A validation of the UP-SIDE-DOWN phenomena

[stprue]

Am I seeing a 1amp spike in that spectrum shot marco?

[sparks]

@inno
 
    I look at it from a particle wave duality view.  If the electron is a tiny scource of wave energy or a tiny whistle.  As this tiny whistle is accelerated there are doppler effects in play.  When electrons are accelerated in a vacuum so they get real fast we get a blue shift all the way up into at least the xray band.  As  they deaccelerate we get a red shift back to the energy at rest frequency.  The free electron fundamental frequency is unknow to me.  This would be an electron not under the influence of any accelerating or deaccelerating force.  Tough place to find one of those anywhere in the Universe.

[turbo]

Am I seeing a 1amp spike in that spectrum shot marco?

No, there is no power in this graph.
This is just from a pickup coil wound on a ferrite rod.
It's not tuned or anything like that. Yet...

By the way, a 1 Kilohertz tuned circuit would still be quite large in size.....
Unless we start to use iron bailing wire,offcource   

Marco.

[giantkiller]

No, there is no power in this graph.
This is just from a pickup coil wound on a ferrite rod.
It's not tuned or anything like that. Yet...

By the way, a 1 Kilohertz tuned circuit would still be quite large in size.....
Unless we start to use iron bailing wire,offcource   

Marco.

The iron is one of the things I was looking at in Smith's cart coil. Big axx ring and few windings at 35.1khz. That would make the wire shorter than the wave length. Maybe the wavelength to wire length was another one of Smith's nonrelevant factoids pertaining to the ring build or valid descriptions and shuffle pictures around like a shell game. I am still gonna wrap the iron ring.

[sparks]

  Iron sure will respond to a lower frequency.  Guess that is why they have it in low frequency generators.  I always wondered why a piece of steel lost it's magnetic field when you smacked it.  Or sent a compressional wave through the material.