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Hello all you OU yuppies. lol
Well, after a good time unplugged with all my time on my workbench, I am finally deprogrammed from SM, TK and gang and a host of other secret holding nimrods that are only on this planet to confuse the hell out of us and waste precious life and energy. Halla-f'n-luya to that. May they all find themselves stuck in a hole full of the same burning oil that they all perpetuate by their non-humanoid laden actions. Phew......
I just read and like this thread started by @GK back in January 2013.
Yes the Primer Fields (PF) idea looks extremely promising especially for me that has been investigating that the field comes from outside (ether) being compressed onto and directed by the pulsed medium, but time will eventually tell us all the facts.
The idea of the PF looking at a real event occurring in our Universe everyday falls in perfectly with @Erfinders' first rule of OU, look to nature. Solid proof to realize that the final effect is right in front of us and we cannot deny the effect is real. The inverse bowl explanation holds very well when you attack the idea from all angles, it still holds true or plausible. This is just fantastic and the implications are indeed enormous.
Back at the beginning of March when I first noticed this PF bowl design (was working and had to finish up some other tests), I decided to work out a drawing of how to try and replicate the effect with coils, as @GK so instinctively mentioned. Force of habit to always extrapolate nature to replicable events. hehehe
Below is the drawing I made then showing the coil relations but I had not posted it yet on my Understanding OU thread at OU.com. I think it is better posted here and I will post it there as well. hehehe
So here we can consider that P1 attracts the ether in a polarized manner where on the left side of the P1 you produce the required polarity. P2 and P3 act like the two PF rings attracting as well and creating a concentrated ether stream through S1 as the output. That sounds like super crazy man. But maybe this is the way to start thinking on how to manipulate the ether. Attract it (we do that all the time), compress it and direct it (we presently leave the last two parts to toroidal cores or lamination cores or direct coil-to-coil interactions in order to achieve our mischievous couplings).
I remember when @otto was doing his ECD tests (device using two ring levels plus three pulsed coils), I was wondering to myself if the two levels could act like a beam maker, so I asked @otto if he could do a field map using his compass and after trying it he indicated that there was a spot a good 6 feet or so above the ECD that showed some field anomalies. What could shoot up that far from the ECD? Hmmmmmmmmm. Could it be an energy tunnel like in the PF? The funny thing is the ECD has two rings, one bigger then the other (P2 and P3 analog) and the three coils could be simply attracting ether into the ring vicinity (P1 analog), hence the anomaly @otto noticed above the unit. Very bizarre coincidence?
We have to start getting away from all the mundane stuff, pulse P1 to impress S1 via a core. We already know that works to even good degrees but we need more. So here, P1 is simply required to create an ether field presence (calling in the ether troops) where one particular field polarity can be "infinitely" (big word) compressed by the two other coils and projected or beamed outwards through the S1 collector coil. This basically could create a true ether sink and what flows down the sink drain is ether energy that will need to be harnessed once an optimal S1 is developed.
These are the coil topologies and strategies we need to inspect. How to manipulate the infinite ether presence. Here there is no coil to coil relation in terms of standard coupling so you cannot expect the same results, the same dreaded flyback, or, the same coil-core-coil battles. Here we simply use the coil to attract the ether field and try to guide it via other coils into a more compressed and faster moving nature that we can then harvest. The prime element is ether so it is totally invisible to our regular senses. It is like working blind and it will take many many trials to get it right, but this would be a valid out-of-the-box way to consider the ether in our practical daily experiments.
This will be easy to try out indeed.
wattsup
PS: I added the word " wattsupprimerfieldscoil " to the drawing and to this post in case anyone sees the drawing without this post, they should be able to find this thread if they google that word.
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