Series 4 Version 6F CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY (3 of 3)
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{01} is where the Oscillator's V3-1 and V4-1 are each commonly connected with either the Circuit Board Trace or a #23 Wire to Ground
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Sequential, Bi-Polar Ground Switching Spike Hz Electron Pump Circuit
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Series 4 Version 2A CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY (1 of 3)
Series 4 Version 2A CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY (1 of 3)
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Series 4 Version 2A CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY Instructions (1 of 3)
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Series 4 Version 2A CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY Instructions (1 of 3)
then, after a break, connect U3-1 with either a Circuit Board Trace or a #23 Wire to U4-2
and then, after another break, connect Oscillator's V3-3 with either a Circuit Board Trace or a #23 Wire to the OptoIsolator's U4-2 and U3-1 span
then, after a break, connect U3-2 with either a Circuit Board Trace or a #23 Wire to U4-1
and, after another break, connect Oscillator's V4-2 with either a Circuit Board Trace or a #23 Wire to the OptoIsolator's U4-1 and U3-2 span
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{02} is where OptoIsolator's U3-4 and U4-4 and Negative C3 are each connected with either Circuit Board Traces or a #18 Wires to Ground
and then, after a break, connect OptoIsolator's U3-5 with either a Circuit Board Trace or a #18 Wire to T3-2
and, after another break, connect OptoIsolator's U4-5 with either the Circuit Board Trace or a #18 Wire to T4-2
and, after another break, the Positive terminal of C3 and 4N25's T3-1 and the Positive terminal of D3 and L-1 are each commonly connected with either Circuit Board Traces or #18 Wires
and, after a break, connect the Coil's L-2 to the Source Battery's Positive with either a Circuit Board Trace or #18 Wire
and, after another break, the 4N25's T4-3 connects to the Positive terminal of D4
and, after another break, the Negative terminal of D4 connects to the Secondary Charge Battery's Positive
#23 and #18 Copper Wires
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The new deeper perspective of chaos' Energy, like Bedini's School Girl Motor/Generator, is also produced in the Transient Phase of the VL Spikes, isolated, captured and released into a secondary battery, and all these in their proper Time
Series 4 Version 5D CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY (2 of 3)
Series 4 Version 6F CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY (3 of 3)
(or Spreadsheet type techniques) for their intense calculations.
It is, therefore, advisable and wise to know Three things:
Any of these resources files can be corrupted if your
computer's resources are over-taxed.
and a requirement to use any of the Transient Phase Simulations is to have Excel or an equivalent.
Preserve Original File, and Work only from a backup to avoid File corruption when using these resources, and be vigilant protecting your work.
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