Disappointingly Practical and Simple EM Propulsion with off-the-shelf Parts.

[Paul-R]

Unfortunately I am changing construction a lot so it is in few pieces right now.
I need to get at least 300kV supply voltage but in small footprint.

What gap will a voltage of this size be able to jump?

[TinselKoala]

See the graph below:

(Large spheres produce the least distance for a given voltage. Other geometries, like sharp points, result in much longer gap distances for a given voltage.)

[conradelektro]

Hi Everybody,

As of today 212 people downloaded that short .pdf I wrote.

If you don't mind, would you please leave some comments and impressions on the content. I have a lot more material and can extend the .pdf if there is enough interest.

Since you are asking for it:

The contents of your PDF-File are a "mind fuck", nothing tangible. One can speculate for ages about what you wrote there.

The proposed three experiments at the end are partly impossible and if they are possible or real, we get no tangible data.

The only way forward I can see is to actually build a contraption and to do some measurements. And if this were sufficiently documented we would have something real to discuss.

I find a discussion about "speculations" very fruitless, it ends in a war of personal unfounded opinions. We need a reproducible experiment, everything else remains a "mind fuck".

Well, some people like "mind fucks", so go ahead. But I am out.

Greetings, Conrad

[DROBNJAK]

@TinselKoala: Thanks for a really useful diagram, and in SI units as well ! 

Hi Conrad, Thanks for the straightforward review. I would hate you to leave, since you can really contribute. Here are some good data, that can serve as a starting point:

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