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Norm,
Wish I had known you then, would have come out for a visit. Those caps
how amazing.
Did you try earthing the high voltage negative pulses and check for a
mirror charge in positive?
As far as your understanding of the experiment do the little batteries
work based on that adjustable top load ball he had about 80 or so feet up?
Was the magnet part strictly electromagnet or a perm magnet wrapped into
a hybrid perm-electromagnet?
My thoughts wold be strictly electromagnet based on how magnets are made
now, but not sure...
On 9/29/2018 4:30 PM, Norman Wootan [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Although I have two copies of the Colorado Springs Notes, it was
> unfortunate that I did not find Page 25 info till 2012. In 2012 I had
> liquidated the Lab and sole off my 52 acre Research Farm and moved
> back into Dallas.
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> Around 2004, I built Tesla's Disrupter Transformer and Re-worked on of
> my X-ray supply pot (60KV) by switching the diode array so that the
> the anode output was now negative output instead of positive to be
> used to drive the disrupt coil. I had a HVDC negative power supply at
> 60KV. I had a bank of capacitors to charge using the HVDC supply. I
> used a large DC long throw HV relay which I could fire at various
> pulse rates via mechanical insulated actuator. The 60KV caps came out
> of SLAC, Stanford Linear Accelerator Complex and I managed to get 60
> of them at 2.5 MFD ea. I was discharging about 5 killo-Joules per
> pulse. The re-charge time of the cap bank dictated the rate of
> firing. By discharging the caps through the very powerful magnetic
> horn gap I got that unidirectional pure negative DC discharge which
> was a blue white fire and gave the physical shock wave that Tesla
> described in his experiments. Was an interesting experiment. I just
> wish I had found the page 25 info while I had my Lab. Sorry NO, I
> did not replicate Tesla's page 25 experiment!
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> On 9/29/2018 11:05 AM, Mick [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Norm,
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>> Have you replicated this experiment?
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>> 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.
>>>
>>> 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.
>>>>
>>>> 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!
>>>>
>>>> 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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