Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter "Replications"

[Farmhand]

Hi all here's one video so far. It's a 470 uF cap rated to 200 volts. It's charged by the DC output of the receiver.

Cap Shorting fun - 1.wmv - YouTube

[Farmhand]

Here's another one with some quite bizarre looking artifacts in the tube.
It's really bright too, but of course the camera compensates sometimes.
I used the compensating function of the camera to be able to show the effect.
Kinda swirly lookin. The second tube in this video is a different pink one.

Warning; loud rooster at the end of the clip. I'll edit it. Sorry
Fluro Patterns.wmv - YouTube

Some technical stuff later, I gotta wind some coils.



P.S. Oh and I just setup a voltage doubler on the input and a good meter for
input volts and amperes to it from the battery. So I can go up to 22 volts input.

[MonsieurM]

Here's another one with some quite bizarre looking artifacts in the tube.
It's really bright too, but of course the camera compensates sometimes.
I used the compensating function of the camera to be able to show the effect.
Kinda swirly lookin. The second tube in this video is a different pink one.

Warning; loud rooster at the end of the clip. I'll edit it. Sorry
Fluro Patterns.wmv - YouTube

Some technical stuff later, I gotta wind some coils.



P.S. Oh and I just setup a voltage doubler on the input and a good meter for
input volts and amperes to it from the battery. So I can go up to 22 volts input.

you'r right , looks "vortexy" to me...more like multiple vortexes

Farmhand, could you by any chance describe what happens when you touched the Fluo....very curious about that part

[Farmhand]

you'r right , looks "vortexy" to me...more like multiple vortexes

Farmhand, could you by any chance describe what happens when you touched the Fluo....very curious about that part

Yeah I just touch it and there becomes a dark spot in the middle, the dark patch
seems to have inertia, I say that because of the way it kinda sloshes up and
down. It's fascinating to me . It seems to keep moving up or down after I
stop moving my hand, but it's a very subtle effect. And difficult to appreciate on
video I admit. I keep thinking of Crooks' experiments but it's probably different.
Interesting nonetheless. Crooks' experiment on the Dark Space is
described starting page 5, but I recommend reading from the beginning when
there is time, it's very interesting stuff in that book.

Sir William Crookes - On Radiant Matter.pdf

Edit : I think it was dR Green who first made me aware of that book. Ta dR.

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[MonsieurM]

Could you have someone else touch it (if safe and possible) and see if the effect is different in any way

Thanks for the link, will definitely have a look at it

[Farmhand]

Could you have someone else touch it (if safe and possible) and see if the effect is different in any way

Thanks for the link, will definitely have a look at it

I'll try, but the people here are a bit wary of my experiments since my
demonstration of the power of split water, unfortunately it didn't go quite to
plan, it was a real hoot afterwards everyone was yelling but nobody could hear anything.

[Kokomoj0]

Here's another one with some quite bizarre looking artifacts in the tube.
It's really bright too, but of course the camera compensates sometimes.
I used the compensating function of the camera to be able to show the effect.
Kinda swirly lookin. The second tube in this video is a different pink one.

Warning; loud rooster at the end of the clip. I'll edit it. Sorry
Fluro Patterns.wmv - YouTube

Some technical stuff later, I gotta wind some coils.



P.S. Oh and I just setup a voltage doubler on the input and a good meter for
input volts and amperes to it from the battery. So I can go up to 22 volts input.

maybe its just me or the vid does not do it justice but I do not see vortice action in that?

[Kokomoj0]

Thanks Kokomo and dR, I think I have it sorted now, all I needed to do was
leave the caps across the primary for the resonance on the transmitter and
use a different much bigger cap for the resonant charging circuit, i'll make
some drawings after dinner, I'm getting good results with LV now I've made
the change. I can even use the harmonics but full excitement still works best


When I short a 200 v 220 uf electro cap charged at the receiver output I get
30 v almost instantly when I unshort it, and if I don't put enough pressure on
the screwdriver I get a constant stream of sparks looks good. The input
drops when I do that but always is a sine wave from the transmitter. The cap
will eventually charge to over 80 volts, input is 12.3v the cap charges to
about 30 volts almost instantaneous with very little input, which is about the
voltage in the primary charging capacitor, and more than double the input
voltage. So I can exploit that I can do well I think.

Hehe if I connect to ground with the transmitter for fun I can tune it for
plasma streams like it used to do. Frequency is about 440 Khz.

Pics and video clip soon.

Cheers

yikes!

well if you wanted to lay a grounding wire out to get say 1/2 wavelenth from each other to insure a good ground you would be looking at 340meters and change for the hertzian so if you happened to have 16awg wire laying around that woudl come out to about 4.5ohms. I presume that you could use a resistor for testing them close by to simulate a hard wire of that gauge if you decided to do a real time test with known ground resistance.

[Farmhand]

Hi Kokomo, I wouldn't describe the fluro patterns as a vortex, just swirly and
random but they do look kind of like a streaking effect like a random current
path through the medium in the tube taking the path of least resistance at
the time probably from the un-eveness of the heating inside, the bottom of
the tube gets quite hot and so the heat rising and cool sinking there would be
definite random paths of less resistance where the hot medium is more
conductive, the current then causes more heat, circulation and movement of
the hot more conductive paths through the tube. Being that the bottom of
the tube is connected to the bottom of the secondary coil but the top is not
connected to anything and considering the current paths through the tube I
can only conclude that there is significant current through the tube.

What type of current would that be ? Electron current ? Displacement current ? Or something else ?

In a lecture by Tesla he states that the wireless lighting of fluorescent bulbs
is an electrostatic event when done this way, I'll try to find the text.

I'm not ready for distance transmission tests yet, I am starting to think if it
might be possible to use a HF coil to transmit a beat frequency lower than
20 Khz through the ground.

With the voltage doubler I was able to put over 15 watts into the transmitter
primary and can light 5 watt auto bulb/ filament type really bright. However a
lot of heat went into the mosfets because the switching is affected by the
coils. I need to find a better way to get more power into the primary and keep
the circuitry shielded and further away.

I think I have the frequency low enough to be able to use a better IC for the
PWM. So I'll have a think about it, I'm not keen on hot switches. It seems to
me that the collapsing magnetic field of the primary coil adds to the energy
oscillating in the primary tank and that when the current through the
connecting wire returns (is sent back from the receiver) it would induce a
current in the primary also which should coincide with the next pulse if pulsing
at the resonant frequency.

I'm gonna try some harmonics and see what happens.

Cheers

[Farmhand]

Some quotes from. This Book IRWNT Not Nikola's words directly
but a honest account I think with his own opinions noted and differentiated.
This is a remarkable book.

Page 120 IRWNT

Quote
"Taking up the
course of reasoning followed by Mr. Tesla in his first lecture, it
will be noted that he started out with the recognition of the fact,
which he has now experimentally demonstrated, that for the production
of light waves, primarily, electrostatic effects must be
brought into play, and continued study has led him to the Opinion
that all electrical and magnetic effects may be referred to electrostatic
moLolecular forces. This opinion finds a singular confirmation
in one of the most striking experiments which he
describes, namely, the production of a veritable flame by the
agitation of electrostatically charged molecules."

....

Page 145 IRWNT
Quote
"Nature has stored up in the universe infinite energy. The
eternal recipient and transmitter of this infinite energy is the
ether. The recognition of the existence of ether, and of the
functions it performs, is one of the most important results of
modern scientific research. The mere abandoning of the idea of
action at a distance, the assumption of a medium pervading all
space and connecting all gross matter, has freed the minds of
thinkers of an ever present doubt, and, by opening a new horizon
new and unforeseen possibilities has given fresh interest to
phenomena with which we are familiar of old. It has been a
great step towards the understanding of the forces of nature and
their multifold manifestations to our senses. It has been for
the enlightened student of physics what the understanding of
the mechanism of the firearm or of the steam engine is for the
barbarian. Phenomena upon which we used to look as wonders
baffling explanation, we now see in a different light. The spark
of an induction coil, the glow of an incandescent lamp, the manifestations
of the mechanical forces of currents and magnets are
no longer beyond our grasp ; instead of the incomprehensible, as
before, their observation suggests now in our minds a simple
mechanism, and although as to its precise nature all is still conjecture,
yet we know that the truth cannot be much longer hidden,
and instinctively we feel that the understanding is dawning
upon us."

....

Well maybe the Dark Space I see is the Crookes Dark Space.

Page 201 IRWNT
Quote
"Here still another, which by my fingers' touch casts a shadow
the Crookes shadow of the stem inside of it."

....

Page 295 IRWNT
Quote
"Helmholtz, has shown that the fundi of the eye are themselves,
luminous, and he was able to see, in total darkness, the movement
of his arm by the light of his own eyes. This is one of the
most remarkable experiments recorded in the history of science,
and probably only a few men could satisfactorily repeat it, for it
is very likely, that the luminosity of the eyes is associated with
uncommon activity of the brain and great imaginative power. It
is fluorescence of brain action, as it were."

[MonsieurM]

Yeah that waveform was just an effect of the scope and changing frequency I think.

Anyway I found this Caduceus type effect noted in this Book I'm studying.
On page 398 and the explanation of the experiments and observations carry on through page 399 and 400 I think.
The inventions, researches and writings of Nikola Tesla, with special reference to his work in polyphase currents and high potential lighting : Martin, Thomas Commerford, 1856-1924 : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive

I think a vacuum tube was used.


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Thank you farmhand I have not seen this post..

reminds me of your vid with the Fluro Patterns

Fluro Patterns.wmv - YouTube

[Farmhand]

Hi Guy's, I found that I can use half frequency to pulse the primary of the
transmitter and get good power out of the receiver for the input to the
transmitter, but there is no resonant rise and so the voltage remains fairly
low.

Here's some scope shots, these are from the hanging probe and the receiver
is loaded so no real ring up.

Resonance for reference


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Half frequency.


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Initial pulse then 3 oscillations


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Initial pulse then 6 oscillations


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Initial pulse then 8 oscillations


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If enough input voltage is used they are all useful to a degree but none can
give as much power from the receiver as pulsing at the actual resonant
frequency.

Here's a pic of a 10 watt fluro lit up between transmitter and receiver, the
transmitter is connected to the wire on the left by the black clip lead stuck in
the pot the receiver is connected to the top of the fluro by the green clip lead
the fluro is stuck in the dirt.


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This is the total input to the transmitter, it works out to about 13 watts.


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And this is the wave form from the hanging probe


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OF course the receiver can still power loads at the same time. And the
input remains fairly stable too.

Cheers

[Kokomoj0]

are your coils tuned to the length and mass of the wire? I believe that is how NT did it?

meyls coils were pancake with the prim on the bttom and sec on top etched into a circuit board and one was wound ccw and one cw if that has any value.

[Farmhand]

are your coils tuned to the length and mass of the wire? I believe that is how NT did it?

meyls coils were pancake with the prim on the bttom and sec on top etched into a circuit board and one was wound ccw and one cw if that has any value.

No they're not, but dR's are. I'm not so sure that was the case with the
Magnifying transmitter anyway, it wasn't a spiral coil and had no spiral coils.

It had three coils so which were weighted to which do you think ?

Primary "C" coil
Secondary "A" coil
And Extra coil "B" the resonator.

Would C be weighted to A or B or both or all weighted to each other.

I don't think it's necessary. As long as resonance is achieved and it is, and
the maximum potential is at the top of the coils, which it is.

Not sure what you would expect to see as far as resonance is concerned
except for resonance. With both coils resonant with each other as well.

When I see Meyl light up some fluro's or regular bulbs or run motors I'll take some
notice of him. Until then it's just tiny power levels which is easy to deal with.
Honestly he powered his device from a wall wart and lit up 2 x 3 mm LED's.
I'm powering 6 x 5mm LED's but I have to do it through 1270 Ohms of resisters
so I don't blow any more when I remove the other loads.

When I crank up the power at resonance if there are loose connections or
high resistance connections in my terminals they start to arc and the
waveform gets fuzzy, or if the terminals are too rough energy leaks out. You
don't have those problems with the very low input power setups. It only
happens when the terminal is charged to a high potential. I have about 1400
turns in my Coil "A" and "B" combined and 10 in my primary close wound at the
very bottom, I did this mainly so I can pulse it fairly well and easily with a
regular PWM IC at 440 Khz or so. The IC is pretty tough and I have 400 volt Mosfets.

I think Meyl just used a harmonic and actual resonance to show the effect of
the no shielding, with the tiny power levels he was using you would almost
need to touch the terminal to affect it's capacitance and resonance. The
energy is transmitted through his ground wire not the air so he is shielding
nothing.

I can show the effect with my own setup. But when the power goes up the
the terminal is charged to a much higher potential and it could lash out at you
from a larger distance, also the distance to affect the terminal capacitance at
high potential is much more.

To get the effects he showed with those tiny power levels is easy. Crank it
up I say. then see what happens.

The ten watt fluro between the coils (not wirelessly lit) the 1 watt powering a
filament bulb at the receiver and the heat in the switches makes up for almost
all the input power, very little is radiated.

If I want to power 2 LEDs I can do it with a very small input to the
transmitter. I can light fluro's from the wired output of the receiver using it to
pulse a MOT and light the fluro. Lot's of experimenting to do.

I probably will have a mess around with weighted coils at some point but I don't
think it will make much difference, maybe a bit. I think my results with 12 and
24 volt inputs are comparable to dR's results with a spark gap, so thousands of
volts input to his primary. I'll post a video soon of some plasma or HF arc from
the terminal of the transmitter with 12 volts and 24 volts input. It's much more
convenient to use a 12v battery and a voltage doubler to light some fluro's
and transmit some power than it is to use a spark gap.

I'm not looking for free energy or OU, my main focus is to achieve resonance
which i have and experiment with stuff, if I observe something interesting I post it.

This video shows that even though there is only 150 turns in the Secondary
coil "A" and 10 turns in the primary coil "C" because there is 1300 turns or so
in the resonator the voltage is quite high at the terminals. The hissing sound
like escaping air is the sound a leaking terminal makes. The leak can come from
a single sharp point or sharp edge and be barely visible. So we can see how
important the terminal is in the Magnifier patent and why Nikola gave so much
detail about it and the cylindrical vertical conductor as well.

Plasma Streams.wmv - YouTube

Cheers

[Farmhand]

Here's what I think about the opposite wound coils thing.

If the coils are wound like in the attached drawing the primaries pulsed in series
or parallel, then the secondaries should be in phase, and in series they would
double voltage and in parallel they should double current but same voltage.

A similar thing can be achieved by pulsing (using AC too), a pair of ignition
coils or similar maybe resonant coils, in anti parallel, they can be wound the
same way then. There is a web page on it. I'll find it later.



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I think Don Smiths device should have two primaries as well as two secondaries.