Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[Localjoe]

@Gk
Like i said just a thought...  Ive read in depth of teslas hf lighting i think he demonstrated it at a world fair or something along those lines... anyways , I dont see those sparks unless i put the other wire of the battery on the open lead of the coil ? Am i missing something or are you saying i can use just the + lead off of a battery pack and pulse it by hand or by small makeshift rotary spark gap with brushes?

[giantkiller]

@Gk
Like i said just a thought...  Ive read in depth of teslas hf lighting i think he demonstrated it at a world fair or something along those lines... anyways , I dont see those sparks unless i put the other wire of the battery on the open lead of the coil ? Am i missing something or are you saying i can use just the + lead off of a battery pack and pulse it by hand or by small makeshift rotary spark gap with brushes?

pulse it by hand or by small makeshift rotary spark gap with brushes? You have to have oscillations.

--giantkiller.

[Localjoe]

@Gk
    I know that but it doesn't work unless i put the neg side of the battery to the other end of the coil.  I was asking if this was possible with only the plus lead off of a battery and its - hooked to nothing as per your previous post where you stated to hook up the +5v lead and leave the other end of the coil open.  Sorry for the 3rd post i just wanted to understand correctly. Thanks again
                                             Joe

[giantkiller]

That's ok. The shock wave still appears. That is what I was trying to get across.
But just set it up as a closed loop to get it going.

Most of the small clues that SM gave are just that. Small. And there really was no place to apply them as in a dissertation or a lecture or technical demonstration.

--giantkiller.

[Localjoe]

I'll test that out as soon as im home this coming week.  .... I mean .. just one wire.. who knew