Searl Effect Generator (SEG) Magnetic structure
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 4:42 pm
Using the information on John Searl's website, I have been able to determine the magnetic configuration of his SEG motor (rotor and stator), from known structures in the Reciprocal System. (I know what he is doing, but I don't know HOW he is doing it, and that's the bit he is keeping secret--the way he "charges" the SEG parts.)
The SEG magnetic cylinders are actually CO-MAGNETIC in nature, exhibiting motion in the ultra-high (3-x) speed range. In the RS, this kind of magnetism is called the "thredule," and is fully documented by KVK Nehru in his articles on "Glimpses into the Structure of the Sun", Part 1: The Nature of Stellar Matter and Part 2: The Solar Interior and the Sunspots.
Up to now, thredule formation was only found in the core of stars, at ultra-high temperatures. Searl has found a way to initiate this motion in a second, scalar dimension without the need for all that thermal motion. I have read of similar systems, such as John Keely's ability to weld metal together using vibration rather than heat. This appears to be of similar nature, which would account for the exacting tolerances on the machined parts having to match specific wavelengths. The charging method Thomas Trawöger uses to charge the "generator" in his pyramid system (using RF energy to cause crystal alignment in quartz sand) may be similar to what Searl is doing.
The thredules of the co-magnetic domain for the rollers and stator look like this. Angles (+/- 7 degrees) are implied from the design of his IGV (Inverse Gravity Vehicle). Note that this "solar core" magnetic structure of thredules reproduces EXACTLY the domain configuration on Searl's web site--the opposite and out-of-phase N-S poles on the roller (central cylinder on diagram), and the "bicycle-wheel" lines of force emanating from the rollers. The "Searl Magnetism" wave pattern is more an artifact of the detectors involved, since they are not designed to interact with the peculiar "north attracts north and south attracts south" magnetic structure of the thredule. The wave pattern can be seen by running a sine wave around the cylinder, connecting north (red) at the top of the wave, and south (blue) at the bottom. The angle of the thredules places these poles 180-degrees out-of-phase, when compared to the vertical. (Green is neutral).
Compare the above diagram to Nehru's diagrams of the sheafs of the solar core. I created the SEG diagram using Nehru's solar core model using an angle of 7 degrees, rather than 45 degrees shown in Nehru's diagram:
I will update this topic as I get more information.
The SEG magnetic cylinders are actually CO-MAGNETIC in nature, exhibiting motion in the ultra-high (3-x) speed range. In the RS, this kind of magnetism is called the "thredule," and is fully documented by KVK Nehru in his articles on "Glimpses into the Structure of the Sun", Part 1: The Nature of Stellar Matter and Part 2: The Solar Interior and the Sunspots.
Up to now, thredule formation was only found in the core of stars, at ultra-high temperatures. Searl has found a way to initiate this motion in a second, scalar dimension without the need for all that thermal motion. I have read of similar systems, such as John Keely's ability to weld metal together using vibration rather than heat. This appears to be of similar nature, which would account for the exacting tolerances on the machined parts having to match specific wavelengths. The charging method Thomas Trawöger uses to charge the "generator" in his pyramid system (using RF energy to cause crystal alignment in quartz sand) may be similar to what Searl is doing.
The thredules of the co-magnetic domain for the rollers and stator look like this. Angles (+/- 7 degrees) are implied from the design of his IGV (Inverse Gravity Vehicle). Note that this "solar core" magnetic structure of thredules reproduces EXACTLY the domain configuration on Searl's web site--the opposite and out-of-phase N-S poles on the roller (central cylinder on diagram), and the "bicycle-wheel" lines of force emanating from the rollers. The "Searl Magnetism" wave pattern is more an artifact of the detectors involved, since they are not designed to interact with the peculiar "north attracts north and south attracts south" magnetic structure of the thredule. The wave pattern can be seen by running a sine wave around the cylinder, connecting north (red) at the top of the wave, and south (blue) at the bottom. The angle of the thredules places these poles 180-degrees out-of-phase, when compared to the vertical. (Green is neutral).
Compare the above diagram to Nehru's diagrams of the sheafs of the solar core. I created the SEG diagram using Nehru's solar core model using an angle of 7 degrees, rather than 45 degrees shown in Nehru's diagram:
I will update this topic as I get more information.