Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[Deep_Purple]

Hello,

This is my first post on this forum, although till now I was a silent daily reader over many years.

I like this place because of wise people who are sharing their view, experience. Such wise people have a solid path of logical thinking and they put right questions, indicating that they have a deeper understanding of how nature actually works.  Also, by the way they put such right questions, they generously make you put the brain at work in an effort to intimately try to understand inner mechanisms of things and phenomena around us.

Regarding mass and inertia:

- Mass is not an intrinsec property of matter; mass and inertia are two different things
- Inertia is not an intrinsec property of matter; inertia is an effect and the cause is the external "medium"; actually force of inertia is a hydrodynamical effect that takes place within and caused by the external "medium" (assuming that "medium" is viewd as a fluid)

Regards,
Deep_Purple

[mkjekyll]

Wesley,

I asked before if you had any energy avalanches that were dangerous such as lightening, normal or localized, with your surface wave device?

Due to other experiment I have already had a visit uninvited, not appreciated so have to be prudent in this location.

I recall somewhere on this thread was a pretty straight forward detail of how to build experimental unit, can you please post the pointers?
This thread is very large now.

Thanks

[stivep]

Wesley,
I asked before if you had any energy avalanches that were dangerous such as lightening, normal or localized, with your surface wave device?

no I didn't have.
Locally they are not allowed.
https://youtu.be/XOTLfnMOSqQ?t=587
Go to my channel.
I'm traveling now. I'll respond to rest of your question later.
Wesley

[mkjekyll]

Wesley,

What made you choose the size of your secondary, working with 160 meter amateur radio ?

Somewhere you mentioned as a young man Corum influenced you, did you meet him at a Tesla symposium ?

What is your understanding of the low loss inside the waveguide, normal waveguides have much higher losses than the Corum's claim ?

Thanks for the cool video productions.

Mk

[mkjekyll]

Seems like a perfect harmonic of Schumann albeit very small.  70000/