Hello Webmug,
Yeah i have seeing that video some time ago, and they try to explain longitudinal waves, however if you think about, is in my opinion easier than they say, you should think of longitudinal waves just like a force, the force transmit in a wire faster than as waves.
In my idea tesla and stanley meyer used the same principle... Electric force. However electricity usually use this same force, but when you close the circuit you start to kill this force, just like wetting a dry cloth. If we manage to apply this force without getting wet, we are going to get more work done by the same force.
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Look at the attachment drawing, i made this thinking on a way to only use electric field to create movements of electrons on wire. For this i think what is needed is high voltage as to create a intense electric field.
However high voltage at miliamps would not attract that much electrons in a wire, (in my imagination)
So for this i thought of a resonant tank,
What is a resonant tank. Or what happens when you set an oscillation on it.
If you think well a wire have electrons on it that are there in equilibrium. A capacitor also is in equilibrium when its empty.
When you set an oscillation you start to perturb, taking the electrons from one side of the capacitor and the wire and putting on one side of the capacitor, leaving where there were previously electrons, positive holes.
So what happens when you start filling this holes with other electrons that was not on the capacitor and the wire? Happens that when the other electrons reverse direction and come back there will be more free electrons on the way. I believe this will lead the Tank to develop more voltage and thus more amperage, however i'm not so sure.
However i believe that the power density you can develop on a resonant tank can perform a big electric force on a another circuit. (i mean by electric field) cause there will be more amperage thus many many more holes, and all this expending a little energy to sustain this great amount of energy density.
So one of the sides will have very negative potential while the other will have a very positive potential. I thus believe that this potential can perform work by attracting electrons from outside of the first signal, when this overcome the conduction band of the semiconductor..
Maybe another primary will be needed to than let this electrons go alternately.
The PLL is needed to maintain the oscillation on the tank using low electrical input.
If you notice this drawing, you will see the diodes allow the electric field to only absorb electrons from the primary, while preventing them to re enter in the wire.
While the other only put electrons on the wire.
I think that maybe the two tanks could be coupled by a special made capacitor, and also by magnetic coupling. so as to use the holes on one side and excess electrons on the other side to create a push effect inside the capacitor.
One of the coils must be tunable to adjust the resonance. And The frequency of resonance should be chosen accordingly with the primary of the output transformer. Probably 2 primaries would be good. to equilibrate the electrons...
I'm not really sure, in the next month i will be more free and will start building it.
It is based on the electroscope theory, that i posted days ago.
Notice the similarity with tesla drawings... I begun to think that tesla used in his drawings capacitor drawings to mean electrolitic rectifiers somehow..
probably to mislead everyone.
There are many things to think. I went to the university and tried to find some help, even the teacher said is very difficult to calculate or predict the model i'm proposing, however he believed. I think i can determine this only empirically.
If i succeed in getting into the university, i will have some more credits and i will have the possibility of constructing this device, i hope.
before that this days i must study like a mad to pass on the test. Is very very hard. Math history, physics........ so if i delay answering here is because i'm trying to focus there. ok
changing a bit subject
Have you seeing this ?
http://www.alexpetty.com/I remember when we discussed this last year...
Br
Fabio
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