Electrical igniter for gas engines A keystone to understanding by Magluvin

[ramset]

                            Professor Teetsla

      It does seem that if you don't stand the domino's back up!
                              Its game over!

You just went bowling!!

Chet

[the_big_m_in_ok]

...If you can control explosion and put small piece of energy back to create initial bomb that would be infinite explosion.
Bad example but still example....

@forest
Are you serious  about the "infinite explosion"?  I never heard that that was possible.  The Big Bang which created the universe is the biggest 'explosion' I ever heard of.

--Lee

[sparks]

@A
Are you serious  about the "infinite explosion"?  I never heard that that was possible.  The Big Bang which created the universe is the biggest 'explosion' I ever heard of.

--Lee

    Followed by a great number of implosions

"To get a stellar implosion (leading to a supernova and then either a black hole or neutron star), the fuel at the center of the star gets used up, and the core cools rapidly. The pressure that has been holding up the outer layer drops, and the outer shells start falling toward the center. The gas has a long way to fall (the radius of a red giant can be as large as the distance from the Earth to the Sun) and builds up a tremendous speed. It all meets at the center, at which point most of the mass rebounds into a supernova explosion. About 20% of the mass gets compacted at the center and either forms a neutron star or (if the original star was really large) a black hole."

[Magluvin]

Its easy for someone to lay claim to overunity effects on just about anything, not just domino's, yet they will never show example to the comparison.

Just about done moving. Got a lil table setup so i can sit and get busy. I am going to have more time available soon.  i not only had to move my apt. but my shop also.

The only way I really see ou happening at this point is like in the sim that shows the output increasing with each pulse. But is the total power produced or stored equal or less than what went in? Is power in, irrelevant to power out when we consider power conversions some how?
As in the ingniter, the time that there is power building in the large inductor, well of course the power consumed during that time is les than the conventional way, but that is not saying that we get more out than in, at least from what I know thus far. It could be just more efficient and the other way just very low in efficiency.
So that just indicates that the previous spark coils were just of bad design for the speed of engines of the time.
But I still have to try some things before I dismiss the igniter as a use in OU.

Mags

[Tito L. Oracion]

 

I'm so sorry everyone, it seems that you didn't get what i mean, but that is all i can give.

I said for every pulse there is like a domino effect happening ok.