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Understanding Step Charging
« on: November 25, 2016, 05:55:30 am »
When Stan talks about "Step Charging", what do you think he means? Does he mean forced step charging? Or does he mean that step charging is an effect that takes place?

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Re: Understanding Step Charging
« Reply #1 on: November 25, 2016, 12:11:31 pm »
It's an effect that takes place. They are two ways to charge a capacitor, you can use the 5 time constants (period of time) that it takes to charge the capacitor and lump all 5 time constants into one pulse. Or you can use the the 5 time constants and 5 pulse and pump the capacitor charged using a 50% duty cycle, But you must have the frequency doubling effect in order to fill in for the off times of the 50% duty cycle with a pulse in order for it to look like one pulse of the same time. That's what Stan means by step charging.
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Re: Understanding Step Charging
« Reply #2 on: November 25, 2016, 13:18:06 pm »
It appears to me that when gating the stepcharging is something that takes place because the voltage peak is always higher when gating but it also goes to zero somewhere...

A curious thing about coils and capacitor is that the conservation of energy can be used to calculate what will be the capacitor voltage equating for the energy you get in a coil in terms of amps and inductance.

for example!: we get 1 amp at a 100 mh coil and it will discharge into a 1nf capacitor the resultant voltage will be 10kv

To veryfy that you calculate the resonant freq and find the Xc and xl and multiply by the amps and should give same result.
In the case:
15915 hz than  xc = 10000 xl = 10000

The time constants are referred to when you get a fixed voltage to charge the capacitor, resonant charging it will discharge with resonant timing so it takes a quarter of the frequency period...


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Re: Understanding Step Charging
« Reply #3 on: November 26, 2016, 05:44:53 am »
I believe step charging to be more of a Forced Oscillation than an effect. I've seen some of Stan's still private documents that would suggest that step charging is electronically forced!

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Re: Understanding Step Charging
« Reply #4 on: November 26, 2016, 05:48:57 am »
I can imagine what you're talking about. Like maybe controlling the voltage input at primary coil or something?


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Re: Understanding Step Charging
« Reply #5 on: November 26, 2016, 06:05:12 am »
It's very similar to what Stan shows on page 162 from The Birth of New Technology.

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Re: Understanding Step Charging
« Reply #6 on: November 26, 2016, 11:14:06 am »
Tony, correct me if I am wrong. Those drawings are for the water injector plug and not for the resonate cavity cell. Two completely different animals.

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Re: Understanding Step Charging
« Reply #7 on: November 26, 2016, 12:50:21 pm »
Tony, why you and others have such precious information and dont share with others?
It looks to me that there is a "R@T  Race" occuring, its too bad!

Max Miller shared the WFC dealer tape 1 with that stupid watermark, why you guys are acting like this?
Just cant understand that.