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@Grumpy

The diagram is @allcanadians original design and I have always done it this way with other components. I have tried putting the cap on the left and there is nothing. Basically the short circuit happens between the positive and the coil of high induction. I may need to increase this induction coil by adding more coil(s) either in parallel or in series. The only real thing that is holding this thing back is the pulsing. Just went to get my 9540s so will try again by adding a flyback diode. Cripes, the 9450 is 5$ each. Pretty expensive.

@IS

This morning I took two microwave oven transformers and removed the top armature from both of them. Very easy, just remove one of the solder lines and knock it with a hammer. But pleaseeeee tell me how the hell you managed to get the coils out because they are really stuck well on the center core.

[Grumpy]

@Grumpy

The diagram is @allcanadians original design and I have always done it this way with other components. I have tried putting the cap on the left and there is nothing. Basically the short circuit happens between the positive and the coil of high induction. I may need to increase this induction coil by adding more coil(s) either in parallel or in series. The only real thing that is holding this thing back is the pulsing. Just went to get my 9540s so will try again by adding a flyback diode. Cripes, the 9450 is 5$ each. Pretty expensive.

@IS

This morning I took two microwave oven transformers and removed the top armature from both of them. Very easy, just remove one of the solder lines and knock it with a hammer. But pleaseeeee tell me how the hell you managed to get the coils out because they are really stuck well on the center core.

The commutator or similar prevents the short circuit and must be in the high or low end of the coil.  The way it sorks is pretty simple:  when the commutator conducts, the coil is charging up from the battery - when the commutator is open the induction coil dumps through the air-coil.  This is the classic Steinmetz coil - per Dollard.  I'm sure it existed before Steinmetz, but he proved it would work (mathematically) for impulse and traveling waves.

There is also Thomson's DC spark circuit that produces oscillations with the gap across the source and the coil/cap in series on the right side.

So, for impulses via inductive field collapse you want a freakin' huge coil with "very high induction" and for the other coil you want "high self-induction".

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[Grumpy]

You could use the secondary of one MOT as an induction coil - do not touch primary!

For "commutation" Tesla used a magnetically quenched spark gap - gap is on one side or across and cap is across source - gap is after cap.

[wizardofmars]

We only use 10% of our brain so there is 90% that is presently not used in our everyday conscious living and learning.

Presently on Earth, 99.9999999% of people use the same, or close to the same 10%. There is maybe 10% of the 10% that will vary. Some with their musical side, others with their mechanical side, others in science, others in comedy, etc. etc.

What is your source for this info? You know the "we use 10% of the brain" story is just a myth right? But you seem to have some more precise figures I've never seen before, like 99.9999999%.

http://www.snopes.com/science/stats/10percent.asp

[ramset]

Wiz ever seen Daniel Pomerlou? the Canadian that can do things with his mind that if you saw them on the TV you'd change the channel for it being too unbelievable  And he's not aloud to do all that he is capable of at his demonstrations ,as part of an agreement with the Canadian Gov't
           Chet