Generator by Gerard Morin

[Meta]

Here's a new test you can chew on, if you love to measure things......

Gerard Motor PROOF of RF.mp4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jXJdA4Y7CU


We might get a variety of answers.....


"The test is too simple"
"The measurer is too simple"
"He's using the wrong equipment" (Please describe the right equipment and your own tests)
"Its setup wrong" (Please describe the right setup and your own tests)
"The RF wand is not calibrated properly" (Describe how you would know that)

[Meta]

TK,

How can anything be discussed when you are describing the set up while you're creating maximum noise at full power. We heard nothing.

[memoryman]

There is no 'we' in "We heard nothing." just you.

[citfta]

Here's a new test you can chew on, if you love to measure things......

Gerard Motor PROOF of RF.mp4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jXJdA4Y7CU


We might get a variety of answers.....


"The test is too simple"
"The measurer is too simple"
"He's using the wrong equipment" (Please describe the right equipment and your own tests)
"Its setup wrong" (Please describe the right setup and your own tests)
"The RF wand is not calibrated properly" (Describe how you would know that)

And what were we supposed to learn from that little video?  It has been known for over 100 years you can create RF by using a spark gap.  That is how the earliest radio transmitters worked.  Yawn.  Time to go back to sleep and wait for some real information.  By the way he didn't actually measure anything.  He just showed there was some RF on the wire and foil.

[gyulasun]

How can anything be discussed when you are describing the set up while you're creating maximum noise at full power. We heard nothing.

The problem is not what you are hearing in a noisy background but what you can see...  Just watch from video time 6:10 to 6:20 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHYHeDN0078 )  when he (rollindough) sets the range switch on the clamp-on meter from  AC voltage to AC Amper. 
When you wish to measure current with a clamp-on meter, one of the wires carrying the current should be placed into the jaws of the clamps, right?  See this picture I took from the video it shows the moment when he switches back from AC Amper to AC voltage after he read the 71.2 Amper:
you can clearly see there was no any wire between the clamps, the 71.2 Amper on the display was a bogus value. A clamp-on meter is designed to measure current in a wire  which is placed into the clamps by opening and closing the clamps.
By the way, which wire was supposed to carry the 71 Amper?  Any of his (rather thin) wires shown in his setup would have gone into smoke if current that high had indeed been a reality in that part of the circuit.

Gyula