Single Wire Tests

[M@rcel]

Might relate I donno.
http://www.geocities.com/nayado/

Don't know either, but it's a mighty interesting link, especially the sub-links...

[slapper]

Might relate I donno.
http://www.geocities.com/nayado/

Don't know either, but it's a mighty interesting link, especially the sub-links...

Agree. Sure would like to know where those sub-links are though.
Being that it was released in 1999 - I haven't seen this before.

Take care.

nap

[M@rcel]

oops yes sorry about that. I mixed a few things up. The sublinks I meant are on an entirely different page:
http://www.aspden.org.uk/3.html

now, what did Tesla say about Leyden jars?

[jeanna]

now, what did Tesla say about Leyden jars?

Nice article, thanks M@rcel.
I think it is that famous pic of Tesla sitting reading something with lightning blazing over his head that shows a large box of (a bank of) leyden style capacitors. Anyway they are caps and I always assumed they were leyden jars. Ben Franklin used them in many of his experiments... etc.

jeanna

[hansvonlieven]

LOL
Cut the wire in the middle ---- it's a series connection between the two batteries

If you cut the wire, yes.

However, with the wire in place it may well be a different picture. My suggested experiment with the electrodes in the electrolyte should show if there is any activity along this path. It either forms bubbles on the electrodes or it doesn't.

I shall run this experiment as planned the minute I get a chance, which will be in the next few days.

Hans von Lieven