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> The 90 degree voltage to current relationship comes to mind...and he clearly
> says in one post that aether flowing into the Casimir plates can be
> temporarily disrupted where I presume he is referring t high voltage impulses
> though he doesn't say specifically.
How if you try to block that "aether flux inflow" by some way ?
> We have;
>
> 1) a high voltage excitation from a neon sign transformer (12kvdc
> @10ma or so) ,
Don't forget the 10 second initial time.
> 2) we have 120VAC (spark gap or tuned coil?),
Seems to be sinusoidal, which implies some type of LC resonance.
> 3) we have it simple enough for a 6 year old to build,
> 4) we have very basic electronics,
Maybe the HV source is electronic generated, powered by te 120VAC output.
> 5) we have a kickstart system
>
What is the minimum setup for experiment with the Casimir effect ?
Wouldn't I use printed circuit boards for that ?
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