Lords of the Ring

[giantkiller]

@ 233khz I show:
the bucking coil input at 5v pulses
the horizontal collector at 650mv p2p
the vertical collector at 250mv p2p.

The bucking coils show a little ringing
The horizontal collector shows alot of ringing
The vertical collector shows the exact copy of the pulse but,
Although the voltage gets smaller the ringing gets better.
Must be close, eh?
No vibrations yet.

--giantkiller.

[giantkiller]

If you push with equally light pressure on the side of a water volume container at certain equadistance hits, eventually the water spills over the sides, not by your effort but by your timing.
We couldn't push water uphill now can we? That is how the rogue waves come into being.

--giantkiller.

[Jdo300]

Hello All,

It is nice to see all the progress that is being made so far. I'm currently out of town for the weekend so I don't get to do any experiments. However, I came across an interesting article that I thought would be worth your attention:

http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/9222/ele.htm

It talks about how statically crossed E and B fields cause electrons to move in one direction in a wire! They say that it is converting the random heat motion into a unidirectional charge flow direction but this can easily be improved by using.... guess what... a static magnetic (B) field, and a pulsed electric field! This would be a perfect application for our control coils, which make all kinds of electrostatic spikes on our collectors.... SO throw in a magnet or a DC bias and you get unidirectional current flow at the right frequency!

Just some food for thought...

God Bless,
Jason O

[Darth Vader]

Oops wrong set, does anybody know the way to the spacecrafts?

[innovation_station]

@ vader

i think if you take a left turn then a right one that will take you to the craft