Cavitation. The key to overunity?

[Grumpy]

     Problem with Stan Meyer is he had a shitload of  "iron"  in the fire.  What is very obvious from his work is that voltage is where it is at.  And we don't need to have charge carriers to move it around.  Voltage makes mass do things and it doesn't have to be limited to popping electrons from one atom to the next.  I took the wire that goes to the crt in a yardsale pcmonitor and attached it to an iron coil.  Then extended the iron coil ends down through a block of pvc and then powered up the old monitor.  Instant ozone generator then these two flares coming off the ends of the wire started lifting a piece of paper towards them.  The ends of the wire were around 15kv over ground.  There was no obvious anode or cathode just these two little flares.
I stuck my paw in there after making sure I was insulated from Earth.  Damn little flares were sucking the heat right out of my hand 6" away from where the light dropped off.  I have never sensed cold coming from inside my hand.  Plenty of sensing cold coming into my hand but never being generated by my hand.   Now most of us exchange heat with the field in the infrared spectrum.  I got an idea that a plasma is a heat sucker innner.  Imagine being able to convert a wide spectrum of electromagnetic waves into electron acceleration.  I believe the same thing went on when I microwaved a paperclip with a couple of drops of water nearby.  Damn plasma started suckingup microwaves.  Hell space is filled with microwaves.
Cosmic background radiation.  I gotta get me a thermocouple and see how cold it gets near those little birkeland currents I had going. 

   Modify:   Remember Grumpy said something about coils freezing the ground. 

coils freezing ground was likened to an unusually potent electrostatic cooling effect - Tesla reported this as well.

Keep your damn hand out of the damn field - or you will pay a damn permanent price for it.

Like I said - iron ain't like copper - it converts it differently.

[BEP]

Stay away from thermocouples. After all, they ARE made of conductors.

Problem is that leaves you with a non-contact thermometer. I think Rat Shat has one for a few tens of dollars.
Just remember using one is not accurate unless you consider emissivity of the measured surface.

Sticking your hands in it? Gonna be typing with a pencil between your teeth soon, Aren't ya?

If you continue that testing method best to use a nonessential part of your body. I'll let you determine what that part is 

[madddann]

Great input guys! Thx for sharing! Are we talking here about something like negative resistor? Looks like this cooling effect of the plasma is also used by some inventions in the alternative medicine field. The cooling effect could help stabilize an inflammation in the body.
Now think of having such a tech installed in your car instead of the air cooling system ... lol...

Dann

[ramset]

Buzz
Gas filled tubes
They were all the rage back in the day
even lately big ones are the rage [cfl etc]
Your Theory/ Concept of what Meyer was really up to?, I believe is unique
And makes this MUCH MORE INTRIGUING
  Chet

[sparks]

    Grumpy is right.  Tried same experiment with copper.  No go.  I think it has something to do with iron retaining diamagnetic information between pulses.  Must be why they use iron receiver antennaes on low freq.
  Thanks for the warnings on the pulsed paw problem.  I'll stick to flurescent bulb handling for field observations.

      I have a plasma cutter it has no problem cutting stainless steel.  While an oxyacetelyne rig has to melt it away.  I don't think it has anything to do with the temperature.  The plasma current just disrupts the electric field of the metal alot easier than randomized heating effects.