Tesla / Imhotep Radiant Energy Circuit

[mcombatti]

Possibly Moving data to another forum

I will start copying all my posts to another forum (have to setup) as well as here..because I've noticed many of my posts are not "posting"..or "disappear"...??? Who runs the website?

[mcombatti]

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@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

I wouldn't see why you couldn't use the roof...(as long as it's not grounded)... and unless you "tune" to 60hz...you won't be "steeling" power from the nearby lines via inductance...(which has been ruled in federal court to not be illegal because it's the power companies responsibility to control and manage their leakages..although I wouldn't recommend it to avoid any problems regardless (ie...lightning being attracted to your roof)) as long as the collection surface is not insulated it will be fine.. only one side of the roof (backside where circuit connects) should be insulated. 40' is quite a nice surface size to collect... please keep us posted...start with smaller rated caps before using big ones :-)

[LetsReplicate]

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 :-)

Sir, that is a COMPLETELY different animal:

The rated secondary current is commonly standardized at 1 or 5 amperes. For example, a 4000:5 CT would provide an output current of 5 amperes when the primary was passing 4000 amperes.

A current transformer has only a single winding that passes through the center of a toroid. The CURRENT causes a magnetic field to be induced into the coil. We have a HIGH POTENTIAL with minuscule current: that transformer should not function in this case. Current transformers are step-up transformers with predictable loss for instrumentation, not step-down.

If you noticed the output of that transformer was only 60V AC at a max of 5 amps, which makes it's output power a maximum of 300W. That is a FAR cry off the OUTPUT POWER being 4000W, and 30 000W is insanity by comparison.

If you, or he, are using THAT transformer and got this working: color me impressed. Did you perhaps mean that you were using a potential transformer?

[jimboot]

I will start copying all my posts to another forum (have to setup) as well as here..because I've noticed many of my posts are not "posting"..or "disappear"...??? Who runs the website?

Just finished reading. I know what I'm doing this weekend. Thanks for your generosity mate. Aaron runs this site. http://www.energeticforum.com/z/Aaron/

[nightwind]

Sir, that is a COMPLETELY different animal:

A current transformer has only a single winding that passes through the center of a toroid. The CURRENT causes a magnetic field to be induced into the coil. We have a HIGH POTENTIAL with minuscule current: that transformer should not function in this case. Current transformers are step-up transformers with predictable loss for instrumentation, not step-down.

If you noticed the output of that transformer was only 60V AC at a max of 5 amps, which makes it's output power a maximum of 300W.

You are correct, I buy dozens of CTs every year. I use them to step down current for digital power meters with a maximum current output of 5 amps. It would make more sense if they were VTs (voltage transformers) for stepping down high voltage.
Note: CTs can be dangerous, always short the terminals when not connected.

[Farmhand]

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

Hi Seth, Are you saying you get 22156 volts at 1.4 amps = 31018 watts from your setup ? 30 Kw ?

What is the input if any ? How did you measure the 22156 v @ 1.4 amps output ?

Thank you for your quick response. I now have to rebuild the main circuit. I was playing around with the amazing light show producing arcs between the output leads and in a flash of light it all stopped working and one of my caps exploded. The underside of the circuit is burned. This next time around I will heed your warning and add a load or turn it off while not in use. What can I power with this?

How were you playing with the 30 Kw output exactly ? You are asking what you can power with 30 Kw ? Incredible !

I think I've been through this whole thread and I can't find any pictures or video to confirm or validate any of the claims.

Will you guys who claim to have a one of these setups working please post a picture or video for some kind of validation ?

Thanks
Cheers

[StweenyA]

Progress

I have replicated the circuit (excluding the alpha emitters), and will test it later today. If it works, I will also be posting photo's etc.

Strangely enough, it seems to be collecting a tiny bit of voltage already, with only a 20cm antenna sticking out horizontally. My fluke meter has a min max function, and it measured 0.065 V max - the circuit is just sitting here on my desk, between my keyboard and CFL LCD screen.

OH my goodness, I just measured again, and got 0.711V! NO kidding!
and now 0.893V !

[jimboot]

I have replicated the circuit (excluding the alpha emitters), and will test it later today. If it works, I will also be posting photo's etc.

Strangely enough, it seems to be collecting a tiny bit of voltage already, with only a 20cm antenna sticking out horizontally. My fluke meter has a min max function, and it measured 0.065 V max - the circuit is just sitting here on my desk, between my keyboard and CFL LCD screen.

OH my goodness, I just measured again, and got 0.711V! NO kidding!
and now 0.893V !

Do you have the ION Tube pump? I've made the radiant energy circuit before (PJ Kelly version) and it does scavenge stray em fields quite well. Could be picking up charge from your other devices atm.

[mcombatti]

Sir, that is a COMPLETELY different animal:




A current transformer has only a single winding that passes through the center of a toroid. The CURRENT causes a magnetic field to be induced into the coil. We have a HIGH POTENTIAL with minuscule current: that transformer should not function in this case. Current transformers are step-up transformers with predictable loss for instrumentation, not step-down.

If you noticed the output of that transformer was only 60V AC at a max of 5 amps, which makes it's output power a maximum of 300W. That is a FAR cry off the OUTPUT POWER being 4000W, and 30 000W is insanity by comparison.

If you, or he, are using THAT transformer and got this working: color me impressed. Did you perhaps mean that you were using a potential transformer?

The voltage transformer on the same page.. Not the current transformer :-)

[mcombatti]

I have replicated the circuit (excluding the alpha emitters), and will test it later today. If it works, I will also be posting photo's etc.

Strangely enough, it seems to be collecting a tiny bit of voltage already, with only a 20cm antenna sticking out horizontally. My fluke meter has a min max function, and it measured 0.065 V max - the circuit is just sitting here on my desk, between my keyboard and CFL LCD screen.

OH my goodness, I just measured again, and got 0.711V! NO kidding!
and now 0.893V !

Pulse the circuit output n watch it increase further :-) congrats on the start.. the ion tube will greatly help :-)

[leonof]

mcombatti thanks for your sharing, I ask if there is a way to prevent radioactive material such as Testatika (sorry for my english: D)

[mcombatti]

Hi Seth, Are you saying you get 22156 volts at 1.4 amps = 31018 watts from your setup ? 30 Kw ?

What is the input if any ? How did you measure the 22156 v @ 1.4 amps output ?



How were you playing with the 30 Kw output exactly ? You are asking what you can power with 30 Kw ? Incredible !

I think I've been through this whole thread and I can't find any pictures or video to confirm or validate any of the claims.

Will you guys who claim to have a one of these setups working please post a picture or video for some kind of validation ?

Thanks
Cheers

Will put on my best and borrow my inlaws video recorder for a demonstration :-)

[mcombatti]

mcombatti thanks for your sharing, I ask if there is a way to prevent radioactive material such as Testatika (sorry for my english: D)

Thesta-Distatica uses kalium doped quartz :-) make two circuits and test with an influence machine :-) .. One antenna as the positive antenna key.. The other as a negative antenna key :-) if you run the outputs as parallel, use a diode ... The differential between each sector passing an antenna key will pulse the output :-)Without a diode, the feedback will smooth the pulse (prevent)

[leonof]

O_o amazing! (I do not want to know how you know this information ever read hahaha) know clearly the "secret" of the experiment done by baumann?
http://www.icestuff.com/~energy21/linden.gif Thanks ^ ^

[StweenyA]

Do you have the ION Tube pump? I've made the radiant energy circuit before (PJ Kelly version) and it does scavenge stray em fields quite well. Could be picking up charge from your other devices atm.

Please don't anybody get excited yet, I must do some proper tests first.

No - at the moment I have the bare-bones circuit (2 antenna caps, 2 electrolytic caps, 4 diodes, and 4 short (8-20cm) wires sticking out (ant, gnd, +, -), and they are not connected to anything!

Yes I suppose it could be picking up from anything... like my pc screen even maybe?

For the record, it has just started raining.

Pulse the circuit output n watch it increase further :-) congrats on the start.. the ion tube will greatly help :-)

Thanks! I'm even more excited now...

Since I last tested, it has risen:
1.118V
1.153V
1.237V max

Rapidly tapping my meter's leads on the contacts seems to yield the biggest voltage....

I am going to connect it to my shuttling circuit a bit later, and see if this voltage is at all usable....