Scalar Wave - Energy

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@ pese

Tube will light wirelessly using sine wave AC also.

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@ forest

I have not tried this, but I think it will. Water is just a different dielectric (with a different dielectric constant) put between the plates of the capacitor - as long as the water is not conductive (dielectrics are insulators).

[pese]

@ pese

Tube will light wirelessly using sine wave AC also.

If low voltage sine only if very hogh voltages.
that will transittung on staic way. 

if low volt sinse or sqare waves (as from some 12/110volt inverters
than OMLY if RF-Disortions , and peacs will make RF.  You will heare harmonics of the als an AM-Receivers LW / MW

GP

[pese]

@ forest

I have not tried this, but I think it will. Water is just a different dielectric (with a different dielectric constant) put between the plates of the capacitor - as long as the water is not conductive (dielectrics are insulators).

If the water is 100% pure , so it is "insulator" like glas !!
so it will transit.

if it is norma water , is ins conducting , and willtake enery in the water
.


i thonk als ine microwave-oven

pure distilled water, the ar HI- OHM  Resistance
im must not comes hot.

(Only idea , i must test this now myself ... thinking about this...)

GP

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Pese

"Pure" water in the Micro?? HMMM...

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I must say It is "Great" to see you here again!

Thanks
Chet