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Split Capacitor Research and Testing

Since the 92nd KSW i played around with the split capacitors and build a raw first set and did a fitting

test.

Split capacitors, more than one feedback, unofficial design and some thoughts about plasma-flow and

capacitor vs. battery:

Hope this helps.

One thing that has to be further tested is for example whether the "feedforward"-spring should be

placed at the beginning of the capacitor what is nearer at the coil-set or at the end of the capacitor.

I will at first put the "feedforward"-spring at the beginning of the capacitor as you can see in the diagram

where the change into a battery is displayed.

I'll try this first because of the following thoghts i had:

If the full power comes out of the coil and travells into the capacitor and the feedbacks are "served" first,

there might be a too heavy increase in power that could build up til it is not more handable and blows

up.

If on the other side, most of the power feeds the next ring or the LOAD, it might be not so excessive.

So, anyone else could try the setup with the "feedforward"-spring at the end of the capacitor.

UNLESS anyone can definitely say where the optimal position has to be.

What do you think about that?

Another question has to be clarified which is related to the count of the feedbacks.

The above design might be too much as well.

But i thought like this:

If Mr. Keshe suggested a overall split capacitor at the very end before the LOAD that feeds back to very

beginning of the whole 3-stacker, then it might also be good to self-suffice each of the three sets by an

additional 3rd feedback from the mOUT to its own gIN.

But what is with the feedback from the mOUT of the middle emotional set to the gIN from the

underlying physical set?

And also what about the feedback from the mOUT of the soul-set to the gIN of the emotional set?

For me all sounds very logical when i hear Mr. Keshe say that the universe is created in a way that

everything supports anything, that everything has the "drive" to support each other.

If this is always true, every feedback would help to stabilize and self-suffice the whole system to its

fullest possible performance.

What do you think about that?

And here also: If i get not stopped by experienced knowing, i will build my first magrav exactly the way

you see it above with all the feedbacks.

Last but not least we have to think about the impact of the wrappers we could insert into the capacitors

so that change their behavior into that of a plasma-bubbling battery.

This might also be too much, but i will try this too, UNLESS anyone for sure knows that this is too much

and blows up the system.