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[TCML] 3 phase Car Alternator WIRELESS Bipolar TC



3 phase WIRELESS Bipolar TC system
At (3 ph) AC car alternator freq of 465 hz; a SOURCE FREQ series resonance can be established where by using a very large air core inductance, (2.4 H) the power transfer above and below sandwiched (pancake spirals obtained from 3 phase),(266 primary system) can be attained to itself power two primary arc gaps. This makes the operation of the TC system a COMPLETELY wireless operation. Even though this system is obviously a new type of tesla coil system, TCML refuses to allow posts concerning the subject, saying they do not discuss subjects on wireless power; they are off topic?  The thing that makes these things work is that the source freq C value @ 465 hz will be the same C value that the tesla tank primary uses. No ferromagnetic transformers are used to power the primaries, instead the series resonant rise of voltage is used.
Comparison of Secondary Amperages
The secondaries have a reactance of ~7000 ohms at this 465 hz alternator freq., so for every 1 ma of secondary amperage circulation, 7 volts will be across the coils. In this demo the amperages of secondary and primary for top and bottom are noted.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32KwpmBcXZc
Independent Dual Secondary Loadings of 266 primaries
The top secondary empowers three incandescent bulbs in series@ 490 volts
enabling 40 ma across load, from a 70 ma circulation. Its adjacent phase 3 pancake coil uses 4A @~10V. The bottom two phases 1 & 2 have ~1.5 A consumptions@ 10 volt range and above. The bottom secondary empowers a magnet assisted neon discharge whereby a wildly
fluxuating 5 ma is taken from a 40 ma bottom secondary amperage circulation or 40*7=280 volts,(the neon will not normally fire at this lower voltage and the use of the magnet is an innovation)
http://youtu.be/treqxFsTrbU
Bipolar Wireless TC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BP975Qu4IQ
Dual Gap Firing
As indicated before getting both gaps to fire on the independent secondaries is problematic. Apparent by concurrent amperage readings of both the top and bottom secondaries the top secondary having the higher voltage will always fire on its gap first, sort of monopolysing the action and preventing the bottom gap from firing. The way the magnetic field action has shown itself is that if no output is taken from the bottom secondary, more magnetic field goes out the top secondary for interaction. But this allocation of magnetic field density
according to the recievers that are present does not work in reverse, probably because of the phase rotation. So what is desired in this operation is to have the weaker bottom side firing an arc gap, rather then the stronger side firing, and having no firing on the bottom. Now every time the bottom gap fires, it shorts out the higher currents on its LC loop, placing that amperage demand down to its lower reactive conduction; thus making for more magnetic field to issue to the top secondary. More secondary current will be attained to every time the
bottom secondary short arc gap fires. What is needed for the top secondary is to have a "weaker" arc gap, whereby adding resistance to the arc gap path was found beneficial, now this higher resistance pathway including an arc gap in series with the elements, this also means that "less" amperage conduction will be diverted through that top stronger LC loop: and when that systems gap fires, it probably doesnt reduce the short amperage to the components reactive value that
a direct short with associated TC primary in series normally approaches; where here we are also assuming that the primary arc gap itself has minimal resistance, which also may not be true. In any case by using this method, less amperage drop in secondary circulation during arcing must be occuring; and in this specific case the presence of amperage on phase 3 laying underneath the top secondary LC loop IS PREVENTED from assuming its full value; PROVIDED the top
secondary currents stay near their full value; where this method hopes to utilize that efficiency factor. The method uses a steel plate holding a ceramic magnet with a glass of water suspended below a needle, which then arcs to the water surface in a barely visible display. This method produces a very stable oscillation. It was then further found that the ordinary method of supplying a
directly shorted arc gap to the top secondary would also work simultaneous to the copper bar gap. This was done by taking the glass and magnet resistance out of the series by shorting then and then attaching the plate clip to the water itself, making this a simple water arc gap. So here we have two operations that
can be shown for you tube videos
Water Arc Gap for Top Secondary/ 1 inch TC Secondary Arcing
In this video the newer method for dual arc gaps is shown. The open circuit voltage of operation before the loads are added is shown. Surprisingly no significant drop of open circuit voltage after the circuit is engaged is noted.When the system is pressed for more continuous primary arcing neccessary to maintain a 1 inch secondary arc, the peculiarities of phases 2 & 3 voltage delivery going above their no load state is then noted, but with a sporiadic
primary arc gap this effect is not so evident, but still it would seem the delivery of amperage to the system should drop the voltage delivery down more then it appears to do. Now I am thinking the system needs a ferromagnetic transformer brought into the picture so that these voltage drops take place. Running the alternator with a projected 15 volt field as done in this video should produce about 28 volts open circuit operation: this should be coming very close to field saturation. This means the alternator should be getting hot
rather quickly and long duration runs at this level would not be advisable.

Ceramic Magnet/Glass/ Water Arc Gap for Strong Top Secondary
Conventional Arc Gap for Weak Bottom Secondary
Tests for 1 inch Top TC secondary arcing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfvUHNt1PpQ

Improvement of Bipolar TC Demo.
As I was saying, sending 15 volts into the alternator field to produce a 28-30 volt stator level at this 465 hz rpm is an excessive amount close to projected field saturation. What was theorized and now demonstrated is that instead of having this high input voltage for the common operation of the alternator, we can instead introduce a ferromagnetic transformer between the source and its load. Since ph1; the bottom layer of the 266 primary system is primarily responsible for firing the arc gap from the weaker voltage present on the bottom
secondary; we introduce a 4/1 step up transformer between the stator lines, and then connect the former lines up to the transformer secondary. This practice seems to produce the same secondary 1 inch arcing set for tests; at only 2/3 the amount of field current.

A turn on today of 266 primary set up showed 147 volts from the top secondary and 100 volts on the bottom. After introduction of 4/1 step up transformer on bottom ph1, its input voltage went down upon secondary loading where the new conditions became 112 volts on top secondary and 180 volts on bottom secondary.

Thus the phase needed to fire the primary arc gap will now fire before the field currents and stator voltages become excessive.

4/1 Step Up Transformer added to bottom layer phase 1
The amperage meter for phase 1 remains on the phase itself; between the L and C quantities. However the primary of the transformer that feeds that phase should be drawing four times as much amperage by ratio. Thus phase 1 is actually being loaded down far more then the adjacent phases which employ no transformer. Because of this the stator voltage from the alternator serving phase 1 is reduced far below the other phases; and again those other phases exhibit a voltage input ABOVE the value they would exhibit if no load was present. The discrepancy of unequal amperage deliveries to phases is shown by the top stator line meters. A 10 volt field is used, rather then a 15 volt one as done in the
last demonstration.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZmlp4hMxmE
Graduated Input Parameters for Bipolar Wireless TC/ 4/1 Step Up Transformer Employed on Bottom ph. 1. By noting operation at 10,20 and 30 volts variac input to field,, the ratios of received currents for each phase can be compared. Ordinarily this ratio would be constant for a linear increase of power input. If it is not constant,torsional considerations may apply. This is undoubtably true with the flux
capacitor, the ratios of currents between resonances will not show a linear relationship upon increase of currents to those devices. This video may proove useful for making later comparisons, as the time for making good meter observations were made with good lighting. The action of the water arc gap for the top secondary is shown. Remarkably the coil using the weaker influences of the top secondary arc gap, and it's apparently weak water arc gap actually display the strongest influence on it's associated secondary column.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkdkqebfM-o

465 Hz Car Alternator TC pics
Tuesday, February 15, 2011 9:18 PM
From: "Harvey Norris" <harvich@xxxxxxxxx>
To: tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
background
23 Gauge Coil@ 2.4H using .05uf cap@ 465 hz alternator freq rests atop 3 phase pancake coils that compress total 3 ph.magnetic field towards top of layerings for reception by 2.4H/.05uf LC loop to make for a complete wirelessly powered tesla coil; primary is NOT connected to LINE INPUTS, but is procurred THRU THE AIR as a source freq secondary action.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5449063763/
Primary arc gap powered thru the air from 3 phase pancake coils
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5449057867/
Terminal Arcs taken from video
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5449565772/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5449565734/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5448957507/
Bulb shown drawing discharge
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5449095573/
Power input;2A@9V@465hz
The amperages shown are not the phase amperages, but the stator line amperages which themselves split into the delivery lines of phase amperage according to a delta delivery.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5449704718/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harvich/5449565658/
266 prim
Taken from 266 prim/tesla coil you tube video; 2nd embodiment of wireless TC made from 465 hz car alternator.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luDmjy9oubo
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If it walks like a duck, if it quacks like a duck; it IS a duck.


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