What little I've picked up.
While it may help to know the actual mechanics of HOW radiant energy works, it doesn't seem very practical to me to work on that just yet. What I mean by that is for example, one does not need to know nuclear physics to understand how to use the sun's energy to run a solar cell. Bedini makes a good point in his the free energy video when he talks about the modern electrodynamic model. He basically said something to the effect of 'Has any one every seen Ion's flowing through a conductor?' the answer was of course No. We can measure Voltage (potential difference) and amperage (work or load) but that does not necessarily mean it is Ion flow as we understand it.
What we Can do is make observations about things we can test, and learn from other people who have worked on this before. I'll put up what little I understand about the process now from what I remember from the video and the book.
Basic Principles.
* Any impedance can become a negative resistor (shows Gains in negative or radiant energy).
* Negative Energy (radiant energy) works in Reverse of normal Electricity. Where as electricity shows a loss at any impedance, negative energy shows a gain instead. Negative energy also flows in reverse of the electrical flow (IE from the negative to the positive)
* Negative energy is conversant (drawn to inductors) where as electricity is divergent (pushing away from inductors, Think Radio waves or EM fields around wires).
* IMPORTANT. Sharp gradients violate the laws of thermo dynamics! What this means in electricity is simply sharp pulses (Sharp Saw tooth wave form, a quick ON and OFF.) shows Gains in electricity.. IE its where the negative energy shows up!
* Negative energy cannot be used to power electronic devices, it must first be transmuted into normal electricity. This can ONLY be done in a dipole, IE capacitors or batteries.
* Dipoles require a conditioning time frame. After repeated exposure they show greater gains in negative energy flow.
* Negative Energy happens BEFORE current flow. The second Current shows up, the event is over and negative energy is destroyed.
* Negative energy without current flow damages dipoles to the point of being inoperable. Some current flow is needed, for whatever reason, to prevent this.
* Voltage is instant, current isn't. Remember all those experiments you learned about in school, the line of people standing together hand in hand who get zapped? Every person jumps at the same time. In electrical theory the idea is that the Ions act like the cars in a train. Push one from the back and the one at the front gets shoved forward as well.
* Negative energy flows very slowly.
It's been a while since I've dealt heavily with the electrodynamic theory so there may be something I'm missing. Ion flow IS technically Current flow, however there may be something about the mechanics that requires time to get up to full force, and since we know that negative energy is convergent and positive energy (electrical energy) is divergent (Think radio waves) and that current negates negative energy flow it may be simply that once the current flows the divergent energy field effectively creates a barrier to negative energy, this may also be why current flow destroys the dipole (depletes the battery, capacitor etc), it shuts off the gate that allows the negative energy to become electricity.
These to me are the basics to understanding how to use and work with negative energy. There is some information that seems to suggest that electricity is already a radiant event, that in fact the chemical and electromagnetic effects are the gates at which Radiant energy is transmuted into normal electricity as we know it. Understanding this may be the key to getting HUGE gains in free energy but that may have to wait until this all becomes main stream and the major universities can take a hold of this information and begin testing it with the billions of dollars available in grants and such. For us little guys all we can do is observe and come up with theories and test them.
Theory
So heres a theory about what happens during the event. We first have a sharp gradient. The Ions initially surge forward but require time to get up to speed. Their divergent field is minimal at this point so we also get the convergent energy in the form of Radiant energy flooding into the system. Flowing backward from the negative to the positive, the Negative energy employs gains along any impedance in the path (this is possibly why switching on the negative side shows more gains that on the positive side). As the current begins to speed up, its divergent field begins to grow. At some point the potential difference between the convergent and divergent fields becomes equal and eventually out of balance so that the convergent field can no longer compete with the faster and thus stronger field and is negated or destroyed. However knowing this we've quickly dumped the pulse into a dipole in order to make use of the negative energy before it's had a chance to be destroyed. There the chemical composition of the dipole is acted upon by the negative energy, pulling rather than pushing the ions forward. The effect is so quick that the ions don't even have time to react properly and in fact are left with a potential difference after the event has ended, leading to further charging. Because the chemicals are acted upon by the negative energy rather than current flow, they are also conditioned to respond more effectively to the pulse of negative energy. The faster these negative pulses come into the dipole, the faster it charges.
Let me make this perfectly clear that this is only a theory of whats going on. I am most likely incorrect as I'm building my theory to fit the above set of points as I understand them as they were presented to me. They explain the physics of this all in Beardens book 'Free energy secrets' but most of that was beyond my understanding at the moment. They involved heavy electrodynamic theory, quantum theory, particle physics theory etc. At the moment I don't have the patience to educate myself in those fields to understand it in depth. I also may be incorrect in my understanding of electrodynamic theory.
This theory is simplifying what I understand from my observations and the information I've gotten so far from this forum and other sources. I hope this helps.
Ideas based on the above theory and points
In theory getting huge gains would simply be a matter of putting massive impedance in the circuit. However, we also know that this will stall any kind of electrical pulse unless you up the potential to drive past it. Higher voltages would be required for this and or special circuits. Some how you would need a huge impedance that didn't actually resist voltage rises.. I don't know of anything offhand that would do that. The coils have an interesting function though, any delay in the voltage rise as they saturate the field is offset by the fact that the field collapses at the speed of light. There are many experiments we can do to test this and see how this can be utilized to get greater and greater gains in negative energy.
While it may help to know the actual mechanics of HOW radiant energy works, it doesn't seem very practical to me to work on that just yet. What I mean by that is for example, one does not need to know nuclear physics to understand how to use the sun's energy to run a solar cell. Bedini makes a good point in his the free energy video when he talks about the modern electrodynamic model. He basically said something to the effect of 'Has any one every seen Ion's flowing through a conductor?' the answer was of course No. We can measure Voltage (potential difference) and amperage (work or load) but that does not necessarily mean it is Ion flow as we understand it.
What we Can do is make observations about things we can test, and learn from other people who have worked on this before. I'll put up what little I understand about the process now from what I remember from the video and the book.
Basic Principles.
* Any impedance can become a negative resistor (shows Gains in negative or radiant energy).
* Negative Energy (radiant energy) works in Reverse of normal Electricity. Where as electricity shows a loss at any impedance, negative energy shows a gain instead. Negative energy also flows in reverse of the electrical flow (IE from the negative to the positive)
* Negative energy is conversant (drawn to inductors) where as electricity is divergent (pushing away from inductors, Think Radio waves or EM fields around wires).
* IMPORTANT. Sharp gradients violate the laws of thermo dynamics! What this means in electricity is simply sharp pulses (Sharp Saw tooth wave form, a quick ON and OFF.) shows Gains in electricity.. IE its where the negative energy shows up!
* Negative energy cannot be used to power electronic devices, it must first be transmuted into normal electricity. This can ONLY be done in a dipole, IE capacitors or batteries.
* Dipoles require a conditioning time frame. After repeated exposure they show greater gains in negative energy flow.
* Negative Energy happens BEFORE current flow. The second Current shows up, the event is over and negative energy is destroyed.
* Negative energy without current flow damages dipoles to the point of being inoperable. Some current flow is needed, for whatever reason, to prevent this.
* Voltage is instant, current isn't. Remember all those experiments you learned about in school, the line of people standing together hand in hand who get zapped? Every person jumps at the same time. In electrical theory the idea is that the Ions act like the cars in a train. Push one from the back and the one at the front gets shoved forward as well.
* Negative energy flows very slowly.
It's been a while since I've dealt heavily with the electrodynamic theory so there may be something I'm missing. Ion flow IS technically Current flow, however there may be something about the mechanics that requires time to get up to full force, and since we know that negative energy is convergent and positive energy (electrical energy) is divergent (Think radio waves) and that current negates negative energy flow it may be simply that once the current flows the divergent energy field effectively creates a barrier to negative energy, this may also be why current flow destroys the dipole (depletes the battery, capacitor etc), it shuts off the gate that allows the negative energy to become electricity.
These to me are the basics to understanding how to use and work with negative energy. There is some information that seems to suggest that electricity is already a radiant event, that in fact the chemical and electromagnetic effects are the gates at which Radiant energy is transmuted into normal electricity as we know it. Understanding this may be the key to getting HUGE gains in free energy but that may have to wait until this all becomes main stream and the major universities can take a hold of this information and begin testing it with the billions of dollars available in grants and such. For us little guys all we can do is observe and come up with theories and test them.
Theory
So heres a theory about what happens during the event. We first have a sharp gradient. The Ions initially surge forward but require time to get up to speed. Their divergent field is minimal at this point so we also get the convergent energy in the form of Radiant energy flooding into the system. Flowing backward from the negative to the positive, the Negative energy employs gains along any impedance in the path (this is possibly why switching on the negative side shows more gains that on the positive side). As the current begins to speed up, its divergent field begins to grow. At some point the potential difference between the convergent and divergent fields becomes equal and eventually out of balance so that the convergent field can no longer compete with the faster and thus stronger field and is negated or destroyed. However knowing this we've quickly dumped the pulse into a dipole in order to make use of the negative energy before it's had a chance to be destroyed. There the chemical composition of the dipole is acted upon by the negative energy, pulling rather than pushing the ions forward. The effect is so quick that the ions don't even have time to react properly and in fact are left with a potential difference after the event has ended, leading to further charging. Because the chemicals are acted upon by the negative energy rather than current flow, they are also conditioned to respond more effectively to the pulse of negative energy. The faster these negative pulses come into the dipole, the faster it charges.
Let me make this perfectly clear that this is only a theory of whats going on. I am most likely incorrect as I'm building my theory to fit the above set of points as I understand them as they were presented to me. They explain the physics of this all in Beardens book 'Free energy secrets' but most of that was beyond my understanding at the moment. They involved heavy electrodynamic theory, quantum theory, particle physics theory etc. At the moment I don't have the patience to educate myself in those fields to understand it in depth. I also may be incorrect in my understanding of electrodynamic theory.
This theory is simplifying what I understand from my observations and the information I've gotten so far from this forum and other sources. I hope this helps.
Ideas based on the above theory and points
In theory getting huge gains would simply be a matter of putting massive impedance in the circuit. However, we also know that this will stall any kind of electrical pulse unless you up the potential to drive past it. Higher voltages would be required for this and or special circuits. Some how you would need a huge impedance that didn't actually resist voltage rises.. I don't know of anything offhand that would do that. The coils have an interesting function though, any delay in the voltage rise as they saturate the field is offset by the fact that the field collapses at the speed of light. There are many experiments we can do to test this and see how this can be utilized to get greater and greater gains in negative energy.
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