Fwd: Impulse Discharge discovery

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Subject: 	Impulse Discharge discovery
Date: 	Sat, 9 Jun 2018 14:40:27 +1000
From: 	David G Dawson <[email protected]>
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*Impulse Discharge discovery:*
See data attached.
In the 'Impulse Discharge at work' picture you will see the ether entry 
phenomena in action, no spark at the gap, current near zero but the 
capacitors continuing to charge with about 1200 volts stored.
The supply for this is from Bruce's old Nuenergy Site in the Bob Ianinni 
'Ion Pump' which works well and modified for a broader frequency range.
Operating frequency here is 75.76khz.
Flyback is from a Blaupunkt TV 9kV and is used in the TV with a Tripler 
to give 28 kV but not used here and one of the experiments on my list to do.

Capacitors are 100pF 20kV in a string of 10.
This is a variant of one of Don Smith's circuits with the caps above 
strung across the secondary and not in one lead.
There is something here in the string cap idea which is also unknown but 
I believe also has connotations leading to ether entry.

Diodes are HVM12 - 12kV common microwave oven types and have plans to 
replace these with 'fast' types as an improvement.
Notice the crazy angle of the spark Carbons as I was unable to maintain 
a face to face attitude.
At the instant of ether entry, the current dropped from 21 to 7 Watts 
and had wondered what had failed but a quick look at the volt meter told 
me otherwise and the discovery was made.

This phenomena was discovered in 2011 and at that same time Kapanadze 
was active and he wound up with a 4 spark very noisy device and I think 
that turned me off as that was one of the criteria I didnt want was an 
actual spark.
I set up an output from the storage capacitors using Gas Discharge Tubes 
(GDTs) but these failed miserably as did another spark gap and in such 
was the long road into how to downconvert the stored energy.
In hindsite now I should have worked to obtain a plasma gap at the 
output as well as input.

*Part of my working criteria was no batteries nor inverters and a direct 
output into a transformer at the correct ac voltage.*

One condition of note was observed in the Tesla Hairpin when the spark 
was operating in that there were more than just one spark but a 
multitude which created a bloom outwards in the spark centre and I guess 
there were something like 10 or more streamers in that gap.
This is just another test I would like to complete with this unit to see 
if a plasma gap can also be obtained here.
I have pictures of the spark and also from an oscilloscope and will Post 
when found - see picture numbers below.
The spark picture was taken with the probe sitting on a nail on the 
wooden frame some 6" away and has a duplication or echo seen on the screen.

When Bruce first displayed his Ion Valve, I did some experiments with 
units I made up in Copper, Aluminium and Carbon but did not venture 
fully into the research as I was involved with Vacuum Tubes and Eric 
Dollard and delving into Pulsing and Thyratrons as that was what 
appeared at the time to be the best means of downconversion.
The reason for the Dollard Cosmic Ray Detector (CRD) - used an OA4G 
thyratron and his Pulser using a 5R4GYB and 2050 thyratron.
The Tube research was also a re-eduction of myself into their operating 
abilities for further progress in developing a Plasma Valve.

This is an introduction to my work in this particular field and hope 
that it may help others with the phenomena we have discovered.
At this point I will add that I have some 5 other projects on my benches 
and all with a prospect of 'Energy Synthesis'.
Respectfully.

Smokey

*Picture Listing:
*1987 Tesla Hairpin spark gap - effect duplicated due to bounce
1830 Ion Valves in Impulse Discharge circuit
1834 Plasma Valve candidates - see the green glass of Radium in the 
large capacitor - also displays carbon Anodes which were eventually 
scrapped but why? Near all have long barrel type tubes.
1911 Carbon Rods from old style projector arc generators - Notice the 
Copper around the two central ones and have now a full tin of these a 
little larger. Also Spark gaps that I use but find Carbon the best - no 
maintenance - Tesla/Carbon/Warmth Ether. Bottom right mid are Carbons 
from 'C' and 'D' alkaline batteries.
1913 Tesla Harpin showing it working and note the large number of 
singular arcs in the gap and how it bows outward.
You grab these lamps in your bare hands and then go dip the lot into a 
bowl of water and I am still here as nothing happens in opposition to ac 
electricity. The Neon Lamp transformer is 12kV at 60mA.

Smokey

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