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Using hairpin circuit to generate Radiant Energy.
I found when I made a small coil, 20 gauge, 15 windings, 1/4" in diameter and put a nail inside of it, hooked it up to my radiant generator, the nail would get hot. Of course the wire does not seem to get hot.
Also I have been experimenting with quenching my spark gap with compressed air. Basically taking my compressor and air hose and blowing on the spark. It greatly increase the light intensity of halogen light bulbs hooked up to the radiant energy.
I found when I made a small coil, 20 gauge, 15 windings, 1/4" in diameter and put a nail inside of it, hooked it up to my radiant generator, the nail would get hot. Of course the wire does not seem to get hot.
Also I have been experimenting with quenching my spark gap with compressed air. Basically taking my compressor and air hose and blowing on the spark. It greatly increase the light intensity of halogen light bulbs hooked up to the radiant energy.