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Norm,
Have you replicated this experiment?
On 9/29/2018 6:22 AM, Norman Wootan [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Kone! Your quote: I think Tesla was using a magnet to snuff the spark
> out as you say at just the right distance for the 1/8 wavefront prior
> to it dropping on the other side of the 1/4.
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> DUH! Please re-read the page 25 from the Colorado Springs Notes, for
> Tesla laid out the fundamentals of how to pulse the earth with
> negative unidirectional longitudnal waves using a magnetic quenched
> discharge tube. Yes ! This was his magnetic rectifier via a rapidly
> quenched discharge tube. This is precisely how the Wardencliff system
> was going to work with the huge underground earthing grid. Sort of
> like Hector deep earth ball. His findings while experimenting with
> Telegraphy in 1899 allowed his ability to radiate pulses into the
> ground at .020 A or 20 milliamps at 200 VDC pulses (unidirectional
> with negative polarity). The elevated antennae terminal carried a
> positive charge. Tesla, the Master, left this vivid clue as to how
> your ground pulse approach should work. You do not have to re-invent
> the wheel for it was given to you to improve! BTW, Great work! Norm
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> On 9/29/2018 12:36 AM, Mick [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Kone,
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>> A cap will not charge with AC unless the waveform is highly
>> asymmetric as each compression or rarefaction would need to be caught
>> at 1/8 - 1/4 wavelength and disconnected to charge with conventional
>> sine wave for instance. Otherwise as you say the charge is
>> equalized with AC. I think Tesla was using a magnet to snuff the
>> spark out as you say at just the right distance for the 1/8 wavefront
>> prior to it dropping on the other side of the 1/4.
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>> Likely what you were noticing in your experiments as it creates very
>> short DC pulses 1/8 to 1/4 of the wavelength so much higher harmonics
>> than the fundamental.
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>> High voltage DC in a high rise for instance could cause all sorts of
>> interesting havoc charging up layered walls as capacitors for
>> instance. With a pair of diodes and GDT's the cap will rise in
>> voltage to destruction and the plasma explosions are deafening.
>> First is a hissing as insulation breaks through and the sound of air
>> escaping a punctured tire. As the air ionizes enough to conduct the
>> voltage stored in the cap with jump with a huge flash and bang, very
>> dangerous!
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>> The spheres can be purchased inexpensively in China but shipping is
>> another story. One could use a well I suppose but the danger of
>> killing the well motor and having no water is a risk too high.
>> Having enough trouble shutting down GFI's around here.
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>> On 9/27/2018 11:51 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>>> Hi Mick
>>> Just my two cents I noticed with spark gapping experiments of about
>>> 2000v coming from 90 degree to Airgap of n n pulsed dc ucking coils
>>> (konehead motor) the distance of sparkgap adjusted precise could
>>> make the ac looking pulse and collapse signal suddenly go all humpy
>>> dc with just the right Airgap distance. Someone told me Tesla uses
>>> to use sparkgaps to rectify HV all the time as no good HV diodes
>>> back then.
>>> Also have noticed let's say filling AC cap with AC...when you
>>> disconnect charging of it then use cap to discharge to load there is
>>> usually nothing there like the forces cancel naturally l don't know
>>> But if you rectify before filling cap now those joules and potential
>>> in there will "stick" and upon discharge you see a good blast
>>> of.power. I noticed same thing with my peak coil shorting stuff in
>>> that without diodes first to rectify there is nothing when ac cap
>>> discharges to a load...
>>> Have you seen Hector's ground rod with large metal sphere capacitor
>>> ball in air? This would be interesting to try....maybe restaurant
>>> supply store has a couple giant mixing bowls you could put together
>>> for sphere...
>>> I will look around for that circuit drawing and post it when I find it
>>> Kone
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