Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[lancaIV]

Sergh,' Fluessigkeitsfunken' ,as part from cavitation science and applied ' optical maser = laser' technique ,:

Dr.Frank Fruengel giving use description :

https://patents.google.com/patent/DE1037830B/en

[Sergh]

DIY Project: Using a discharge in water to propel a rocket:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8SKce1OneE

Another videos the same autor:

https://www.youtube.com/@The141335/videos
The peculiarity is that the discharge gap in the water is initially short-circuited with a thin wire or foil. This is done because it is difficult to achieve breakdown in water at a relatively low voltage. Even at a voltage of 10 kilovolts, breakdown occurs at a distance of less than a millimeter. Dr Jaynes also talks about this problem in the video at Wesley's links. Kolbacict wrote here that he also encountered this problem. This is extremely inconvenient if you have relatively low-voltage capacitors at your disposal. Therefore, a jumper made of a thin conductor is used, which burns out and initiates an arc.
There was such a topic  "explosion of thin wires in water", they also wrote that there was an anomalous release of energy.

[rakarskiy]

Lev Yutkin's electrohydraulic kick:

http://zaryad.com/2013/07/05/effekt-yutkina-gidroudar-ili-davlenie-v-sto-tyisyach-atmosfer-ot-korotkogo-elektroimpulsa/

https://habr.com/ru/companies/ruvds/articles/556530/

[Sergh]

Sergh,' Fluessigkeitsfunken' ,as part from cavitation science and applied ' optical maser = laser' technique ,:

Dr.Frank Fruengel giving use description :

https://patents.google.com/patent/DE1037830B/en

But I do not find in the patent from your link any connection with sources of coherent optical or radio radiation, which are called lasers or masers.
Only sound waves are mentioned there. Then it could be about a sound laser, SASER.
I did not find any real mention of the connection between the patent and the saser or somethis as sound gun etc..

[Sergh]

Lev Yutkin's electrohydraulic kick:

Try to do this, nothing will work. Stubborn distilled water does not want to break through from 10 kilovolts.
Yutkin carried several tons of high-voltage capacitors with his device.