Hello!!

I need your help?? have a Sirius problem? Please

i can charge a capacitor 330 MICRO Farad to 188 volt for free!! using 220 vac and 50 hz only!!

is that the main lesson from tesla ozone patent?

Thanks and Regards
luc2010

according to K meyel
faraday unipolar induction law applies on that case,  E = v*b
the pointer of E and V must not point in the same direction, as in the case of ''normal'' coils.
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the secret is that the secondery winding and the capacitor are to be seen as one unit, one system!!

Now to study tesla 177 pat and 178
in 178 pat, R refer to what?

thanks and regards
luc2010

Quote from: Erfinder on April 29, 2017, 10:06:05 AM

Who didn't see this coming.......


There is no coming back from this.....

Yes
Unfortunately Russ got it wrong,as he was measuring a voltage drop across two resistor's,in which case power factor and phase relationship plays no part in calculating power dissipated by the two resistors.
Ohms law holds,and both the current through,and power dissipated by the resistors,is calculated using ohms law.

Phase relationship and power factor only come into play,when the inductors are included.


Brad

Quote from: Dog-One on April 29, 2017, 08:42:15 AM
Russ Gries did this test as well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HDwOwfIHns

I wasn't get it right away. Somehow I assumed it was a positive signal from the FG, but obviously it was AC current,
so it was apparent power . Sometimes it is easy to fall into some traps.

Thanks to tinman  for experiment, it points to some directions.

Quote from: luc2010 on April 29, 2017, 07:50:25 PM
Hello!!

I need your help?? have a Sirius problem? Please

i can charge a capacitor 330 MICRO Farad to 188 volt for free!! using 220 vac and 50 hz only!!

is that the main lesson from tesla ozone patent?

Thanks and Regards
luc2010

That's a "sirius" problem all right, because your 220 VAC is the RMS value, and you should be able to charge your capacitor to very near the Peak value of the AC supply which would be about 310 V.