Tesla's Stout copper bars "Hairpin Circuit"

[Core]

Core,
So can I ask. What is your definition of radiant energy? You don't have to answer this. My point, is I respectfully disagree with you that this is not radiant energy. You just have not seen how to collect this form of energy or translate it yet.

There is a lot to learn on this forum on how to collect from the potentials only!

Jeremy

Jeremy,

I believe we are going to have to agree to disagree. If the general consensus is that the circuit supplies any form of 'Radiant energy' then it must be noted that Lecher discovered this mysterious energy. I say this because Tesla did not devise the circuit. It was an advancement, by Lecher, of the Hertz resonator.

As far as using it well I'll have to get back to you with that as I am still building experiments based on some new information I have. It should be noted that the 'bridge' bar on the circuit can be replaced with a coil specifically a 'primary' coil of a transformer.

Please refer to Tesla patent #568,180. Figure 3 on the patent shows how this is done. The only difference is the 'Electrode spark gap' has been replaced with a 'mechanical spark gap'

BTW - I am convinced that the road to 'Free Energy' is through the standing wave also known as a stationary wave.

Respectfully,

Core

[boguslaw]

what is the difference between standing and stationary waves ?

[c_henriques]

Hello everyone,
I did a "hairpin circuit", to test the properties of electrecity cold, I thought it was one of the properties the way you prefer more impedance instead of the less resistive path. I thought the water was very conductive, so when you put a lamp in the water, she was glowing, it would be a proof of cold electrecitu, because the electricity to follow the path would be more resistive, and everything went well with hairpin circuit, but when the lamp connected to a submerged normal 12v battery is still glowing without any variation

Then measure the resistance of the water and found it was much larger than the filament of the lamp, this being normal run on water.

I wonder then how do you know if my circuit is to produce a component electrecity cold?

then why do all this demonstration with the hairpin circuit is perfectly normal for a lamp shining under the water?

[c_henriques]

the bars of my circuit was not short-circuit

thanks

[sparkfishes]

I could do with some help on the TESLA HAIR PIN circuit
I have made one and the spark gap does fire fiercely from the 2000pF @40kV c doorknobs on the bottom of the 1m x 8mm coper tubes
However, I can not get the same results as Karl Palsness in that I can not replicate the high and low voltage nodes on the legs
It just seems to be all HV
the spark gap is made from Tungsten rods at 4mm and the transformer is 6.7kV ( from 240V)
Do I have to tune it in some way?
If so How please.?

[sparkfishes]

I could do with some help
I have constructed a Hair pin circuit from (2) 1m x 8mm copper tubes
Joined the across the top with 90deg bends of the same ( a shunt)
The tungsten spark gap does what is should - sparking fiercely from the Capacitors on the bottom of the legs.
The caps are 2000pF @40kV doorknobs
The transformer is 6.7kV

I can not get the hi lo voltage nodes to appear - the whole length of the legs seems to be High voltage

If I take a 12V lamp and slide it up and down the lega it does not grow bright and the extinguish as in your videos
You seem to be able to slide live connections up and down the legs with out any HV shock - I do get a shock!

Please advise what may be wrong.. do I need to tune it in some way ?
If so How do I do it?

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Questions on Hairpin circuit

Just a couple of questions on the hairpin circuit, we built one and had some positive results, I did get a little shock, however, on contact, it did light up some bulbs and a florescent bulb as well. my questions, do I need to use copper bars? we used aluminium. Do the doorknob caps need to be matched? We used 500pf. Seems like most folks were using 2000pf.
Thanks

[mr.clean]

It's 3:40am here for me. And I can't sleep.

""I'm thinking, 'does everybody know that the principle behind the hairpin circuit ...."
""....Scrapping all previous projects. AGAIN.""

Love and light

LOL that is so funny eh? i know i have started one thing, then found another, then another LOL

I really like the hairpin idea, but WHERE is the original patent for it?
Tesla's stuff always has the Pat.# and title with the date.

All i need to do is remove some things from my Don Smith setup and there's a hairpin hehe
Love to know if that is in fact Tesla's work tho

[boguslaw]

mr.clean

Tesla used Lecher lines Lecher lines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Austrian physicist Ernst Lecher, improving on techniques used by Oliver Lodge[2] and Heinrich Hertz, developed this method of measuring wavelength around 1888."

Of course we can dispute that, because Tesla was originator of various devices patented by others.

[soundiceuk]

This is the best info I can find on building the circuit. It also has the best copy of the circuit from one of Tesla's books or writings.

Tesla's Hairpin Circuit - Transformacomm

I'm really looking forward to replicating your Don Smith circuit slightly rearranged to make scalar waves.

[antigraviticsystems1]

[antigraviticsystems1]

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I just had a brilliant idea I've ever seen anywhere, as I have said before, my purpose is to create two spark gaps, will make the first check valve and also raise TENSION FORCEFUL creating a pulse, the second spark gap has the task of draining the 2 capacitors electrons since being charged the current stops flowing, that is the mission of this gap, the biggest problem is that I see is that both gaps may be leading to the time which would be catastrophic ... Now comes the good, imagine that you can control the time at which the spark in the gap 1 and do not match the spark gap # 2 that is draining the system to restart, because this simple system is it just occurred to me, so it might make my system work very efficiently (another thing that generates electromagnetic radiant energy).

The idea that occurred to me is a leaky mica disk that will commute downloads both spark gaps, I thought of using mica sheets as they hold heat well and heightened tensions, another possibility is using fine abrasive disks for metal cutting.

I conceived this idea to use the source-based system, rectifier and high voltage capacitor.

[antigraviticsystems1]

[antigraviticsystems1]

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[jake]

Nice simple design for the spark gaps. I might use it. How well did the CD stand up to the voltage it was chopping?

Thanks

Keep up the good work.