My Motors got me to Tap into Radiant Energy

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The Frequency MUST be able to be adjusted...In mine It can't...

My bad, I thought that your circuit has adjustable frequency.
OK, here is the correct timer schematic - Ufopolitics original.

...when i'll have time I will try to improve the timer circuit to make it fully adjustable - frequency and duty cycle separated pots...

@Ufopolitics
Could you please suggest the range of frequencies for the improved circuit?
Thanks

[FRC]

Yes ufopolitics

The carbon fiber makes sense. One of the Energy from the Vacuum series videos has A female researcher at a U.S. University that discovered how to make a negative resistor with carbon fiber. Sorry I do not remember which video it was. Great progress ufopolitics !

George

[blackchisel97]

The carbon fiber makes sense. One of the Energy from the Vacuum series videos has A female researcher at a U.S. University that discovered how to make a negative resistor with carbon fiber. Sorry I do not remember which video it was. Great progress ufopolitics !

George

I believe it was in Part 1 EFV series and the researcher is Deborah D. L. Chung, Professor (Ph.D., Materials Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1977) Materials science and engineering, particularly smart materials, concrete, thermal management, battery electrode materials, carbon fibers and filaments, composites processing and interfaces, metal-matrix composites, electronic packaging materials, and activated carbon.

Vtech

[djex81]

I believe it was in Part 1 EFV series and the researcher is Deborah D. L. Chung, Professor (Ph.D., Materials Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1977) Materials science and engineering, particularly smart materials, concrete, thermal management, battery electrode materials, carbon fibers and filaments, composites processing and interfaces, metal-matrix composites, electronic packaging materials, and activated carbon.

Vtech

This site (The Chung's Negative Resistance replication by JL Naudin) has some good info on different experiments with the negative resistor and how one can be made.

[Ufopolitics]

Ideal Square Wave Design

Hello Everyone!!







The image above, shows the comparison (more and less) between the typical Square Wave progression We have so far (Red Sq Wave)... versus what We are looking for , in order to get Radiant at very low consumption from our side by reducing out T-On times (when increasing frequency)(Blue Sq.Wave)

Now this MUST be designed in a very smooth progression over time...For sake of simplicity and paper space I drew just five examples of frequencies...However, it should be understood that this process CAN NOT occur that abruptly.


The idea, is that We keep Her steadily in our System, with a very minimum T-On of pulses from our side, while T-Off keeps at the desired levels to allow Radiant to drive into our system.

I believe for a start we could set Trimmers at the adjusting parameters till we find the right values, then replace them by regular resistors.


The other IMPORTANT thing I found out ...is that a Couple of IN4148 Diodes, will do a better job as "Filtering" a much pure Radiant into our System, However, You will go "meters reading blind", therefore, I recommend to keep your regular diodes with end pin open, for reading Instrument purposes only.

Yes Carbon fiber is definitively a "Negative Resistor", Still lots of tests to be done on this subject, The only available fiber strands are very poorly build and very difficult to handle...they are not one solid piece of...but infinite amounts of threaded hair/like fibers that comes apart when building them into a Coil...But I got great results still like this...


Cheers


Ufopolitics

[blackchisel97]

Hello Everyone!!

Hello Ufopolitics,
This content is currently unavailable, The page you requested cannot be displayed right now. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may have expired, or you may not have permission to view this page. -is what I'm getting from your link

@djex81 Yes, that's the one, Thanks.
Thanks
V

[Ufopolitics]

Hello Ufopolitics,
This content is currently unavailable, The page you requested cannot be displayed right now. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may have expired, or you may not have permission to view this page. -is what I'm getting from your link

@djex81 Yes, that's the one, Thanks.
Thanks
V

Hello Blackchisel,

I am having trouble with images...my sites do not have Certificate of Identity...(I want them that way!)...therefore images are not 'accepted' in the "Regulated Internet Networks"...
Do We have an Internal File Folder for each member so we could load pictures?

Thanks...
I will change the Facebook pic to Public, sorry about it

Cheers

Ufopolitics

[blackchisel97]

Hello Blackchisel,

I am having trouble with images...my sites do not have Certificate of Identity...(I want them that way!)...therefore images are not 'accepted' in the "Regulated Internet Networks"...
Do We have an Internal File Folder for each member so we could load pictures?

Thanks...
I will change the Facebook pic to Public, sorry about it

Cheers

Ufopolitics

Yes, there is a folder where you can upload an image, just scroll down the page when you post or reply to a post and you'll see a button -manage attachments. I use free Photobucket account to hold my photo/video files and 4Shared for pdf. files.

Thanks
Vtech

[blackchisel97]

adjustable PWM generator

I forgot to mention earlier; this would probably work well here - PWM Generator * Regulator * for PWM Signal Pulse Frequency DIY Projects Motor | eBay

V

[blackchisel97]

Link is working now, Thanks Ufopolitics. Yes, all it takes is a short, abrupt pulse to disturb vacuum. No need for 50/50. We can get neon working at either but at too much "cost" as far as hot side gets involved and we want to keep at minimal level.

Thanks
Vtech

[Ufopolitics]

Link is working now, Thanks Ufopolitics. Yes, all it takes is a short, abrupt pulse to disturb vacuum. No need for 50/50. We can get neon working at either but at too much "cost" as far as hot side gets involved and we want to keep at minimal level.

Thanks
Vtech

YES!...Exactly Blackchisel!!

The idea is to keep pulses...very short interval pulses, once We got Radiant In...
I will define this in just two simple stages...
1- Get Our signal strong enough to generate the desired Electromagnetic Field Out (Our "Call" for Radiance) 50% +/-
2-Once We get Radiant Flow in...Then proceed to gradually decrease our T-On, till we get a minimal amount required in order to keep Her at our required levels.

Later on I would like to also "play" with the Top Peak Height ...Been able to rise Voltage/Amps levels at pulses...Independently of Oscillator.

However, in order to do this , we need to Isolate our Low Volt Signal at 555 from Drain-Source Channels related to Voltages/Amperage...An Opto-Electronic Isolator will do this job, between Output pin3 of 555 and gate input of MOSFET's...Then all we need to do is Increase V/I at the Source Channel ,separate from the pulses...

This adjustment will work in "harmony" when signal is becoming a very short-timed pulse...rising then to higher peak levels...to compensate-balance our magnetic field strength, not allowing to get weaker because of Time shortening...


Cheers


Ufopolitics

[Netica]

Hi Ufo,

I notice in the circuit that all the NTE2397 Mosfets are attached by their body to a support that is being used as the DRAIN, so I expect that the DRAIN middle leg and the Mosfet body are the same connection, does it matter if you use the leg, or is it better to use the body or doesn't it matter, and if you use the leg should the body be insulated from the support. If the support is used as the DRAIN does it matter what material is used. Aluminium would probably be the easiest to use.

Thanks netica

[Dave45]

I wonder how this cold electricity would split water for hydrogen production?

[Matthew Jones]

I wonder how this cold electricity would split water for hydrogen production?

It shouldn't. As you are not dealing with a dipole based energy. If in fact cold current is being produced it will not rectify and polarity will not matter.

Matt

[Ufopolitics]

Hi Ufo,

I notice in the circuit that all the NTE2397 Mosfets are attached by their body to a support that is being used as the DRAIN, so I expect that the DRAIN middle leg and the Mosfet body are the same connection, does it matter if you use the leg, or is it better to use the body or doesn't it matter, and if you use the leg should the body be insulated from the support. If the support is used as the DRAIN does it matter what material is used. Aluminium would probably be the easiest to use.

Thanks netica

Hello Netica,
Yes, all MOSFET's are attached to a Drain Bus Bar, that serves as Heatsink and as a Conductor bar for Drain transmission. Therefore I CUT all middle legs from my MOSFET's, it will only bring confusion to have them running also in your circuit board, no need to.

Yes Aluminum works excellent, and if want to go a bit 'fancier' could add a copper strip all the way to connector end..


Regards

Ufopolitics