Bloch wall disconnect and reconnect. The final design!

[bw]

GK   I realize what I described above veers away from Don's units.  I'm just looking for what
works.   I guess Don and others are forced to omit some steps but I'm convinced we'll get there.

I'm grounding to a true earth ground rod on my L2 spark gap, that spark seems to carry a
lot more punch.   It's also the one that makes the nst kick off.   

The guy I referenced awhile back in the video with Don and the plasma tube said to get real
power use a bus bar, I'm just using a heavy copper wire attached to a copper rod driven deep into
the earth.

I've got no scope and very little in meters or tools for testing and even less knowlege in electronics.
I use neon test lamps a lot in this.  The spark gap in L1 seems to have a lot to do with the power in L2.
I've used a jumper and pointed screw to play with the arc length etc. and noticed at points the power
seemed to increase (my neon test lamp glows brighter) and the radio in my shop gets weird so something
is changing with the gap.

[giantkiller]

@bw,
Yes. Because the spark is Tesla's high speed voltage / high speed current. The coil can not conduct that fast and the energy is produced sideways to the next coil. More cannonball analogy. See how you can use a low impedance coil? The speed energy makes it look like a brick wall.

The spark gap is really huge white noise / static like discharges. Very non uniform. That is why the radio sounds like that. And those discharges will hurt your pc.

[sparks]

  The spark gap must be geometrically placed within the field of the resonant circuit so that it responds not only to the electric polarization between the electrodes (which should be insulated) but also to the magnetic field produced by the inductor.  This feedback will make alot less jitter in the input pulse.  Grumpy said that he used ultraviolet light to stabilize the spark gap.  Tesla once demonstrated one of his magnetic disruptors and when the spark gap was geometrically placed within the magnetic field warp produced by the inductors there was alot of gain in the circuit.  Plasma creates a field of electrons that circulate about the ionized atom cores forming a giant atom.  The electron cloud is accelerated in such a manner as to magnetically confine the positive ions as well as insulate the proton cores.  The net charge of the plasma is neutral.  The magnetic field  anomally produced by the electron cloud acceleration of course is never neutral.

[innovation_station]

oops my ring tpu fryed my power supply ... lol

i found 1 freq and dc  and a magnet to make it radiate nicely ... around 60 hz....

w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCuOb_5Wvhc&feature=channel

if i ZAP IT .... I MELT WIRE ... MY RING RADIARES A RETARTED AMOUNT .... HUMMMS AND GROANS THE WHOLE BIT ...   lol

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o77fF7ciD-0&feature=channel

[bw]

Mr. GK   You nailed it.  Cannonball analogy, I think that is what happens.  The nst is connected to
only one coil so it must overload and jump through the plastic to the other plate to the L2 and fire
the second gap.  It does fire just like you said.  I gotta buy a couple of low impedance coils to try. 
I know low is good and have no idea if what I made is or not.  If I ever get any real power it will be
because even a blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes, not because I knew electronics.

Mr. IST,  Thank you for making the videos, that spark on the last one looks a lot stronger than the
less than 20 watts your power supply was providing.  Interesting.    I gotta check out
that jthief thread.  I wonder what a compas would do around that coil.   The vibes are odd.  Vibes and
spin seems to appear a lot.