Spatial Energy Coherence circuit

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Jagau posted this 14 February 2023

Hiall

This thread will be dedicated to an inventor who left us a lot of information on "Spatial Energy Coherence" commonly called "SEC"

This circuit connects to the sea of energy that surrounds us by opening a door with it. Building different circuits will teach us more and how to do it.
Thank you Dr. Ronald Stiffler.
Jagau

Jagau posted this 14 March 2023

The L3 coils were manufactured at 26 uH and as recommended by the DOC.
With my tiny SA I found easily the spatial resonance, just a probe slipped inside the coil and I was surprised that it resonates by itself at this frequency, 14.8 mhz,  without battery connection only with an earth ground planted outside on an 8-foot galvanized rod.

As recommended by the DOC, spatial resonance is found by placing a charge at one side with LED and AV plug andon the other side of the coil only an earth ground. The present signal has a fairly strong presence in the vicinity of -70dbm

The next step is to amplify this signal using the serial exciter 18


Jagau

Jagau posted this 15 March 2023

Hi all

The tests are progressing, I have finished building my two measurement filters according to the recommendations of the DOC,

In the continuity of finding the spatial resonance the coils built in gauge 24 are very useful. When we collect the mass on the side of the coil with the SA inserted without contact in the coil, we obtain exactly what the DOC said in its YTs.

 

And with a little work, even amplified signal, no batteries just earth ground effect with slip probe inside the coil.

 

The various experiences follow one another and more and more satisfied

Jagau

Jagau posted this 27 March 2023

This simple little circuit creates a temporal interface between the vacuum and the ground of the circuit, harmonics with lot of energy are thus created with a sudden change in very high impedance on ultra wide band up to 350 Mhz and more, UWB

 

 

When the mixture of 3 frequencies of these 3 coils reaches a certain coherence, the vacuum exchanges energy freely with the circuit. We thus obtain a coherence greater than 1

Tom Bearden said:

 suddenly and uniformly doubling the impedance along the line. This quick and large change in electromagnetic properties produced a temporal interface, and the measured signals faithfully carried a time-reversed copy of the incoming signals.

This is exactly what is happening here in this circuit. Vacum is a plenum of energy. It's not theory it's a real practical circuit that works.

There is no new energy created, it is an exchange with the vacuum of one form of energy for another (coherence), it is used to operate our machines and is returned to the vacuum in another form of energy.


Jagau

Fighter posted this 28 March 2023

Hi Jagau,

What diodes are you using in your device ?

Do you think the replication (more specific the tunning part) can be accomplished without a spectrum analyzer like the one you're using ? I mean are there other possible methods to do that without using a spectrum analyzer ?

Thanks,

Fighter

"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."
Nikola Tesla
Jagau posted this 28 March 2023

Hi Fighter
I use diodes 1n4148 is the same as 1n 914
To sniff the frequency you can do it with a scilloscope, but you must never not connect it into the circuit, the impedance of the circuit is very high and will cease the effect.
 

You doing a sniffer like in one of the pdfs that I sent,make 3 laps between the probe and the mass of the probe I'll send a photo if you don't understand?

Both allows you to view the signal in the time domain, precisely,

An Spectrum Analyser shows the different frequencies compared to a spanned band, meaning how the signal changes in response to different frequencies, how much you programmed your SA in the width spectrum.

An oscilloscope will show tke frequency you sniff for the signal changes in response to time, and you will see very well the frequency sniffed

Jagau

Jagau posted this 28 March 2023

A quick note about the very affordable TinySA who is available on Amazon.ca

https://www.amazon.ca/Portable-Spectrum-Analyzer-Frequency-Generator/dp/B08HT3V28L/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2G8RB6LT4O2NR&keywords=spectrum+analyser+Tinysa&qid=1680012483&sprefix=spectrum+analyser+tinysa%2Caps%2C431&sr=8-4


The inventor of this device Erik Kaashoek made several videos here on his YT channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@ErikKaashoek

And web page with full details how to use it and specifications: 

https://www.tinysa.org/wiki/

With a span frpm 100Khz  up to 960 Mhz on the TinySA  with touch screen.

A new model is now available TinySA ultra, a little bigger and the price too.

Jagau

Inception posted this 28 March 2023

Here's the latest (2023) TinySA:

2023 New Handheld Tiny Spectrum Analyzer TinySA ULTRA 4" Display 100kHz to 5.3GHz with 32GB Card Version V0.4.5.1

About this item (from Amazon)

 ✅【2023 Upgraded TinySA Ultra】:This New Version V0.4.5.1 Spectrum Analyzer is developed by Hugen, with 4.0 inch 480 x 320 large touchscreen display, 100kHz to 5.3GHz widely measure range, with the new ESD protection function, the product has a higher anti-static level and a longer service life, and built-in 32Gb micro SD card, can directly record data to the card ,which is convenient for your data sharing and storage. 
 ✅【Frequency Range】:Compared to the tinysa (100kHz to 960MHz), the upgraded tinysa ULTRA has 100kHz to 5.3GHz ultra-wide measuring frequency range, spectrum analyzer for 0.1-800MHz, with Ultra mode up to 0.1MHz-6GHz.Switchable resolution band pass filters for both ranges between 200Hz to 850kHz. Color display showing 450 scan points covering up to the full low or high frequency range. Faster and more accurate measurement performance, you can easily cope with measurement testes in various fields. 
 ✅【2 in 1 Multifunctional Frequency Analyzer & Signal Generator】:When not used as Spectrum Analyzer it can be used as Signal Generator,with sine wave output between 0.1-800MHz or square wave or dual tone output up to 4.4GHz.Built-in calibration signal generator that is used for automatic self test and low input calibration. 
 ✅【PC Control】:Connected to a PC via USB it becomes a PC controlled Spectrum Analyzer or Signal Generator.Tinysa-APP transfers data directly to the computer.The USB interface implements CDC protocol and there is a large set of commands that can be invoked over the serial interface. These command can be used to perform measurements or update internal settings. The driver for Windows will install automatically after connecting to a Windows PC. The driver for Linux is built into the kernel. 
 ✅【Ultra-long Battery Life】:The upgraded tinysa analyzer built-in 3000m-ah rechargeable battery,with type-C charging cable and LED charging indicator,it can be fully charged within 3 hours,no need to charge frequently. 
 ✅ 【200Hz-850kHz RBW】:The RBW is as low as 200Hz, which can effectively distinguish adjacent signals and meet the requirements of SSB dual-satellite inter-modulation test. Input Step attenuator from 0dB to 31dB (can not be used not in combination with LNA). 
 ✅【Package List】:1x Tinysa ULTRA Spectrum Analyzer; 2 x30cm ALSR100 SMA cables;1 x USB Type-C data cable;1 x SMA-SMA barrel connector ;1x TLanyard and touch plectrum;1 x Antenna with SMA connector.1 x32GB MicroSD card(plugged in the host), 1 x Touchscreen pen. It's very useful as an antenna analyzer for your ham station, easy to set without fancy calibration.

Thank you, Jagau!

Jagau posted this 28 March 2023

Yes wonderful inception up to 5 ghz with a larger screen at a price of around $350.00 cdn and 109.00 for the tisysa the choice is yours.

Just a word of warning the Chinese do a lot of illegal copying and flood the market with copies whose software cannot be updated, as usual, make sure you buy an original as the original inventor advises on his website. It gives several ways to find illegal copies that cannot be updated.

Justa precision for those who are wondering between a VNA and an SA, it does not have the same use, each device has its place and can be used as needed;

Network analyzer(VNA) is used to measure reflection coefficients, transmission coefficients, insertion loss, return loss, S parameters and more. It takes care of measurement of components,devices and sub modules and is mainly designed to take care of measurements related to phase such as group delay which is not possible with spectrum analyzer.

Spectrum analyzer is used to measure carrier power level, harmonics, spurious, sidebands, phase noise and more and  helps discover unwanted signals (this is what i need for my research and harmonics) and network analyzer helps measure known signals.

Jagau

Inception posted this 28 March 2023

I agree, Jagau.

The price is extremely variable, so the knock-offs are likely in some of the search results.

Buyer beware.

Amazon Search Results Link

Google Link

Jagau posted this 28 March 2023

Yes they are very variable indeed according to the currency of your country and if it is an original or an illegal copy. Tell yourself that if the price is much cheaper for a copy that can't be updated,Me too I got caught by those of cheap Chinese SA, I RETURNED THE CHINESE AND BUY AN ORIGINAL.

Go  to website of inventor to check that:

https://www.tinysa.org/wiki/


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