I think that this capacitor in the picture is somewhat different  but I do not see          but Tesla design capacitor is really good and interesting has coolant which is very important

Quote from Ris on October 25th, 2015, 12:29 PM

I think that this capacitor in the picture is somewhat different  but I do not see          but Tesla design capacitor is really good and interesting has coolant which is very important

yeat it is really good, and can be made in a bowl of water. SALT water. capacitor, and that owed to his claim of one day we can run the world on it....

as you see tesla had his, but as he said it would be available in a few years,. and it took about 10 years. perhaps he sold it? no he didn't. because he said once and for all this will be  the only thing that he will be remembered for as the greatest achievements.




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Quote from Ris on October 25th, 2015, 08:12 AM

automaton --yes something like that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxKNy-hweMw      Here you get a bigger shock from smaller object due to the speed   imagine a large sphere in which is vacuum, connect that vacuum to the middle sphere and suction will be moderately  Now connect the vacuum to a small sphere Now will suction be instantly with higher force and speed.you need transformer with variable frequency and separate secondary      60 hz is too slow   on separate secondary you can connect appropriate capacitor such you get an open circuit and resonance such you can generate voltage as much as you want Do not forget to put the spark gap to the capacitor You will destroy the capacitor dielectric If you do not put the spark gap.

i am not sure what you mean, give a little bit more detail.

What happened when i got a bigger shock?  how did i? why?
after i made the movie it was clear some of the terms in the beginning did not jive,
after more observation i made a couple other notes on why.. and what.

did i simply have 1 field at 90 degrees to the other, or am i correct in saying there is 5 times the pressure  that charge on the smaller conductor?

at age 13 i discovered how a small metal nut would react in a magnetic field. the answer will surprise you.

it has no choice but to wale, and jump about owing to the tug at zero as our hero...
But tesla tells us to add it in series to any circuit to increase capacity.

any way why did i get a bigger shock? were did that charge originate?

by the way the way tesla connected his vacuum cap with 2 layers. and connects the outer part to the inner., it might actually be the same way Stan made his hho cell , connect the outer wall to the inner..cheers.