The patents and their transcriptions, four forums, the bench notes and the glossary — one
index, ranked together, so a claim in a patent and the thread arguing about it come back side
by side.
I just checked and the speed of light is about 3/4 of what it is in a vacuum. (2.25E8). So that's the fraction we need to base our resonance comparison on. And this also refutes the video's explanation of a sparking grap
That's a better video than the other one I saw. The key point is the wavelength in water is about one tenth of what it is in air. But they still don't understand what's going on. The effect isn't based on heat - it's cau
This system is different from what Meyer usually worked with. The resonance diagram shows that the frequency increases with higher voltage. That means that, in this case, resonance refers to the pulses being timed to mat
Standing Waves can also pump positive particles, using the point of a safety pin as the central electrode. The direction of this movement is perpendicular to the sparking. Twist the pointed end of the pin out at a 90 deg
Quote from: Ks on March 02, 2019, 04:47:52 am Thats nice....are you familiar with envelope detector curcuits and why they are used? With this spherical cell...the patent plainly says water but doesn't a gas seem more log
Quote from: Ks on March 01, 2019, 08:13:39 am Ive allways wanted to know if the impedance card Stans brother shows in his patent was also included but hidden in Stans circuitry? I'm building a pulse unit which combines t
Farnsworth's diagram shows that the magnetic field tips 90 degrees when the electric field reverses at 180. My biphasic longitudinal spark illustrates this effect. (The positive force in this example doesn't regenerate,
This system doesn't require a step charging waveform. Once it's fine tuned to establish resonance, both the voltage and the pulse frequency are held constant after that. Increasing gas output is automatic, without increa
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