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by **mos68x** » Mon Sep 11, 2006 10:24 pm

visit??? i didin't know anything about, lol. where are you at? that is the deciding kick right now. it really depends on whether or not i can get my other car working right(having a starting issue). i really don't want to drive the gas hog over there if i can get the 35mpg runnin, lol. i would like to go for sure, it's just a matter of $$$.

by **renaud67** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 2:45 am

hello Bob
Yes I received your mail at rgravier @ onet.fr
I can't reply directly because of anti-spam (yes, this is a problem we have at work, we have filter also when we send message :shock:

).
You could send methe doc
Thank you

PS : I ve delayed my reply because of time shifting (europe)

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by **medwards06** » Mon Nov 20, 2006 10:21 am

Dear Bob,
I hope you are feeling beter. Could you please send me the details of the transformer and relavant information about your modifications and wiring.
Thanks

Michael

m.edwards06 @t yahoo.com

by **thirsty** » Mon Nov 20, 2006 10:50 am

by **jjbeamish** » Sat Dec 02, 2006 1:15 am

I have done some testing with different transformer (toroidal and other) configurations and hook ups and I think I have stumbled on a key component of the induction process with a pulse generator. The trick is to get the resonance to achieve a high potential into (or from) the cell. This happens when the magnetic field collapses. I am not directly referring to back emf.

This is my own and I am not sure if Bob will comment or not. I understand if he does not but I believe this is key at this point. I will post as I figure out more.

Jason

by **MarkinAustralia** » Sat Dec 02, 2006 4:23 am

Hi Jason
sounds interesting...i would like to see Bob's comment on this
mark

by **Bob Boyce** » Sat Dec 02, 2006 6:44 pm

Yes Jason, that is exactly what I have been trying to get people to see and understand. As you probably have already noticed, some transformer configurations deliver more energy gain than others.

I'm glad someone else is working with this aspect as well.

Bob

by **waterbard** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 11:12 am

So, what do these wave patterns look like? I have been sending pulses through a variety of toroids, and solenoids, and the solenoids emit a normal wave, mostly, sinewaves. The toroids seem to to emit waves that look like elvish writings... LOL

Lots of hockey stick, L like figures, and upside down as well. Which leads me to the next question. If I am sending a DC pulse through the primaries, but the secondaries are giving me an AC voltage, is my oscilliscope busted? The scope has an integrated 1 khz/1 volt square wave oscillator for calibration, and the reading is correct.

Also, I am in my basement when I do this, and there lots of rock deposits about 2 ft under the top dirt outside. When I take a reading from one toroid straight without any power, I see millivolt frequencies in the 1-1.3 mhz region. What is that, shortwave radio or something?

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by **chemelec** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 1:18 pm

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Toroidal transformer Connection

toroidal transformer question to bob boyce

25% power from PWM3E but what about the other 75%

Pulse circuits (PWM3E)

Toroidal Transformer

Transformer

3 primaries 48Hz; 64Hz; 72Hz

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