Inventing incredibly high voltage analogues to the diode and transistors

[Inquorate]

I think yer on to something here Inquorate. Can you set up a timing circuit to pulse it and how fast can it be pulsed?
What I'm woundering, is the radiant energy still flowing even though the electrons are stopped.
Can you post a Scematic of what you have done?
I'd like to try adding a tank circuit or some such to see what type of spikes are developing
when turning on and off etc. You may be able to develop charging capability and produce power directly????
FrznWtr

What I hope to do eventually, is cause the aether to move independently of the electrons, then have that aether stream impact on a metal surface, where it should then create electrons.

A man can dream, so why not dream big

[Inquorate]

Important theory on the magnetic diode

YouTube - magnetic diode + transistor theory 101

Love and light

[Inquorate]

Circuit schematic

@ FrozenWaterLab - drew up the schematic for you; take care as my ignition coil hv plug arced thru the plastic on the top, to the coil inside.. The resistor and pressure release spark gap are important, otherwise if you're magnetically stopping the spark gap diode, things start rupturing.

schematic - Vox

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[morpher44]

magnetic spark plug?

Hubbard, in addition to inventing this funky coil that was rumored
to have COP > 3, has a patent for a radio-active spark plug.
He claims that the spark gap can be widened to 1/4 inch,
and that the fuel burns much hotter burning up all carbon
and allowing for a weaker fuel mix.
Sounds crazy to me.

But, suppose you could make a spark plug that did do that
using magnets NOT radium zinc sulphite like Hubbard used.

[eternalightwithin]

I found a text by tesla that says a spark gap and a capacitor can be a step-down transformer

Is that step down voltage/current/or freq?

David

[Inquorate]

Step-down

Voltage, I'll send you the text; he goes to great lengths to describe the technique. Pm me your email

[Inquorate]

Quick question about electromagnets

Ok, so tomorrow I'm going to start winding sewing machine bobbins in series in a donut shape and start experiments on the high voltage transistor.

For electromagnets, is thicker or thinner gauge wire better?

Love and light

[boguslaw]

What about Tesla patent 413353 ?

[Inquorate]

Tesla's patent

That is certainly a novel way of converting act to dc.. Thankyou for posting it in this thread.

For people who's partners won't let them spend 100 au on an 80kv bridge rectifier, it certainly looks worth investigating..

There appears to be many ways to create more resistance to current flow in one direction than another..

However, while I invite ppl to share such investigations here, I will be continuing with the magnetic vortex idea of suppressing dielectric breakdown across a spark gap.

I hope to use such a transistor type arrangement to investigate in parallel to dr Stiffler's Exciter circuit and Karl Palsness's resurgent inquiries into tesla's hairpin circuit.

Here's the main component;

Magnetic vortex maker - Vox

Love and light

[Inquorate]

Dose of humility

The electromagnet is nowhere near strong enough to suppress the dielectric breakdown. I had limited success when I could match the spark gap distance to how fast the capacitors filled, but without a rather expensive electromagnet, I can't see it being reliable.

There's more hope in a variable capacitor and adjustable spark gap setup when an adjustable frequency of discharge is needed..

Back to the drawing board

[sucahyo]

Arc rectifying region

How about utilizing the rectifying arc instead of alternating sparc? The problem is you have to keep the temperature low to sustain the arc property. You have to reduce the voltage to be under spark region but not lower than arc region:


This make the solution only work for spesific range of voltage though.

From Theory and calculation of electrical circuit posted by dmonarch.