Re: 7.1Hz, Frequency variation and Q

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Original poster: William Beaty <billb@xxxxxxxxxx>

On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Tesla list wrote:

> I didn't see any mention of driving the earth's resonances in the post
> I replied to.

IT's the original thread:  how did Tesla put out massive RF at 8Hz?  If he
used beat frequencies, what did the setup look like?

> In the case Tesla mentions he was feeding two
> signals at different frequencies (but both presumably within the
> bandwidth of the resonance) into the primary of a coil and observing the
> phenomena of the discharge as he changed the tuning.

DOH!  Now I get it.  Put small capacitances in series with the TC outputs.
This would sum them together but without wasting lots of power like a
resistor-adder would do.

> 	In the case of driving two TC's into one antenna tower, if the
> secondaries were in SERIES (not sure how you handle the breakdown of the
> one at the top of the grounded one but that's an excercise left to the
> student to figure out) the effect would be the same as long as there
> were no streamers and attendent loading.

That might do it.  But it depends on how much load is presented by the
antenna system.





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