What does a "kick" look like on an oscilloscope?

[BEP]

is it the end or the means to an end?

Best guess... it is an example of one thing that might be going on in a real TPU. It seems to fit the canons firing canons idea. If the timing is right CEMF is less of a problem. The window is opened upon the first shot. Why not fire more through it before it closes?

Maybe this will lead to 'raising the hose' and 'squeezing the hose'. Who knows.

I was just asked for an opinion. I'm not taking the same route. All I've succeeded in doing is melting the insulation off a winding due to unusually high voltage. I'm back on the drawing board.

[giantkiller]

Podkletnov and Obolensky have nailed this in previous years:

It is a traveling standing wave with no reflected wave. Very little, if any flyback should be visible. The reflection of circular polarization is reverse rotation. The wave and the reflection should pass right through one another, if you can find something that will reflect it.

They resorted to identifiying 'No recoil' through pulse wave shaping and 1Mill to 10Megavolts shots.

3 modes are to
1.) get a return, Power conversion. Steven Mark.
2.) hold the effect at a distance i.e. Levitation. T.T. Brown.
3.) sending the energy away i.e. Solitron pulse with no dispersion, collimated in a 10 centimeter disc to a measured dustance of 200 kilometers. It goes through everything with no loss. Tesla reported this also. Podkletnov obliterated concrete.
Just like the smoke ring demo that Stan Deyo gave.
Now the fun really begins.

[Grumpy]

Yes, friends and countrymen, but there is something that the kick disperses and you can't buy it at the local hardware store.

Hint:

It is not deflected by electric or magnetic fields?

Floats like a butterfly and stings like bee.

[Grumpy]

Yes, friends and countrymen, but there is something that the kick disperses and you can't buy it at the local hardware store.

Hint:

It is not deflected by electric or magnetic fields?

Floats like a butterfly and stings like bee.

EDIT:

and don't say that it doesn't, because it has to

[Peterae]

Compfield

You can fine tune your coil, by carefully playing with the spacing between the turns of the coil.
I did an experiment where just applying pressure onto the coil the pulse timing changed considerably.
SM if using fixed delay lines to generate this pulse would have had a nightmare with moving turns on his coil as he didn't have the ability to re-tune his controller, so he would have first had to glue all his coils in place to stop this movement hence the abudance of white goo.
It also explains why he managed to build a working coil, but could not replicate it, you can have 2 identical coils but the pulse timing can be totally different, off-course when he finally decided to unwind his working coil he would have found no reason for the other coil not to work, so i guess he then rewound it and found it too didn't work, and then realized he had to alter the timing of his fixed delay line.

Peter