Tesla coil electrostatic

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I?ve always wondered about Tesla lighting all those bulbs
26 miles away. It could not be a normal transmitter, no matter what configuration.
So there was ?something else? that was missing.
His ?Diametrically opposite to a Hertzian transmitter?, transmitter i believe.

If you looked at the Tesla coil as an electron pump, plates on either side,

Would the capacitor change the polarity of one plate,
Or would you need a more elaborate capacitor
network to be able to reverse polarity?
polarity inverter.
Figure 4.2
http://www.physiqueindustrie.com/Publi/solid_state_pulsed_power.pdf


If it could be done,i think It would make a very powerful
(mono) electrostatic oscillator/electron shuttle, where the entire air around
the machine would flip polarity back and forth and the air might even vibrate.

a free moving electron shuttle too, like a piston going back and forth. (no return path, plates are same polarity)
the air would flip polarity around the machine, the air might even vibrate.
static sparks on everything maybe, electrical systems close by
would probably dim due to overload. just like a UFO.

pulse power voltage inverter, electrostatic circuit.
I always thought Tesla was ?3 phase?.
But I can see now that his main passion was electrostatics,
As I do. This was rediscovered when I was designing  a electron shuttle
for a monopole (homopolar) motor light speed drive. (in ?other antigravity devices folder)
And I noticed the striking similarity to Tesla?s radiant energy patent.

Tesla talked about a device "diametrically opposite to a hertzian transmitter".
this could possibly be Tesla?s wireless energy ?the missing transmitter? .


Cliff,

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electrostatic diode

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alternate capacitor

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Initial excitation probably needed.
(untested) and, first attempt at the "sink". (needs some work)

Cliff,

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Note regarding the Mono Electrostatic Oscillator/Electron Shuttle.

A flipping polarity around the machine could throw off particles
Through electrostatic repulsion.
It would probably be better if both plates where covered with a dielectric ?cover?.
This would also help to prevent damping, and might look like the Tesatika's
?big cans?.

Cliff,