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wow ... it just occurred to me a good idea for Gravitor wheel, I'll draw before I forget the idea

Antigravitic wrote:

Mikado14 wrote:I think what you have is a very elegant idea to load and discharge a Gravitor. How practical it is depends on further experimentation but it certainly is a very good start.

Mikado

I love talking to you, it's a good connoisseur of the electronics and electrogravitics

I am more than happy to converse with you. I have been working on Gravitors, not lifters, since 2008. This has been with another individual. At this link:

viewtopic.php?f=51&t=1183

....you will see a conference some of us attended. Also, you will see photos of two of the Heavy Gravitors I have built.



The following link is a tutorial I posted on how to make an inexpensive die to cut mylar dielectrics. The reason for a die is not only the volume of dielectrics needed but a consistent uniformity for repetition and consistency for experimentation.

viewtopic.php?f=39&t=1003


One of the power supplies we purchased was a surplus Spellman. It came with no HV connector. The following is how I made a connector to fit the Power Supply.

viewtopic.php?f=39&t=1004

Linda Brown criticized me for making these posts so I decided to just stop and I never did finish the posting for the connector. I suppose I could show the finished job. My hope was to give ideas to others for making components as well as adapting surplus equipment to help others in experimenting. Perhaps I shouldn't have been so thin skin but at the same time, I didn't want the vitriol she was throwing out as well as her stating lies that were untruths in regard to the work I was doing. Her only credibility was the fact that she shared the same DNA as Townsend Brown. In any event, we don't need to hash that story.

Mikado

After 5 hours the machine devised is already finished, by this system can load the Gravitor to the maximum energy of the source and then download the Gravitor safely as the system galvanically isolated power supply capacitor when going to download.







¿¿what do you happen Mikado??

Yesterday I tried the system works perfectly, the only problem is that the mica has been perforated, the balance remains undeterred.

In regards to the perforation of your mica wheel, not knowing the voltage that you are applying, what type of mica as well as the thickness of it, I cannot comment on the viability of the device.

From what I see, the duty cycle of the device would be 50/50. I do not know anything else but from an experimental position, the charge and discharge times are identical and will give you repetitive results of charge and discharge proving that the phenomenon can be repeated rapidly.

If the mica was perforated, off the top of my head, I would say that you need to increase the thickness but then, you probably are already aware of that.

Mikado

Antigravitic wrote:https://youtu.be/CJypK2VXCdg

???? From what I saw, it appears that it didn't function as planned? It appeared that the balance did not move.

Mikado

The balance is hard to ear, needs about 140 mg to start rotating, the electrical pressure in this test is only 15kV, the surface of the Gravitors is very small, experience is essential, through trial errors we can obtain positive results , as Thomas Edison said "I found a thousand ways not to make this work" jajaja

I have achieved a 51% efficiency with a little over 14KV. Since you quoted Edison ....remember....1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.

Mikado