Magnetic Resonance Devices based on Don Smith Concepts

[a.king21]

You can use a virtual ground. Tesla wrote in one publication that the negative terminal of a car battery was a good substitute. With cold electricity, the components condition over time. The earth sets up a standing wave which is always in perfect resonance with the device. Over time the energy increases. So the use in a plane is no clue I'm aftraid.

[Magnethos]

Well, it can makes sense. But the configuration is VERY unusual.


If anyone else knows any valuable information about the question. Post it.

[a.king21]

I'm glad you posted this picture. If you have any other close ups I would appreciate it. If you look closely at the neon sign transformer (NST) you'll see the terminal you talk about on the outside. The NST puts out many thousands of volts, so the outside terminal can only be an earth ground for legal and safety reasons. So my initial understanding is correct.
Kapanadze uses a similar system in his akvarium (aquarium) video. When the device blows a transistor(?) towards the end of the video the spark gap goes berserk. It is there to save components in the event of component failure or overload.
Having said that, this is an overunity game, so Don Smith may have found another use, and we can never be certain until we've replicated. I also would welcome other suggestions.

[Magnethos]

I can see 2 terminals in the nst box. At left, small golden balls. At the left too, like a switch.
Are you refering to those connections?
I've a DVD were you can see the device with much more better details. But I cannot upload it because the DVD reader of my laptop doesn't read DVD because it's broken. But the video is not in the net yet.

[gyulasun]

I've seen more than 10 times all the videos of Don Smith, including plans and books.
The question I've is I cannot determine where is connected the sparkgap. From the neon tube transformer I see 3 wires. The positive, the negative and other that is connected to the sparkgap.
The question is I don't know where or how, the spark is connected to the neon transformer.

Hi Magnetos,

I modified your picture and drew a red arrow where the spark gap I strongly suspect is.  It is called encapsulated spark gap, filled with certain noble gas (maybe argon) and manufactured for different voltages where to fire at.  Patrick Kelly included it in his collections, see the last paragraph at the bottom of Page 83 and a picture of such an encapsulated spark gap on top of Page 84 of this PDF file:
http://www.rexresearch.com/smithdon/DonSmith.pdf 

rgds,  Gyula

Edit:  A schematic is included on Page 82.