Originally posted by aln
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So we have an accumulator, a reservoir of ions, we know its not going to excite itself, but are given no insights into how the disclosed circuit delivers the claimed effect. How the components are combined isn't questioned, the circuit is provided, however, a schematic isn't a description of the actions taking place inside the circuit. What actions within the motor, and between it, the controller, and trigger circuits, result in the oscillations needed to shock into oscillation at their resonant frequency? It was stated that the resonant ionic frequency is in the range between 1-6 MHz. This frequency band exceeds the limits of the components responsible for exciting the battery! This begs the questions of:
- What is the mechanism through which the oscillations are generated and maintained?
- How does the mechanism produce the oscillations?
- How are these HF frequencies passed on to the battery to excite the ions?
When we look at the schematic we see that the battery will receive a pulse from the monopole generator. When the battery receives this impulse from the generator is not disclosed, the inventor gives no indication of where and when the generated wave will be interrupted, bridging the generator with the battery. The inventor gives no insight as to the nature of the energy generated by the generator! What we are led to speculate is that the generator is a monopole configuration much like the mechanical oscillator which was inspired by this very same topology. Truth as I have come to see it is similar is not the same. The coils do not present a monopole polarity to the magnets. The polarity of the coils alternate. The magnets on the other hand always have the same magnet pole facing the coils. In addition to this, it was pointed out by the inventor that the Watson machine, a device inspired by the free energy generator, had a non linear magnet to coil topology, this is of profound significance, but the inventor never ever sheds light on this aspect of the circuit. When you begin to place the pieces back together, you begin to see that the the generator is special! The complex waveform (oscillations if you prefer) which is responsible for exciting the ions of the battery electrolyte are generated by the generator!. In my opinion we aren't dealing with a generator in the true sense, "energizer" or powered magneto (complex wave generator) are better suited.
Food for thought.....
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