Walter Russel / Utron research

[Cherryman]

Some high speed tests

[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6VazksH0T4[/VIDEO]

[Cherryman]

Telemetrics testing

[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcHWNVpB3CM[/VIDEO]

[Cherryman]

Small update

[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orNHhZZnTRY[/VIDEO]

[Cherryman]

Magnetic anomaly?

[VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFFrh-FXE84[/VIDEO]

[nathan97]

[VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFFrh-FXE84[/VIDEO]

Would you check the resulting magnetic pattern for the combination of two magnets and iron screw with a magnetic film viewer ? Would you observe any symmetry ?

nathan

[Cherryman]

Would you check the resulting magnetic pattern for the combination of two magnets and iron screw with a magnetic film viewer ? Would you observe any symmetry ?

nathan

Hi nathan,

Not sure if i understand your question correctly.
But i'm not in possession of magnetic film.
If i would take a guess, it will not be symmetrical.

[nathan97]

Hi nathan,

Not sure if i understand your question correctly.
But i'm not in possession of magnetic film.
If i would take a guess, it will not be symmetrical.

Maybe that alone is the justification for the change in velocity ?

[Cherryman]

Ongoing tests

[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTYHfqBDEKc[/VIDEO]

[Cherryman]

Will plasma conduct low voltage?

I was wondering if i could eliminate brushes by using a high voltage spark as the brushes for a low voltage current.


[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anlrrbpEujU[/VIDEO]


Warning: Boring Video!

[spacecase0]

I have seen relatively low voltages go through a plasma
a bit of a trick to set it up though,
you have to have a high voltage arc to start the plasma and then turn it down to low voltage at higher current.
or electric contact and then pull the arc out
a 50 ohm resistor, 120Vac, and gold plated connection on one side makes for some fun playing
just tap the connections and then pull them away, I get at least 1/4 inch gap before it breaks

[Cherryman]

I have seen relatively low voltages go through a plasma
a bit of a trick to set it up though,
you have to have a high voltage arc to start the plasma and then turn it down to low voltage at higher current.
or electric contact and then pull the arc out
a 50 ohm resistor, 120Vac, and gold plated connection on one side makes for some fun playing
just tap the connections and then pull them away, I get at least 1/4 inch gap before it breaks

Hi spacecase ( I keep thinking "spacecake" a local delicatesse : )

I tried it very simple, I set up the high voltage connection trough the axel and a magnet, with a spark gap. Then I tried to add a battery powered low voltage high amp over that arc to get a rotation from the magnet like a homopolar motor.

Unfortunately i did not work .

[Cherryman]

Melting a Utron

Now I decided on the design, its time to make some solid ones.


I decided on casting them in aluminium. As I have never done that before, i chewed up some youtubes and mocked up a proof of concept in the garden today.
I'm actually quit happy with the results.


Not a finished product, but a decent enough proof of concept for me! : )


Anyway, here is my first attempt in melting and casting molten aluminium:



[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMut-4mFCxU[/VIDEO]

[Cherryman]

Another meltdown : )

[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGi8Y95wsto[/VIDEO]

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Utron small update

Some minor tests.


Testing the conductive properties of my Utron design. Half and whole.


[VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMm0y8JzGUo[/VIDEO]

[Cherryman]

More testing

Some more testing and learning.