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Stan’s Legacy

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Panacea Farm Conversion

#2 ·

Hi Ash,


It's nice to see someone trying to make a difference for the BETTER in the world today considering all the negative things that are taking place around all of us these days.It seems to me that you are one of the few that are truely striving to make things better for ALL .I just wanted to take a moment to let you to know that there are alot of us out here who appreciate all of your efforts.Thx and may God's light shine upon ALL


-Gary

Workings of the gray tube

#13 ·

lamare wrote:

IIRC, in the gray tube drawings in his patent, the spark-gap was outside the "holders" for the rod. That might mean that the spark-gap was in normal air-pressure, while the "transmitting" part of the rod was under vacuum.
It can also be that a low-pressure was present in the whole tube. Enough gas for a spark, but not too much to be able to get a longitudinal wave front.

After all, if my theory is correct, you just want a sudden potential change of the rod., which should not take a lot of energy, so a moderate spark might be enough.
It's the sudden shift in potential that counts, not the amount of energy banged into the rod...


Hi Lamare,


I like your line of thought on this subject."Pressure and Vacuum",That somehow makes sense to me .Thx for starting this thread and welcome to the forum .


-Gary

Capacitor charging

#5 ·

CitizenDC wrote:

Tnx for the vid Theremart. Are you planning on replicating this experiment?



cheers
Hi CitizenDC,


I tried this experiment using 12v but did'nt have any success.



-Gary