Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[kolbacict]

https://youtu.be/0Z3S4R_wycU?t=706
I have remembered where I saw that TV board.
In this video, where a man holds an aquarium with the back side to the camera.
Round lamp panels on the board. This device does not use lamps.
And I already thought that I dreamed it.

[AlienGrey]

The guy holding the device is TK him self.

Why use that video there is another version of it with English sub titles and translatable captions.
the other thing is the spark gap ticking, what's important is the time between each tick? in other
words what's important is is there load feed back electronics ?


Sil

[a.king21]

https://youtu.be/0Z3S4R_wycU?t=706
I have remembered where I saw that TV board.
In this video, where a man holds an aquarium with the back side to the camera.
Round lamp panels on the board. This device does not use lamps.
And I already thought that I dreamed it.

The turn-on sound always reminds me of a ballast sound, like this after the switch-clicking sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RYXErnMAcw


Anyway, the turn on and off in Aquarium 1 alters the speed of the spark gap over-voltage fail-safe device.
We can be pretty sure it follows his patent application.

[forest]

I think the essence of work of device is in coils interactions, thus even a primitive capacitor discharge via spark gap is able to create effect.

[worldcup]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pNDL0CLXno