ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[bboj]

@bboj,

Once again, this says everything:


"The electron will go back to the negative pole of the battery because of the pulling effect of the protons in the other side of the battery".

Jes but where comes the signal in antena from?

[synchro1]

@bboj,

        Lightening starts from the ground and goes up as a dark negative spike. This has been captured in video. The antenna's really the ground in Tesla's radient energy generators!

[bboj]

@bboj,

        Lightening starts from the ground and goes up as a dark negative spike. This has been captured in video. The antenna's really the ground in Tesla's radient energy generators!

So how do you start the spike and where does it go?

[synchro1]

@bboj,

        Tesla's first patent was his spark gap generator. It consisted of two capacitor plates charged with opposite polarity, and a pair of electrodes facing one another a a distance. One capacitor plate is connected to an Earth ground and the other to an raised antenna. As a charge builds in the capacitor plates, the field lowers the resistance in the gap between the adjacent electrodes, and a spark jumps. Now where does it go? Everywhere, and can be detected from any point in the Universe!

       Now, we can channel this high voltage apark through a high voltage coil of narrow gauge and many turns, and recover amperage through a primary of thick wire and few turns wraped around a transformer core. The power in this case emenates from the ground, exits as either a broadcast signal or stored ppwer.

[Magluvin]

       Now, we can channel this high voltage apark through a high voltage coil of narrow gauge and many turns, and recover amperage through a primary of thick wire and few turns wraped around a transformer core. The power in this case emenates from the ground, exits as either a broadcast signal or stored ppwer.

Ive seen a lot of drawings of 2 tesla coils, the first is run as we know, a step up, and the other is used as a step down, in which the HV from the step up TC is 'sparked to the step down TC.

I dont get it. what is the point of stepping up voltage only to step it down again?

Mags