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Sephiroth

24 posts · 1 thread started · 294 more in threads this archive does not carry · writing between Dec 2007 and Jul 2010

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Regarding Orion Group / Dr. Stephen Greer recent comments

#9 ·

jibbguy wrote:

So what do we do now; since we are so frickin "useless"... HUH???

Rely on....

Orion?

WITTS?

Give me a break lol.

The expensive instruments are nice, and almost always are required for Verification. They are usually NOT required for making breakthroughs. Only the human mind is required for that. Give us the breakthroughs and the instruments can be found.

The only way the people who want to us to stop can succeed, is if we decide to stop work ourselves.
I agree... at the very least working from our garages is a start!

I admit I don't have the tools or materials to do really ambitious projects. Few of us do. But does that mean we should just sit on our arses and wait for someone to else to do it?!

I've only been at this for three years and I love looking back on my old projects and seeing just how much progress has been made.

This was the first pulse motor I ever built...


and in just three years I've gone from that to motors that are more efficient than most that are commercially available...



We "amateurs" shouldn't be written off just yet Tesla didn't have half of what even we have available to us today... neither did Stubblefield or many other of the masters... If we have the dedication and the imagination to achieve our goals, then time is the only thing in our way

What's Happened to Timothy Thrapp?

#2 ·

no idea... but thought I would bring up this quote from Peter L just to be a troll

Gauss,

Sorry to burst your bubble, but when it comes to Ed Gray, there is no one who knows more about his real history than my friend Mark McKay. Mark has shared most of this research with me in computer files and long conversations. Over the last 5 years, Mark has quietly interviewed every living member of Gray's family who had knowledge of the technology, and every living person who ever worked with Gray on his technology. The real story is quite different than the generally believed "public version" of the story published in newspaper articles from the 1970's, but I assure you, it does not include "working in the WITTS lab".

This one, absurd and provably FALSE statement, should cause EVERYONE to seriously doubt the rest of these outrageous claims by "Sir Timothy" and WITTS. Any person who entertains the idea that Tesla, Stubblefield, Keely, and Meyer all needed help from WITTS to accomplish their technologies is, in my personal opinion, delusional in the extreme.

I first met Tim at a friend's house in Fort Worth, Texas in the mid-1990s. He never made any claims like this then, but he was famous for pumping people for information and never telling anyone anything! This experience, of being pumped by Tim, eventually became known in the underground vernacular as having been "THRAPPED"! To describe the experience to others, I coined the term "intellectual diode", where information goes in, but nothing comes back out.

Tim is famous alright, but not for ever showing an enlightened attitude of sharing his knowledge or of actually helping his fellow man.

You can believe whatever you want, but I don't believe ONE WORD that comes out of WITTS, or the newly Knighted "Sir Timothy". Tim has NEVER shown anyone I know that these technologies actually work, and that includes all the major players in the FE community.

That's my two cents,

Peter

Anyone know where to have a flywheel made in the UK?

#10 ·

juju wrote:

hello my friend,

you can get a rotor from an old computer hard drive, with almost that size you mention... the disk is made from some kind of metal but non magnetic material... the rotor also includes very good bearing prepared for high rpms.

thats what i use in my rotors!

its just an idea... why to make one, if you can get it from some old component, and easy to find!

i have lots of damaged hard drives here, so if you really need i can send you one...

or you mean something else? im not shore if we are talking about the same, dont really know what you mean with flywheel...




hugs
Hi Juju,

A flywheel is a heavy rotating mass used to store kinetic energy... rotors aren't a problem since I can get anything I want made from acrylic but thank you for the offer

@Slovenia - Good thinking! Looks like he's based in the UK so he could well be the best person to ask!

Anyone know where to have a flywheel made in the UK?

#7 ·

tjnlsn255 wrote:

Does it have to be metal?

What about making them out of fiberglass or resin?

Hope you are having fun on your adventure.....

How is the M3 coming along?

Be happy....

Tj
I can have them made from acrylic, but it's far too light... for such a small flywheel, I need a very dense material...

the MG3 is in the works, but I have something I need to finish first Should have something to show in the next month...

Anyone know where to have a flywheel made in the UK?

#5 ·

john_g wrote:

Hi Sephiroth

I suspect if you want it made in lead there may be a few H&S problems with turning lead. What about casting it yourself - find a tin of the correct diameter, bed it in sand level, and pour in your molten lead. Or you could use a lead shot/ resin mix, which may be easier.

Regards

John
Yeah, I was thinking of doing that but I need at least two identical pieces, and am willing to pay for precision

Anyone know where to have a flywheel made in the UK?

#3 ·

Alluminium is ok, but isn't very dense (about 2.7g/cm^3)

yeah, non magnetic is a pain, but it's going to be positioned very close to my stator coils. Don't really like the idea of them being conductive either to be honest....

Anyone know where to have a flywheel made in the UK?

#1 ·

Title says it all

Looking for somewhere in the UK that can make some custom flywheels for me.

Spec :
100mm diameter
approx 30mm thick
with an 8mm hole in the center for the shaft.

Material must be non magnetic, and obviously very dense (perhaps lead?).

Stoopidest Thing Youve ever Tried

#14 ·

Not as exciting as some of the others here, but I guess trying to get two (SSG) bedini motors to self run by connecting the output of one to the input of the other and vice versa.

Stupid because a quick look at the schematic would have told me that this is a 24v short circuit.

Ruined the wiring of not one, but two bedini motors simultaneously

Letters of Note: On behalf of Nikola Tesla

#5 ·

Tesla obviously had a lot going against him in his later life, but I think you are right that it may also have something to do with the mind of an inventor... This is one of my favorite Tesla quotes:

High lights and discussion of the Quantum Key

#14 ·

Cheers Aaron, A thread on this would be great.

I was thinking this morning that the right hand rule needn't be evidence for the dependance of a magnetic field on the poynting flow.

If the negative anti photon potential and the positive anti photon potential create magnetic fields in the OPPOSITE direction to eachother, then the flux will appear to be uniform (ie travelling in the same direction) across the length of a wire.

High lights and discussion of the Quantum Key

#12 ·

Hi Aaron,

Back again and still a bit puzzled

Still can't quite get my head around what is happening in an inductor in terms of heaviside and poynting flow...

Let's say we have a relay that can pulse 12v across a coil so fast that current barely flows so all the coil is exposed to the the anti photon potential.

Does the coil form a magnetic field, or any other field? Is there any interaction between the coil and the anti photon potentials?

The right hand rule is a bit confusing. It makes me believe that a magnetic field is independant of the heaviside flow and completely dependant on poynting.