OK, fine. I am primarily looking for theoretical support. Experimental proof is also valuable bu not for me at this moment.
David On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 5:12 PM, Harvey Norris <[email protected]> wrote: > Will be posting videos soon. > > Pioneering the Applications of Interphasal Resonances > http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/teslafy/ > > --- On *Mon, 7/23/12, David Jonsson <[email protected]>* wrote: > > > From: David Jonsson <[email protected]> > Subject: [Vo]:Assymetric Maxwell stress tensors > To: "vortex-l" <[email protected]> > Date: Monday, July 23, 2012, 8:39 AM > > Are there any? > > It seems like a big shortcoming if there aren't any. > > David > > David Jonsson, Sweden, phone callto:+46703000370 > > Simply put when torsion is extreme enough, the vectors of normally > perpendicular forces such as electricity and magnetism may become almost > parallel;they undergo a kind of "distant parallelism" brought about by such > extreme warping of space. Depending upon the amount of torsion, those > vectors may not necessarily be perpendicular any more, but deviate slightly > or greatly from such perpendicularity. > > pg 34/ Top Secret Torsion/Secrets of the Unified Field/ Joseph Farrell > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/4138926072/ > 2009 Flux Capacitor Model > > E X B embodiments on separately phased resonances > The Flux Capacitor is a spatially interacted electrical resonance. > Resonance is the balancing of magnetic and electrical fields to contain > equal field energies, where expression of this energy uses a coil for the > magnetic flux, and a capacitor for the electric field energy. Normally > these two different field energies exist in separate space, and because > they oscillate they also exist in separate timings, whereby when one field > is full the other is empty. The first premise of the flux capacitor is to > Tconstruct a device whereby the vessels containing each energy expression > themselves can exist in the same space at right angles, thereby creating a > third reaction force to be obtained in the remaining third angle in space, > here to be obtained by non-magnetic stainless steel rods protruding from > the water capacitor. The aim here is to split the water molecule into > oxygen and hydrogen fuel with the minimal amount of energy. Two 90 degree > phased flux caps can share timings of field energy which is the goal of > these endeavors, where the magnetic field from one resonance can be > spatially interacted with a concurrent electric field from another > separately phased resonance. > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/4138199465/ > > Axially Insulated Water Capacity in 465 hz Resonance > This shows the effect of just the electric field resonating from the > right coil at 2700 volts on a hand held grounded neon bulb. Notice that the > end connection of the neon need not touch the central electrode of the > water capacitor; the electric field energy passes through space itself. The > input voltage is obtained from a mere 7 volts obtained from an AC car > alternator rotating at a constant rpm to output 465 hz. To achieve the > higher voltage output shown here a first stage of resonance is employed > which multiplies the initial voltage 15 fold. These comprise two 500 ft > wire spools of 14 gauge wire stacked in series; ~ 23 [email protected] ohms using 5 > uf for 465 hz resonance. This first stage of series resonant rise is > necessary to achieve any appreciable amperage through the secondary > (interphasal) resonance to be formed into a flux capacitor principle, > whereby this then increases the voltage almost another 17 fold. Each of the > ending flux capacitor components are 180,000 ohms impedance at this > frequency. The coils contain almost 8 miles of 23 gauge wire. An AC > alternator is used to obtain the needed higher frequency to enable the > resonances to spatially exist inside each other, which then involves > special circumstances. Since every changing electric field also appears out > of phase as a changing magnetic field according to the derivative of the > electric field's rate of change in time, induced currents can be measured > when a second coil is employed to surround the axial capacity employed as > the first resonance to be engaged, which is shown here without the addition > of the second resonance in the three phase triangle. It is found that the > induced currents due to induction via spatially enclosed capacity inserted > into the coils interior volume: that this value comprises 2/3 the amount of > current registered when the interphasing is given its actual separately > phased line connections. The second resonance uses an ordinary spatially > separate plate plexiglass capacity. > Essentially this second large coil in the 60 Henry range @ 840 ohms > can be preliminarily tuned to the spatial influence of the initial > resonance; however during this tuning where L2C2 has its capacity varied as > a shorted loop formation, an amperage meter can be enclosed in this loop to > find the point of highest power transfer. It this scenario cyclic or time > varying amperages can be found. Apparently when a new resonant point is > sought, the circuit may respond very slowly to the new point of resonant > conduction. This makes noting the amperage quantities difficult when for > cyclic cases where this amounts to measuring something that is not constant > in time, but yet it may be cyclic in repetition of those changes. When L2C2 > is tuned and disconnected, and then reconnected as a shorted loop to > exhibit induction currents as a shorted loop: the initial resonance as the > primary will decrease from 2.7 ma to 2.3 ma, but the secondary amperage > will increase to 1.2 ma, where these values may take 30 seconds or so to > assume themselves. > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/4609480576/ > > To fathom what the spatial changes to the circuit will do may not > first be apparent. The axial water capacity will act just like an interior > coil, in that it will induce currents and voltage by induction. The > assymmetry may not be so evident, but each of the interior circuits will > have different currents if the polarity of their inputs are reversed. > What currents may go up by spatial interaction, do not go down by an equal > amount, as found in single phase observations of mutual induction effects. > In the above schematic it is noted that at a certain level the interphasal > currents are in the ratio 2.7/1.7. Now if the voltage were to be increased > to a larger level, this same initially observed ratio may not be evident. > One side may work better then another again. Why this ratio change was > evident at higher levels which caused the water to "pucker at the edges" > and in a simpler version emit a hummed ringing sound is that now under the > additional stress the electric field interacting with the magnetic field > containing it, has become "less perdendicular" to its partner, and that > component of the currents found on each phase is thereby lessened. Other > examples of torsional effects by smaller components are evidenced in recent > phase angle observations of both a krypton bulb discharge and the same > voltage source powering a bipolar tesla coil. In these cases it becomes > easy to show conditions for a 3D space time curvature made for both 1/5th > bulb discharge and 1/4 time contraction for TC arcing. It stands to reason > that since the mechanism for missing time is now understood to be a > consequence of the tuned air core secondary transmission itself. It then > forms a new R(int) value with respect to the load of the arcing distance. > It is readily seen that the greatest efficiency is made with the greatest > amount of secondary amperage circulation; and when a third pathway for load > currents is made, this represents a diversion of current from the resonant > LC loop. As that consequence the primary again consumes more current, and > less efficiency. > >
