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Amp Restriction

10 Steps To Amp Restriction in the VIC

  1. Variable Pulse Voltage Frequency adjusted to keep amp flow to a minimum
  2. Variable Gate - Tune into higher yields
  3. Resistive Wire 430/FR on Secondary 
  4. Weak Primary/Secondary coupling is a stop gap method of restricting amps
  5. Functions prior to Transformer Action prevent "Power Drop" during pulsing operations under load
  6. Resistive Wire 430/FR in Resonant Charging Chokes
  7. Natural Water having 20ppm / No Chemical Additives
  8. Cavity Insulation - Prevent Electrical Leakage
  9. Pulsing Circuit remains the same with more excitor pairs added. Power loss is held to a minimum
  10. Primary / Secondary Weak Coupling

Step 11: Voltage Amplitude is adjusted no further, to keep amp flow to a minimum, once Compounding Action is properly maintained.





Citations

Modern Dictionary of Electronics - 6th Edition by Rudolf F. Graf

Exhibit BX, Encyclopedia of Chemistry, [Hampel/Hawley], Third Edition, Page 585

Exhibit AX, McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, Volume 14, Page 489


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