The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[hansvonlieven]

Is your home in a thunderstorm prone area???

It was in rural Germany where I lived then. Mountainous country, thunderstorms are common and even as kids we were very much aware of the dangers.

Hans von Lieven

[ltseung888]

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EDIT: Edison actually built a motor that ran, from memory he soldered a small pin to the diaphragm that pushed a ratchet drive but to duplicate this was out of our league, we could not get the parts machined to the precision required with our resources then.

In this village at Tai Po, Hong Kong, we have a "not university trained" person who used "antenna" techniques to power his home.  The power company thought that he was stealing power directly from the power grid.

When they and the police searched his home, they gave him a well paid job in the power company. 

I know his neighbor who tried to duplicate the feat.  I saw the scar or burnt marks on his arm. I was going to investigate this technology further but I learned about the "Lightning in a Box" invention which is much more superior.

Hans may not agree with me.  But I am giving the warning (at least for those in Hong Kong) that playing with "antenna techniques" without safety measures can hurt!

[hansvonlieven]

Lightning in a box

540,000 kV, 4,500 Joules of energy to be compressed into a pulse about 5 x 10-8 s (5/100,000,000 of a second) or 50 billionths of a second.

Spread over time, not even the equivalent of a common 1.5V battery

Useless for anything other than generating a very fast plasma, in fact so fast it's invisible to the eye. hardly a breakthrough in energy generation.

Hans von Lieven

[ltseung888]

refer to reply 716

In Lightning-in-a-box, the operation is:
(1) Generate ions from catalysts using some energy
(2) Pump air in to get its ions
(3) Guide such ions to Lightning point
(4) When concentration is high enough, spark to recombine ions and use its energy.
(5) Feedback to (1) and repeat

Some compared it with starting a furnance.  Then get branches and leaves to keep it going.  Air carries ions especially in thunderstorm prone areas. Or in industrial areas where "electrical leakage" is high.

[amateur]

300 over replies and 49 pages later and you are still alive.... CIA and the likes are just not doing their job.