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Thanks, but why a Jacob's Ladder? How did you measure the voltage, by instrumentation or by measuring the arc gap distance?

Same here brother. I know I will never be perfect so all I can do is focus on the progress.

Here is the Jacob's Ladder I used. I was into archery at the time and used two aluminium arrow shafts for the verticals. In this experiment I opened the ladder wide enough to stop an arc from bridging the gap. The vertical rods then became a sort of transmitting antenna. The field generated...

How do you do that?

After the first night of excitement I started making all sorts of TC terminal ends. Points, wire toroids of different sizes, globe, Jacobs Ladder, loose wires, fluorescent tube, etc. I don't have all photos of these terminals in action. So the ones that are missing I have made a drawing of how...

my underlining. I almost broke my toe not long ago. The pain shot right up to 9 out of 10. But just as quickly I did not let fear take over and though I felt the pain I did not suffer. As the pain was receding I soon forgot about it all because the pain left quicker than if I was feeding it...

I shared this recently on another thread. It was drawn as a result of reading Mathew 11:28-30 "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30...

Attached the harness to the control panel. I had to make a jig to hold the wires up (inverted) at ninety degrees to simulate how it will curve down from control panel to the three terminal strips.

Sorry, I did not watch the videos. I already know about them and the processes required. My past history was technical adviser for Alternative Science & Technology Research Organisation (ASTRO) 1988-1991. The tricky part is to get the exact ratios of oxygen and hydrogen gasses for combustion...

The TC photographs were done in 1986, long before digital cameras.

This TC is a bipolar type coil. Both ends are of equal potential alternatively (AC). When you just open the gap a little between the TC terminals, the arc cannot reach across the gap. Lots of streamers are reaching out to find a way across, but its just not happening. A 1/4 inch closer and an...

Time for switch on. At first switch-on nothing happened at the Tesla coil (TC). The Overload Spark Gap (OSG) was too close together, so all energy went there instead of the TC. After a few test adjustments, the OSG stopped working and the TC became continuously active. Below: The big blur of...

Here are other verses to explain further some of the points mentioned. 3. Do we respond only to what is true in the topic, and in others, instead of pointing out what is not true? John 4:23-24 Yet a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit...

Don't let go of what is good. Don't let go of the truth, or you will end up with what is not true. Don't let go of love and truth, or you will end up with fear and deception.

The voltages are very high, but the current (amperage) is very low. The neon transformer was 3.5 Amps at 240 volts = 840 Watts. So, 840 Watts divided by 1,000,000 volts = 0.00084 Amps (0.84 milliamps), not much current. Also the voltage was operating above human nervous system responses. So...

Got about fifty lengths of wire laid into a harness network. It sure looks like some nervous system layout for some unknown creature. It was a bit tiresome doing this job because I am on my feet all the time but not moving around that much. Otherwise it was sort of fun figuring out which length...

I have built nine Tesla Coils, one grew an arc over 2 meters (over 2 Mv) and that scared me because it was not expected. It was far too much for my purposes. That particular coil suddenly became useless because all its insulative properties became compromised. In other words, it would need...

I worked with our power cable guys as traffic controller for a few years. Any work they do on or near the cables, even before using the hoist, the power is turned off. In Australia, they even connect an earthing cable between lines and a spike driven into the ground as an added safety...