Moray and Correa tube experiments

[ramset]

Pomodoro


I like to speak with people about these things [projects] and finding the time can be a bit daunting[time zones and work schedules] sometimes I have to wait till the weekends with bigger time windows [for speaking]


But it will happen.
and this Arie de geus plasma  project is a cool one,some of the claims have shown up in similar work
actual "working" claims.


I will be PM ing you once I get the info [patent] which I will post here.


all is open source ,just some things have to be presented properly and wisely.
thx
Chet

[Dave45]

Interesting thread, I have become very interested in ionizing gas as an electron source here lately,
Please continue.

http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/camera-flash1.htm

If you briefly apply a high positive voltage (electromotive force) to this plate, it will exert a strong attraction on the negatively charged electrons in the atoms. If this attraction is strong enough, it will pull the electrons free from the atoms. The process of removing an atom's electrons is called ionization.

This circuit has not been tested, just looking at the possible utilization of sourced electrons in a circuit.

[pomodoro]

The few electrons accelerate towards the anode and liberate many more as they knock them off neutral gas molecules or atoms. Unfortunately these avalanche electrons dissipate all their accelerative energy when they hit the anode. The cathode gets much hotter as the heavier ionized gas molecules or atoms hit it. All you end up doing is passing a current through the gas and heating it. The battery supplies energy to all those electrons. Think of the vacuum tubes with a hot cathode spewing out electrons, because they aren't naturally energetic they are just there to help conduct through the vacuum but require a potential from a battery. When they hit the anode all kinetic energy is lost as heat and the battery discharges.

[Dave45]

The few electrons accelerate towards the anode and liberate many more as they knock them off neutral gas molecules or atoms. Unfortunately these avalanche electrons dissipate all their accelerative energy when they hit the anode. The cathode gets much hotter as the heavier ionized gas molecules or atoms hit it. All you end up doing is passing a current through the gas and heating it. The battery supplies energy to all those electrons. Think of the vacuum tubes with a hot cathode spewing out electrons, because they aren't naturally energetic they are just there to help conduct through the vacuum but require a potential from a battery. When they hit the anode all kinetic energy is lost as heat and the battery discharges.

Very informative thank you
Is the problem the anode material?
Maybe gold is a solution.

[ramset]

Pomodoro
here is a link to the patent translation work Done by Peterae and itsu
on Arie De Geus

http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=2469.0

I will get more specific info later today on the plasma F experiment.


Lithium and Boron play an interesting part ,and I will be testing another
Lithium/Boron claim with fossil fuel [a De Geus claim].

thx
Chet