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empirical demonstration of electrical transmission
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Hi antigraviticsystems1, Your work is very impressive, I am currently trying to find myself a "personal" translator, I don't know how long it will take, please be patient.
Maybe somebody can translate for you I will ask, Your works seems very important and will not go unnoticed. It is very embarrassing as I have Spanish anscestry.
And have had many chances to learn some of the Spanish language, I am still slightly confused by the other drawing you posted, but I am making headway there I think.
Thank you
So surely we have some Spanish speaking members, any chance of somebody translating antigraviticsystems1 comments and Drawing text. The Text below the bottom drawing here would be good for a start. This seems to be a minor snag I did not consider I must say. It's frustrating but I will do it one way or another. I will learn to speak some spanish if I have to. Shouldn't be necessary, but if it is I will.
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Thanks bugler, how appropriate you name is ,wow.
Can you translate this for us to start.
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Sorry folks, do not speak English, I am an amateur scientist of Spain, very nice page, greetings...sorryOriginally posted by Farmhand View Postmust first understand the nature .... and then imitateComment
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the first spark is blue and the second spark is red and corresponds to the back emf pretty quickly appreciated only high-speed camera with a hug friends.must first understand the nature .... and then imitateComment
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The communication barrier is broken from both sides.
Greetings and thank you .Comment
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http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...circuit-4.html
From what I can tell from this drawing, it seems the plate needs to have no inductance. hmmm
Would that be correct ?
I'm also not sure about the two componants to the right of the bridge. Dual spark gaps ?
Yes this will be fun.
muy buena
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the microwave diode bridge is used by me, I used a dc-ac inverter 12 volt battery becoming 15 to 25-kv ... sorry for the translation YouTube - prueba satisfactoria en balanza rotatoriamust first understand the nature .... and then imitateComment
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