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[nelsonrochaa]

Well, I am excited. I also research this subject and it is very difficult to find sources of good information.

Displacement current is controversial perhaps if only because the term was introduced as way to satisfy certain assumptions. It took a lot of research to even figure out what the controversy was exactly. Not that I wish to reopen that can of worms here, but I've struggled to find the best terminology to describe this subject matter.

The way I see it, there what we call electricity which typically describes a method in which we use differences in the distributions charged particles to produce work. Then there is this other thing - which seems to arise from potential changes propagating faster than the electrons. This "other thing" has been called a displacement current, Radiant energy, etc. and is a bit of a fickle. It seems to have its own rules, figuring out what these rules are has been very challenging. I look forward to learning and sharing.

I voltaicfractal ,
I really appreciate your interest, is nice see people interested in this theme with willing to contribute to this topic.
I did experiments in the past, related with this theme and I will try replicate some of these experiments and all help, suggestions and contributions are welcome .


Feel free to present your thoughts and ideas. Welcome !

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[nelsonrochaa]

This device looks relevant to pancake coils https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4fp9J_7-JQ

Hi Zephir,
Hope you are fine since I not talk with you long time ago .
I appreciate you share and I will view the video. You are welcome to this thread , and I look forward to your contribution through videos or thoughts associated with this topic.
Many thanks

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[nelsonrochaa]

It will be great to see you share your methods here Nelson! Good on you for taking that step in the Community Direction!

I hope the Community is up for a little bit of a challenge, they may just benefit from a little bit of hard work!

I wish you the best of luck Nelson! Some are more than ready, some the opposite. Yin Yang...

Some advice if I may, monitor your thread reads, keep a running count on it.

Best wishes, stay safe and well my friend,
   Chris Sykes

Hi Chris ,
I appreciate your support and your tips .
I believe this will be a nice topic, where I hope that all interested parties can participate in a constructive way, even those who may be less prepared, as the goal is to have a healthy space where everyone can exchange impressions and who can take pleasure in their participation.
We live in difficult times, and it is important that the community is united.

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[nelsonrochaa]

Hi Zephir,
Hope you are fine since I not talk with you long time ago .
I appreciate you share and I will view the video. You are welcome to this thread , and I look forward to your contribution through videos or thoughts associated with this topic.
Many thanks

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Zephir ,
I saw the video you shared, and while interesting, its author in my opinion should indicate that there is a transmitter , and that the exposed circuit is only a receiver, otherwise, it could mislead people.
But it is still interesting, my thanks for your sharing.

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[voltaicfractal]

Feel free to present your thoughts and ideas.

Thank you.

My intention is to deepen this theme, which lay forgotten in the "drawer". I would like to count on the participation of enthusiasts, those interested in contributing to this project in a constructive way.

Let's say we have a large source of DC potential, a switch and a long wire in series connected to the positive terminal. Let's say the negative of our source is connected to ground. At the moment of switch closure, before charges start to move, the voltage appears across the conductor even at the very end.... The electrons take time to begin moving, but at the other end of a connected wire a voltage appears. Let's say our wire is floating. It is not connected to anything at the other end. Throughout all space that wire occupies an electric field appears, also instantaneously. It doesn't matter whether any current flow occurs, this field appears. We can open the switch, the field decays. Our wire is an open circuit with several GOhms between the wire and the ground - how much current flowed? Almost none.

We reordered the vacuum and it cost us nothing. We changed something, created a small ripple in the electromagnetic pond, but we spent nothing provided no charges moved.