Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I want to thank all people who have shared there knowledge and experience, otherwise this wouldn't have come to me.
It's all by the help of others, so Big thank you to you all.
This experiment was made to study power factor change by changing frequency.
We see that around 15.8Mhz almost all power is negative (the white math graph is Voltage times Current)
Question is how to influence it to bring it to the range I can handle it to be usable.
We know that magnetic, light, heat are side effects of electricity they are not a load in open systems (one wire or recycling by working with double battery bank or the like).
With our resonance we always focus on electrical resonance.
If what we experience as the magnetic part is a disturbance in the Earth magnetic field and thus a possible explication of why it's a side effect, then it wouldn't be so strange that it has it's own resonant frequency and we need to respect other rules then for electrical resonance if the wavelength (propagation speed) of magnetic is different from electric.
So my question: What do people know or think about this?
I want to thank all people who have shared there knowledge and experience, otherwise this wouldn't have come to me.
It's all by the help of others, so Big thank you to you all.
This experiment was made to study power factor change by changing frequency.
We see that around 15.8Mhz almost all power is negative (the white math graph is Voltage times Current)
Question is how to influence it to bring it to the range I can handle it to be usable.
We know that magnetic, light, heat are side effects of electricity they are not a load in open systems (one wire or recycling by working with double battery bank or the like).
With our resonance we always focus on electrical resonance.
If what we experience as the magnetic part is a disturbance in the Earth magnetic field and thus a possible explication of why it's a side effect, then it wouldn't be so strange that it has it's own resonant frequency and we need to respect other rules then for electrical resonance if the wavelength (propagation speed) of magnetic is different from electric.
So my question: What do people know or think about this?
