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[Grumpy]

The pulsing isn't to create rotation it is to create something to rotate and stop it so the energy can be collected.

---Just my thoughts.

ding ding ding ... we have a winner!

You stop it because the event occurs during the rise of the pulse, not after it stops rising.

You stop it so that you can restart it again.

If you do not cause the shock wave then none of it matters any way.

[darkspeed]

ding ding ding ... we have a winner!

You stop it because the event occurs during the rise of the pulse, not after it stops rising.

You stop it so that you can restart it again.

If you do not cause the shock wave then none of it matters any way.

So the three frequencies combine to create a pulse of amplitude great enough to saturate the system and for a nanosecond everything stops , resulting in a shockwave, then restarts just as fast. new way to spark gap without the spark gap

[forest]

is it transmitter and receiver system all-in-one sending-receiving longitudinal shock-waves ?

[darkspeed]

is it transmitter and receiver system all-in-one sending-receiving longitudinal shock-waves ?

Sandwich your magnifying transmitter between two magnifying receivers and one should go positive and one should go negative relative to which way is down, so flip it upside down and suddenly your diodes are facing the wrong direction oops!

[giantkiller]

I believe my current build randomly produces this shockwave. In 2 minutes of runtime an eclipse occurs from applying 2 frequencies of 2 very short pulses each with a delay between the 2 signals and Wham! The meters go haywire, controller shuts down, and the amperage is below 1ma. I am now trying to apply capture or containment before it crashes each test. Nothing is burnt up.
I have a USB based storage scope attached to a pc. It crashes sooner because of the cheaper USB cable. I find things out that disable progress as I build coils that produce effects. The effort is to get the effects into a usable form. Nothing new there. I am trying to get a static picture of the runtime event.

I would follow a path of passive device build if I had the analog time and the better analog equipment. But I can say this and that is the USB setup is a firewall for safety. No headaches or crying dogs yet.

So now I have 3 things to try when I get back from vacation.
An iron loop in parallel, iron wire/loops in series with the copper loops, and a capture circuit while still maintaining Mobius type configurations with diodes and caps hooked in.

--giantkiller.