Lords of the Ring

[giantkiller]

So we have a Tesla coil and pulse it. The radiant energy is very short high voltage pulses inside a very large magnetic field. I guess that comes under perturberance, eh? The tpu is on a smaller scale.

--giantkiller. How far down the rabbit hole can we go?

[giantkiller]

Here's another one for grins:
So If I have a coil running and fire a stun gun in the ring the perturberance of the field creates an energy pulse that fires at the speed of light through out the bigger field it is in and in and in and in and on and on.

This is totally magnificent. That is why Tesla could use a telegraph key to transmit the remote commands. Can you say 'Spark gap'?

Damn, it is so unbelievably free with no resistance.

The tpu is like a one note doorbell. If one were to put an intelligent protocol in the pulse stream, another tuned device could pick it up. Anywhere in the world...

--giantkiller.

[giantkiller]

On another note I am working on the premise of the 'many small wires perpendicular to the coil' instructions. The 2 large copper wires are 12awg ground lines.

I am probably the most dangerous guy in the neighborhood. But don't worry. The burn marks are from the propane torch I am using to solder. I am practicing for when I use copper pipe in my big tpu. The 2 copper runs will be rolled in a cylinder shape to be inserted down inside my tpus. I am producing Jason's 3 pulse ckt and expanding to do switchable to 4 pulse to be able to pulse GK4.

--giantkiller.

[dutchy1966]

@Jdo300

Hi Jason,

Is there any way you can work out when the B field gets above the E field in your graphs.
Is it at a certain frequency?
It might well be that this is our treshold point......

regards

Robert

[starcruiser]

Guys, something of interest

http://home.att.net/~pldexnis/CTC2_how_it_works/blocking_oscillator.html

I think this may relate to SM's TV story, what if the resistor changed value, or the capacitor (the older ones were paper wrapped and usually failed? Just a thought.

Here is another link of interest

http://www.vias.org/eltransformers/lee_electronic_transformers_11_01.html