Re: [EVGRAY] What is he trying to do here?

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Thanks! Mick & Kone, for now you are getting the picture of Neutral 
Spike and how difficult it is to capture it!


On 7/17/2018 9:54 AM, Mick [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Kone,
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> I am working with the ground return so there is the extra energy not 
> just from the additional in the coil collapse but from the neutral 
> spike Norm is on to.  It is elusive because it requires a solid 
> negative pulse for that huge power return strike just like lighting.  
> With positive lightening there is no return strike.  The return mucks 
> up everything silicon so no wonder it has been completely engineered 
> around.  It's difficult to get solid negative with high voltage as the 
> oscillations provide as you know the counter field so the proper neg 
> polarity to input of a coil doesn't cut it but is a good start.  This 
> is why Tesla was using magnetic to fraction out the negative traveling 
> wave which is what he referred to as radiant.  I am sure certain 
> materials also contribute to a more pure charge one way or the other 
> just like with static charges.  We just have to learn to use the 
> proper materials in our coils for the expected outcomes.
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> http://wxbrad.com/positive-lightning-why-its-so-dangerous/
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> On 7/16/2018 11:20 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Hi Mick
>> You wrote:
>> "There seems to be a regular echo return that is about even with the 
>> pulse in and then another type that is more elusive more powerful and 
>> far more destructive to the sand state stuff."
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>> This what I found with pulsed dc flyback and backemf recovery 
>> circuits....something big is going on with same pulse width as 
>> primary, but delayed in time as like echo ( about 5 degrees delay you 
>> have to experiment to find it perfect)
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>> This the exact time and pulse width to extract power and do it in 
>> reverse polarity as primary (should be anyways since belief is fly 
>> back mixed using time with backemf opposin9g firce)
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>> Fill big cap at this time after rectifying...might help might confuse 
>> and distract don't worry just my two cents.
>> Kone
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