Re: Tesla Coil RF Transmitter

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Original poster: "Gary Peterson" <mailto:gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx>gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx



>>Original poster: 
<mailto:Sparktron01@xxxxxxxxxxx>>Terry>Sparktron01@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>Terry, ALL
>>Supporting Terry on this one.  Richard Hull tried to detect fundamental
>>of Nemesis, max pickup distance was < 2 city blocks.  Also had fellow
>>experimenter Bill Richards who is a lowfer HAM try to detect 54kHz
>>fundamental on opposite side of Richmond (~ 20 mi as crow flies)..

>>ZIP, ZERO, NADA.  Nothing was detected above white noise level.
>>Regards
>>Dave Sharpe, TCBOR/HEAS
>>Chesterfield, VA. USA



>What did Richard and Bill use for their receivers?



    I briefly asked Richard Hull about this yesterday. He simply said

they used a "Very Low Frequency" receiver - presumably they were looking

near Fres. He said there was *nothing detectable* past a mile from

Nemesis running at 13kW input.

    OTOH, Dr. Resonance and others have been able to illuminate gas tubes

using a receiving coil of the same dimensions as the transmitter, at about

that same distance, running at about the same power. It doesn't take much oomph

to get a gas tube lit, but it would seem at least some tiny power is 
detectable

that far away - if you're willing to have a big, super-sensitive  receiver.



-Phil LaBudde