Steven Mark`s TPU

[Grumpy]

Funny that "dfro" is not here...

Dump a capacitor and you get one hell of a current, so, I'm not sure what he meant...

[AhuraMazda]

Question: What does it mean to destroy the dipole?

[turbo]

that means to allow the force between two diffrent charges to balance.
so they are talking about discharging a cap without it getting empty.
to me the work done is the energy stored in the cap thus the force between the two charges, and when we take energy from this, it will drain.
i cannot see how to use the energy other then to multiply the tension without destroying the dipole.

M.

[AhuraMazda]

SM is supposed to have said you discharge a capacitor and stopping the discharge before the charge gets to the end of wire.
Perhaps he is in a round about way talking about preserving the dipole.

If you charge a capacitor and discharge it into a neon bulb, the discharge is instantaneous and the capacitor does not discharge fully. So if you had a coil in series, the capacitor discharges and the current in the coil is also disrupted instantaneously too.
I don't think you can get as fast switching with semiconductors. What is more, once the neon strikes, it will go into negative resistance.

[wings]

"destroy the dipole"

http://www.vakuumenergie.de/theorie/cop.html

A new class of electromagnetic systems: Asymmetrical electromagnetic systems.

http://www.vakuumenergie.de/free_energy.html

Marzio