Now my question for this post somewhere.. stating 1 x 10(13) volts or
higher... is HOW DID THEY MEASURE THIS????
v/r Ken Carrigan
>Read somewhere that spark length isnt related to voltage that much but
>power is. Voltage is where it starts the spark or a something like that but
>eh.?
>
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>> From: Jerry W. Decker <jdecker@keelynet.com>
>> To: Steve <darklord@darknet.net>
>> Cc: keelynet@DallasTexas.net
>> Subject: Re: Power source
>> Date: Tuesday, September 22, 1998 12:39 PM
>>
>> Hi Steve!
>>
>> You wrote;
>> > From what I recall, he used a modified bicycle wheel with 12
>> > copper(?) pipes in place of the spokes, with wire wound around
>> > them and the outer edges of the wheel.. he spin the wheel at
>> > several thousand RPM, and told me at one point he got a 6 foot
>> > spark off the device, which damaged his lab equipment.
>>
>> How interesting!! Wouldn't the coils only inductively couple from spark
>> type discharges? So that means there must have been a separation having
>> a dielectric to let it build up then discharge. Quite an interesting
>> concept.
>>
>> The early material I saw about Searl all claims to be using this
>> centrifugal electron thrust phenomenon. Strange how it ties in with
>> Tewari's homopolar generator that he says taps energy from the space
>> vacuum at the center of the magnetic field of the rotating magnetic
>> drum. Really have to get some of Tewaris work online unless someone
>> knows of some good URLs that have the information.
>>
>> Thanks Steve for that description, it ain't much but if their is such an
>> electron thrust effect this might be a way to tap it....a 6 foot spark??
>>
>> Geez, that would be nearly around one million volts because the Tesla
>> coil we had that DC Cox built would produce about 12-14 foot bolts and
>> we knew it was in the range of 2.3MV. It depending on how dry the air
>> was, the speed of our interrupter and the spacing of the tungsten
>> contactors.
>>
>> I'd always figured any rotating device, especially if it was
>> self-running could have magnets placed on the rim and coils placed near
>> it to induce a current which could be sapped off to do work.
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