Toby Grotz presents “Mirror Image Symmetry in Coil Winding and the Implications in Biological and Electrical Systems.” [Click photo for more]
An improved method of winding inductors, transformers and motors was discovered by Earl Koenig of Averill Park N.Y. The U.S. patents related to this invention 4,584, 438 and 4,806,834. This invention greatly enhances the ability to generate magnetic fields within a given space and with a given amount of wire. The mirror image symmetry (MIS) of winding coils is achieved by winding two strands of wire onto a coil form at the same time. REGISTER HERE
Examples of MIS Windings – See Image Coil Winding I and Image Coil Winding II
When asked, “Why should a layman learn about this? What might it help in the future? Or, what does it help now? Why is a 35-year-old patent still vital?
This was his answer:
Mirror Image Symmetry Coil Winding (MIS) is important because it can be used to reduce the cost of electrical appliances due to less use of copper wire to produce the same results as standard windings.
In the field of audio engineering, use of MIS reproduces sound using loudspeakers that minimize distortion. Although not yet tested, this would also apply to microphones and phonograph cartridges.
Although the patents were granted in 1987 industry has not adopted the technology.
Current research by this investigator indicates that the chirality of DNA and amino acids (left and right handedness, clockwise vs counterclockwise, of organic compounds) which is the same for all lifeforms, may be related to observations made during experiments with MIS.
Higher efficiencies related to rotation direction and observed in the MIS coil configuration may be adapted to the long sought goal prophesized by Tesla when he said “Ere many generations pass, our machinery will be driven by a power obtainable at any point in the universe.” REGISTER HERE
Background Information
In order to visualize this process, imagine a cylindrical coil form. As the form is turned, wire is wound simultaneously onto the form starting from each end. The wires are wound until they meet in the center of the coil form. Here the wires are connected to form one terminal of the circuit. The wires at the opposite ends of the form are connected to form the other terminal of the circuit. The result is a set of coils connected in parallel on a common form. More windings can be added, if rather than connecting the coils when they meet in the center, the wires are wound back over the form toward the ends where the respective windings originated. This results in two coils each occupying half of the form. When the coils are connected as described above, in parallel fashion, the net result is the ability to produce magnetic field effects that enhance device operation. REGISTER HERE
Definitions:
Mirror Image
- An object having a spatial arrangement that corresponds to that of another object except that the right to left sense on one object corresponds to the left to right sense on the other.
- An image of an object, plan , person, etc as it would appear if viewed in a mirror, with right and left reversed.
Symmetry
- Correspondence in size, shape and relative position of parts on opposite sides of a dividing line.
Mirror Image Symmetry:
- A condition midway divided so that equal portions simultaneously separate in opposite directions as viewed from the neutral location between each half section.
Presentation Objectives
- Present the history and background of the Inventor and his work.
- Describe the methods used to wind coils using Mirror Image Symmetry.
- Present test results using the winding technique on a small lab bench motor.
- Present the concept of an Aether Tap, a phenomenon the presenter feels is present in many of anomalous results and devices in the cold fusion, zero point energy research, and over unity fields of research
About Toby
Toby Grotz is an electrical engineer with a background in power systems design. He has designed electrical systems for coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants. Mr. Grotz has been effectively managing projects in the energy and utility industry and researching alternative energy systems for 40 years. Work experience includes support for capital improvements for power plants rated up to 1800MW. He is currently a founding board member and Secretary of the Vernon County Energy District a nonprofit founded to replace the utility scale fossil fuel supply and wealth extraction model of energy use and generation.
He has conducted research on hydrogen gas generators, advanced lighting circuit design for plasma arc lamps, and investigated and conducted experiments on Cold Fusion Systems and Low Energy Nuclear Change phenomena in arc discharge systems.
His understanding of resource depletion and its relation to worldwide energy usage and electrical generation comes from his work at the beginning of his career exploring for fossil fuels in coastal waters on the East Coast of the USA and in the deserts and jungles of Mexico.
Toby has organized and chaired several conferences, including the 1984 Tesla Centennial Symposium. He also served on the steering committee and helped establish the first International Symposium on New Energy held in Denver in April of 1993 and was chairman of the 1994 International Symposium on New Energy.
He received his BSE in electrical engineering from the University of Connecticut in 1974.
He has been involved in research and development of advanced energy generation and transmission systems. He was the first President of the Institute for New Energy. He also served on the steering committee and helped organize the first International Symposium on New Energy held in Denver in April of 1993 and was chairman of the 1994 International Symposium on New Energy. He was Chairman of the 1984 Tesla Centennial Symposium, an event reported on by the New York Times and republished in papers around the world. He was the first President of the International Tesla Society and chaired the 1986 International Tesla Symposium. REGISTER HERE
