Re: [Vo]:Assymetric Maxwell stress tensors
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 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 * wrote: > > > From: David Jonsson > Subject: [Vo]:Assymetric Maxwell stress tensors > To: "vortex-l" > 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 mh@2.6 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
Re: [Vo]:Assymetric Maxwell stress tensors
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 wrote: From: David Jonsson Subject: [Vo]:Assymetric Maxwell stress tensors To: "vortex-l" 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 mh@2.6 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 c
