Quote from: Dog-One on May 27, 2016, 02:17:51 AM

It won't be too much longer, Geo will be saying:


"I'd be happy to burn your light bulbs out."
  -- Donald L. Smith - 1996 Tesla Symposium

Good Day all:

Could resist this one so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9xCEgDaUlA

This is how to burn out/explode any light bulb you might be wanting to get rid of:

Take care, peace
lost_bro

Quote from: NickZ on May 26, 2016, 06:07:46 PM
  AlienGrey:
  Yes, thanks,  I'll see what I can do, but for now the IN5408 diodes have already been installed. We'll see how they work out for this. I can always switch them out, if they don't do the job.
  I'll be getting stronger 4A diodes like the MUR420 (25ns) that you recommended, to build the full diode bridge, that will be mounted on a heat sink for the grenade's 168t output coil. They're also really inexpensive. But, they can't be mounted on a heat-sink, for added cooling, like the 220 package ones can.
 
  I'd like ask Itsu how his bridge diodes were working out, as far as heating up, or not. And which diodes he is using.

Hi Nick,

i am using 12r06di  diodes and they are not getting warm, but are mounted on a fairly big heatsink.

Itsu

Understanding Kapanadze. Benitez stated that if you charge one plate of a capacitor and ground the other plate through a transformer the ground will give you the same through eletrostatic induction. It's ac (kind of) as you can see on the neon bulb in my replication.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jnee3xSxP4U


This echoes what Don Smith was saying.

Here also  a video about the extra charging effect (on a capacitor)  when "Earth Grounding" is connected.
Video on Youtube : Resonance effects for everyone to share test 1       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mr3Xikrgak

This is a picture from the video : resonance effects for everyone to share test 1