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Re: Needle Glow Discharge/ Malcolm comments on Corum

Hi Boris,

Sorry for the late reply but I only just found your question for me.

I am not familiar with their mega volt claims so I have no opinion on them.

I should also point out that although I do agree with their transmission
line view of the secondary their other views on how a Tesla system  works
and some claims of proof of none lumped behaviour appear at best inaccurate
and at worst totally wrong.

I should also point out that I have not read all their papers so I am
jumping to conclusions.

Regards Bob


-----Original Message-----
From: Tesla List <tesla@pupman.com>
To: tesla@pupman.com <tesla@pupman.com>
Date: 14 April 2000 14:10
Subject: Re: Needle Glow Discharge/ Malcolm comments on Corum


>Original Poster: "boris petkovic" <petkovic7@yahoo.com>
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>> >  > I am now  transmission line proponent and I am
>> good company with
>> >  > Mr Tesla.    But I remain amazed but not
>> surprised that signals
>> >  > can move so slowly down the axis of a coil of
>> fine wire.
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>> >  > It probable does not matter to the average
>> coiler that the lumped
>> theory is
>> >  > not how the secondary actually resonates
>> particularly as the parameters
>> from
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>> >  > particularly after my own  conversion.  So this
>> is my hopefully polite
>> vote
>> >  > for the slow wave helical resonator theory or
>> as it is more commonly
>> >  > referred to the 1/4 wave theory or transmission
>> line theory.
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>The following question is directed only to Robert,
>At first sight it hasn't much to do with tx line vs.
>lumped TC model conflict but with Corums' standpoint
>on TC voltages.
>What do you think about their multimegavolts claims
>(even in the perfect case operated TC) "supported" by
>their tx line theory?For exmple 6MV for Wysock's Model
>10 coil or 12MV for Tesla's  extra coil in CS?
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>Regards,
>Boris
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>P.S. Sorry,couldn't resist
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