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[gotoluc]

Your welcome, it was fun! Keep in mind that today we are using a simple spark to open a plasma channel. Take a look at this video and you will see how a UV laser can also be used in place of a spark to open that channel! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tJF3qBWyUk
A 'blu-ray' laser comes to mind as a possible test mule. If we find multiple channels are needed in sequence or simultaneously this could be an avenue of research. Just food for thought to bookmark for the future.

RD

Hi retrod, very interesting I must say. I also found this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HHJhpStza0&NR=1 which has a visible shock wave. Please if you can start research on this and start a new topic and post your link here so we can all support your research and development.

Luc

[alan]

@gotoluc
Impressive find, but it doesn't seem to be a shockwave, the laser frequency is higher than the framerate or shutterspeed of the camerasensor, thus you see multiple pulses in 1 frame. The shockwave is visible when he puts the knife in the light and reflects to the camera.
But I could be wrong.

[broli]

Has anyone acces to a very high speed camera? Would be cool to see the spark at 1000fps.

[jibbguy]

Wow! Great work Luc. You continue to impress and amaze

Sry to go off-topic but this is important imo:

Regarding lasers: I and several people i know in the same line of work who spent alot of time around them have gotten cataracts way before our times. At age 40, i had to have both eyes done. The surgery is no big deal but it is a nuisance to always have to use reading glasses now for close work, when before my eyesight was always 20/20 (the plastic lenses wont bend to focus like the "originals" did). Lasers can take 50 years off the life of your natural lenses so be careful around them

If you suspect you might be getting cataracts, find a microscope and look into it: They will be seen reflected back as "amoeba" like blobs looking somewhat like a "hair ball", lol. Like i said its not terrible to get them fixed with implants but it costs as much as $12k per eye to have it done in the US and if you don't have insurance.... 

Incidences of cataracts have risen greatly in the last 20 years especially among younger people. I never looked at a laser directly: But backscatter can be bad enough over time.

[Shanti]

Well somebody in the yahoo groups forum just found this patent US 6553981 (get it at www.pat2pdf.org)

Well, it's exactly what we have here...

It even describes the different spark plug configurations and also different circuits versions (e.g. Circuits without the diodes and just with the coils for blocking, or with snubbers, etc, ...)

See one example here (They just have a CDI System for ignition):