Cavitation. The key to overunity?

[ramset]

Yes Bill Back at you AND ALL
Paul
I admire and respect your research and appreciate your sharing
DuPont has a foil based nano product with 2nm holes [Discovered this while researching radiant barriers]
I don't know if this will help in your research but it definitely is interesting in Casmir effect IMHO
Sorry to intrude with this Buzz
But I think Paul's research is very interesting [not implying anything derogetory in your responces with Paul and strictly my opinion]
I do see your point however
Bang for the Buc
NOW NOT TEN YEARS FROM NOW
Chet

[sparks]

  @Buzz

    As the contacts on a relay move closer together with a potential on them we basically have a couple of moving capacitor plates.  If the two capacitor metals start to get too close to each other we get ionization of the gas and metals in play and plasma and light and emwaves.   Now what happens if we stop short of a short then move the cap plates away?  Did we charge the gap without any current or does the dielectric polarization of the air in the gap stay there or just go back with the reverse motion of the contacts?

     Merry every day to all and nothing but the best for all days to come!!!!

[sparks]

   Thankyou Grumpy!

    Looks like cook and hubbard and meyer all rolled up in one.   The gentleman who needed 30kv out of a lightweight transformer knew the deal too.   Now if the idiots down at xxx power and light would figure out that it is not a good thing to desaturate a core at the same time you are trying to choke the input current we would have progress. 

[Grumpy]

Thanks. Hope it helps everyone. 

This isn't mine by the way.  Ran across it a while back and it got my attention because I was interested in Hubbard.  Not sure where it came from.  I always run across stuff and then can't find it again later.  Talking about cavitation and all that reminded me of it, so I thought I'd share it.

There is a similar article floating around about A-field transformers.

[tak22]

Thanks Grumpy 

I'd already printed my nightly 'interesting' reading, but this looks much more appealing!

tak

(the newbie  )