Sorry to bug you for all that info but I can't tell you enough of how much I appreciate all that you have contributed so far on this device. This is exactly
the route I always wanted to go in my free energy research from day one.

Keep up the good work .--Paul

The two ground caps are the "Limitation factor" If you use 2 50v...you'll only get 50v (maybe 55-60 sometimes ;-))..if you use two 2kv caps..you'll get 2kv...if you use 2 - 100kv caps...you'll get 100kv... etc... use fast switching diodes...and SWAMP resistors...regular resistors WONT WORK the same (they will work..but they will get hot..or "pop" (at which point they're broke..like a fuze)...read a little into radios and what swamp resistors are used for in amplifiers (of gain)...and you should find some calculations how to 'regulate' your voltage and current... it works in the same concept of a voltage doubler...but with resistors and diodes to multiply the current (while decreasing voltage)...A circuit can have the potential to draw the 50kV-100kV..but if you've limited the "charge pump" to only fill a lesser value...that is all you will get :-)

[Tishatang]

@mcombatti
Thank you for your valuable insights and willingness to help the common man.

I am wondering if I can take advantage of a large aluminum roof on my studio as a collector? It is approx 16 feet wide by 30 feet long. It sits within 40 feet of the power lines that run through my neighborhood to distribute power. The power line to my house runs right over it, only a few feet above. Would this ionize the roof as a collector? I am at 1300 ft altitude. If you were me, what approach would you try first. I am trying to keep the circuitry simple as possible as it is now difficult for me to solder, getting old.

Thanks again,
tishatang