ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Dave45]

Notice the position of the spark gap, its ionizing the electric field of the coil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-NLBSBRsBM

Do you think he really needs an open spark gap if it didnt serve another purpose besides just pulsing energy? I dont think so not with the alternatives we have today.
Unless the gap is ionizing the field 

[Dave45]

The aether is there but its in dielectric form and just like water it has to be split apart to be of use.

The earth is a big capacitor pos ionosphere, neg planet, dielectric atmosphere.

For energy to exchange between the outer pos and inner neg the air has to be ionized we see this in lightning, a self healing capacitor.

When pos and neg charges meet they give off energy and combine, become neutral, nothing is destroyed.

Need to start thinking in pos and neg charges instead of voltage.

[Dave45]

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[TinselKoala]

Notice the position of the spark gap, its ionizing the electric field of the coil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-NLBSBRsBM

Do you think he really needs an open spark gap if it didnt serve another purpose besides just pulsing energy? I dont think so not with the alternatives we have today.
Unless the gap is ionizing the field 

Ionizing the field? What can that mean I wonder. Is that like mowing the sky? Or washing your maps?

The spark gap serves a very important purpose, and never doubt that. The gap is one of the several necessary Red Herrings in the Kapanadze fable, which distract you from examining closely the actual operating conditions of the apparatus.

(If you must think of fields and ionization, it is the field that ionizes the ions, not the other way around. Points and other tight-radius curves concentrate the electric field gradient at those places and it is the gradient in the field that rips apart molecules, tearing off electrons or adding them, making ions and streaming them out along the fictitious electric field lines. This stream of ions, if dense enough, can carry substantial currents and in fact can become a true plasma if there are enough ions and enough current, and is essentially a conductive short-circuit. Make all of this happen between a couple of your own electrodes and you have... a sparking spark gap. )

[Dave45]

(If you must think of fields and ionization, it is the field that ionizes the ions, not the other way around. Points and other tight-radius curves concentrate the electric field gradient at those places and it is the gradient in the field that rips apart molecules, tearing off electrons or adding them, making ions and streaming them out along the fictitious electric field lines.

First you say its the field that ionizes the ions, then you say the field is fictitious 

Ok a lot of fancy talk to say nothing, but hey it sounded good.

Here's your fictitious field.