Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?

[amigo]

heya hoptoad,

thanks for the linky, an interesting read.

[hoptoad]

heya hoptoad,

thanks for the linky, an interesting read.

Hi Amigo - Yeh, I found the whole article to be quite an interesting read. The historical pre-amble actually helps to put some of the information into perspective within a social context.
You know, the more I research the science of the late 1800's and early 1900's and read about fellows like Tesla, Moray and Roentgen, the more I feel duped by twentieth century corporate interests!

Cheers from the Toad who Hops 

[one]

Just a couple questions

Is anyone  still trying to replicate  the  pyroclay beads?

Grumpy   ...... is there  reason to believe that Zirconium Oxide might  be  a better material for  these kinds of beads?


gary

[armagdn03]

this thread has died down a bit due to certain realizations. The beads were tried, and found to be non linear resistors, much the same as a spark gap, they are useful, but they are only one element of several needed to obtain the required results.

[one]

this thread has died down a bit due to certain realizations. The beads were tried, and found to be non linear resistors, much the same as a spark gap, they are useful, but they are only one element of several needed to obtain the required results.

Thanks   armagdn


I have some theorys about   them .......but they will have to wait .   I don't have the stuff I would need to  run the test with yet .

gary