Gray tube
Hello everyone. Ive been following this quite a while and have one question. The green arrows in the pic are the copper collection tubes. The pink arrows are the insulators. Ok, now what is where the blue arrow is?
The spacing of the copper and the insulators don't add up to me. It's like there's another ring conductor in between the copper rings. Also, something else Ive noticed, is there's a black solid mass in the middle where the center conductor comes out. Could this be the carbon piece that's in the drawing? If you connect all of the copper together and all the possible other conductors in between the copper.... kinda looks like a capacitor? Just a thought. By the way EXCELLENT work everyone!!!
Hello everyone. Ive been following this quite a while and have one question. The green arrows in the pic are the copper collection tubes. The pink arrows are the insulators. Ok, now what is where the blue arrow is?
The spacing of the copper and the insulators don't add up to me. It's like there's another ring conductor in between the copper rings. Also, something else Ive noticed, is there's a black solid mass in the middle where the center conductor comes out. Could this be the carbon piece that's in the drawing? If you connect all of the copper together and all the possible other conductors in between the copper.... kinda looks like a capacitor? Just a thought. By the way EXCELLENT work everyone!!!
Again Tell me how all that wire exploding power goes thru the coil without so much as a wiggle to charge a cap on the other side then discharge back thru the same coil. That Is What I want to Know. I plainly stated as does the patent that there might be a little charge to the cap before it is disconnected. Why are you so difficult? Not use to people tellin ya that your wrong Huhh.



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