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Re: Secondary Coil Electrostatic Charge




I think there is more to it than the damp wave.  That may explain a dc 
potential on the toroid but it fails in another area as regards charge 
collection on non-dielectric objects.  It also limits the DC transfer 
potential if the case is strickly observed.  i.e. when the next ring down or 
impulse of energy occurs the charge should be knocked off and a new charge 
impressed.  Our group has done some work that shows this charge is additive 
and collected to the point of break down,  It relates to the terminal size, 
energy input and a number of other factors.  The final brek down seems to 
occur when one of the energy bursts finally adds to the net system charge 
and the air catastrophically breaks down.  We are looking into this now.  RF 
may have very little or nothing to do with certain forms of Tesla discharge.

          Richard Hull, TCBOR
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Subject: Re: Secondary Coil Electrostatic Charge
Date: Wednesday, March 20, 1996 1:35PM