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Started by Back, March 24, 2013, 06:26:35 PM

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thorfourwinds

Yo RoboPuf:

Check this out:


Frequency, NOT Time,
is speeding up (or collapsing).

For thousands of years the Schumann
Resonance or pulse (heartbeat) of Earth
has been 7.83 cycles per second.
The military have used this as a
very reliable reference.

However, since 1980 this
resonance has been slowly rising.
It is now over 12 cycles per second!

This is 'like' saying a day rushes
by in 16 hours instead of the old 24 hours.

Another interpretation is, we,
or rather Consciousness
have been down this same road seven times
before over the last 16 billion years.

Each of these cycles of Creation
runs 20 times faster than the last one.
The same amount of Creation is paced 20 times tighter.

This is why time seems to be going so fast.
It is not "time" but Creation itself that is accelerating.
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robomont

 ive read stuff like that.i dont have an opinion on it yet.
ive never been much for rules.
being me has its priviledges.

Dumbledore

PLAYSWITHMACHINES

QuoteEach of these cycles of Creation
runs 20 times faster than the last one.
The same amount of Creation is paced 20 times tighter.

This is why time seems to be going so fast.
It is not "time" but Creation itself that is accelerating.

We are well aware of this, bumping this thread fr future reference....................

PLAYSWITHMACHINES

#123
LATER!
Jeez, only yesterday i passed '2112' by Rush.

Now it's 2212 & ihave nothing better to add than this:


ENJOY!

PWM

Back

Sorry guys
I have been overloaded. My co brought in 3 "proto type" units in and told me to make them work >:( They are junk!!!! But I have been able to get them on line sort of ::) Alot more work needs to be done before I trust them. Also soccer has started and I am the head coach.

Soooo
PWM I tried adding resistance to the circuit I did not see any differance. I know the ground is good as can be. The resistance des not seem to mater at this point. So my antenna must be at fault.

I have desided that I must get an alumimun plate the next time I go to the city. I have the equipement to pollish it to a merror  my best jewelers pollish is 20000 microns ;D

PWM

I know we talked about it you are 100% correct. It does act like a solar cell with props. I always get a small voltage but in full sunlight it almost doubles.

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robomont

since barn tin is coated in zinc and zinc reacts with ultraviolet.you should be able to turn a sheet of barn tin into a solar cell.
ive never been much for rules.
being me has its priviledges.

Dumbledore

PLAYSWITHMACHINES

Mmm, many forms of energy hitting the plate, or rather lots of different wavelengths of EM energy.

Yes i suppose that would work also.

Better still try both & see which one is better ;)

Back

Hey All

I know it has been some time and time flies. So much is happining on Peggy that I cant keep up.

Robo as a Mod what is the world coming to. At least you havent sunk to the bottem and asked me.

Robo
Just kidding saw it in you a long time ago if you remember. Congrats ;D

Below is a quote that might be the road block that I have with my reciever.

Quote
7. The problem I see is that the ground has an AC component to it because of
the 50 Hz grid power so without a FWBR the cap is driven negative by the
ground I think. With a bigger higher plate the ground AC would not be such an
issue. But with low potentials, the ground AC can negate the plate input
because the ground AC can be in the 100's of mV range.

Basically for these thing to work well they would need to be very carefully
constructed with very low loss parts and while taking into account the
activity in the ground. The cap needs to be exposed to DC only,
the ground AC applied should be less potential than the resultant DC supplied
to the cap over the same time period. The ground is not a steady DC potential.

Applying 100 mW DC to a cap that is exposed to 200 mW PP AC will have little
effect the AC will discharge the capacitor.

Hanging the plate from non conductive support wire's will insulate the plate
from it's mounting pole apparatus ect. as well as isolate it from the ground
except for through the capacitor.

Cheers

My ground wire runs directly beside my 220v coming into my shop.

Luke

Before I rewire I would love to hear your thoughts of to how far away I need to go away.

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PLAYSWITHMACHINES

#128
Hi mates, sorry i was busy, as you can see ;)

Not something i would have expected, this high AC component.

First of all, the earth.

All earthing points need to assemble at one place, namely the reciever or caps.

If you have a 'triangle' instead of  a 'star' type wiring, you will have a loop which picks up AC (yes even in the ground wire). The length of these ground wires doesn't really matter, i've used them at 10 feet but those at the Marconi station in England were 100 feet or more from the building (where the reciever was housed).

How deep? Over here if i drill 6 feet i hit ground water already, i think for you it may be deeper. Definitely if you hit wet ground you are deep enough...


The rectifying, Hmm, you maybe can use the old fashioned Selenium rectifiers (those multi-plate types from old battery chargers) they have a very low breakdown voltage.

You can even make a super LV diode by 'rusting' one side of a steel plate. Stack a few of these up & you wil have a type of diode ;)
Also by using dissimilar metals like copper & zinc ;)

I will have to do some experiments now :P to see if that works... ::)

I promise i will devote more time to this, once we have rounded off a few things..
Later!

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#129
Hey Luke

Over load ;D

I know that you are way busy. I was asking how far away should my antenna leads be away from my incoming antenna wires ( ground and aerial) should be away from the incoming 220v power to my shop to nulify the effect.

Sorry I did not make that point clear :(   In this thread I pointed out that an ac componet.

QuoteAll earthing points need to assemble at one place, namely the reciever or caps.

If you have a 'triangle' instead of  a 'star' type wiring, you will have a loop which picks up AC (yes even in the ground wire

Please explain when you have time.
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PLAYSWITHMACHINES

#130
Oh i see,

As long as the power supply (in this case none) is wel insulated & filtered from any incoming signal, on earth lines this is difficult, i have had the Jehova's channel coming in clear as day on my gravity recievers. Turned out it was coming from the 300v power supply & the mains cable :P

Better to use batteries & even co-ax cable for the PSU & all other connections.

If the voltage from the ground system is that high, we should be using it to store energy o power the circuit, you see?

I have to think on this, it's getting late, much to do tomorrow,,,,
See ya later, intrepid explorers of the Infinite!

;D
PWM.....

robomont

havent seen you in awhile back.where do you stand on your project.
ive never been much for rules.
being me has its priviledges.

Dumbledore

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Hey Robo

With so much going on at work I have only had time to think. With winter coming I should ahve more free time ;D

Luke

From what i understand the AC component in the ground is from the grid. Or in my case the burried cable that feeds power to my shop. I was wondering how far away should my ground and antenna leads coming into my shop shouuld be away from my incoming power to negate the interferance.

Yes I have thought long about harvesting the AC but when all is said and done I would still be connected to the grid. If it is true that the ground AC is what is causing me to be not to me able to get a higher DC charge from the the potential that is there then I need to get rid of it if I can.

There is a large natural DC potential from ground and the atmosphere. That is what i am trying to work with. From what I understand it can be more than 100 v per meter. I will provide link next post.

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PLAYSWITHMACHINES

QuoteI was wondering how far away should my ground and antenna leads coming into my shop shouuld be

As short as you can make it, freind ;D

QuoteYes I have thought long about harvesting the AC but when all is said and done I would still be connected to the grid. If it is true that the ground AC is what is causing me to be not to me able to get a higher DC charge from the the potential that is there then I need to get rid of it if I can

Yes, i think that is the general idea also, read my latest posts..

Much more to do & say on this subject, but my time is limited...sorry guys......

-PWM-

PLAYSWITHMACHINES

Ah, i see, sorry :-[

Completely missed the point, Duh!

Short answer; 6-10 feet at least.

Long answer;
Yes, they should be seperated, and preferably with something like a wall or steel mesh in between. The buried cable should have a steel sheath which is probably grounded as well, it might be worth isolating it at the meter end (as long as you have a separate ground for the household supply of course).

So i guess you now have 2 ground rods, one for the house & another (or several) for the radiant reciever..?

Local neutral lines may also be grounded in a lot of cases, so that can also be a source of noise, the neutral line (where i am) carries about 4 volts AC, way too high for what you are doing.

(come to think of it i could use LED lighting on that, it would bypass the meter, 'free energy at last' LOL)

Suspending the plate, won't that stop anything flowing?
I thought it was literally in the ground....?

If the problem persists your only choice might be to build a LV rectifier like i mentioned....

Just my 2 cents, i will think on this 8)