Experimenting with a Tesla 'radiant matter' bulb with a crude homemade cloud chamber.

A critical excerpt from Eric Dollard's lecture 'origin of energy synthesis', approx 2hr52min-2hr57min
https://youtu.be/cCJcU7INwnU

Going over some post-hoc lessons learned with through-the-ground radio communications and some near-term goals on the long drive back from Camp Dollard in middle-of-nowhere Nevada.

I am blessed to be able to work with Eric Dollard this week, helping to get a telluric (through-the-ground) communication station up-and-running.
Fabricobbled a workbench out above the ground lead today to create a low-impedance connection between the Tesla Extra coil and ground.

Ground impedance is down to 13 ohms, with a ground current of ~ 2 amps and ~50 watts of input.

I am documenting everything I learn here in hopes that I can extrapolate and compile it into a useful guide so that others can follow along and replicate.

I am blessed to be able to work with Eric Dollard this week, helping to get a telluric (through-the-ground) communication station up-and-running. Learning ungodly amounts of useful information in the process.

I am documenting everything I learn here in hopes that I can extrapolate and compile it into a useful guide so that others can follow along and replicate.

Bulb graciously provided by Griffin Brock (https://griffingbrock.com)

Vacuum achieved was too low to perform high-level experiments, but I suspected the results would be similar to the 'star in a jar' achieved briefly at the ESTC conference.
Positive result, as it seems the carbon readily lights up when powered from a Tesla Extra coil.
(ESTC clip: https://www.bitchute.com/video/5i8ToWyM5kyD/)

Myself answering a question about replicating Tesla and other inventor's work,
that we must stay focused on understanding the principles of operation rather than just trying to build a 'free energy' or crazy sci-fi device blindly.

This is meant to serve as a simple crash course for those who are interested in using the relatively inexpensive Vector Network Analyzer sold by sdr-kits.net in order to test and tune a simple Tesla Extra coil.

https://emediapress.com/shop/advanced-measurement-techniques-for-tesla-coils/

Follow-up of the previous video here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/mFjOoQ3aLzqG/

Turning up the power to the Tesla system and powering more substantial loads through a single wire and a 200ma fuse.

This was somewhat cobbled-together test as I'm still working at finishing+tuning the second Tesla Magnifying Transmitter. A matched set should perform much better :-)

A brief and quite cobbled-together experiment following some preliminary long-range telluric testing performed the day prior.

The experiment seems to suggest a unique transmission mode may indeed exist when two Tesla coils are used in tandem to transfer power between each-other.

Last day of Energy Science Technology Conference, 7/10/2022
Testing a homemade Tesla carbon brush bulb with a tube-based Armstrong oscillator. 'Star in a jar'.

Brush bulb -> Griffin Brock, griffinbrock.com
HV supply -> Adrian Marsh, AMInnovations

Taken at the Energy Science Technology conference in Spokane

I'm not the kind of person to do public speaking, but there's only a dozen people alive that could build a proper Tesla Coil, and unless that number goes up the tech might easily be lost for another hundred years.

Short experiment lighting a florescent bulb with a single monopolar Tesla extra coil using just a function generator.

The function generator was later tested with an RF wattmeter and measured between 0.27 and 0.30 watts output around this frequency.

Experimenting with a pair of Tesla Coils and a homemade mercury vapor bulb. Interesting formations seem to develop as the mercury vapor plasma becomes energized, forming multiple distinct rings and patterns in the 'null space' where the fields are supposed to cancel...

Doing some live testing with a modulated resonant high voltage system aka Musical Tesla Coil.

Livestreamed 6/18/2022

Testing and tuning a new 5mhz Tesla Coil with a high-power HAM radio linear amplifier.

Testing various configurations for the Musical Tesla Coil experiment.
Driving directly from an EIMAC 304TL tube by modulating the grid via HAM radio.

Quality is subpar due to the low modulation, but sparks are more prominent due to the higher-voltage.

Song is Wintergatan's 'marble machine' song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUU8joBb1Q

Putting a new amplifier through the ropes, making sure the magic smoke doesn't leak out when I turn up the power.

The amp is being used in some upcoming high-power Tesla Coil experiments. :-)

Finally traced the audio quality problem with the musical Tesla Coil;
turns out the HAM radio has a built-in bandpass filter that limits roughly to human speech range (~800hz-4khz).
Explains why the highs were getting cut off in most of the songs as well as the lows.

Gonna take a little engineering to fix though, since I'll need to use a function generator to modulate AM instead of the HAM radio....

Musical Tesla coil ~7mhz powering a nearby Tesla replica brush bulb
Total power around 100-150w, SWR ~2

Mostly been experimenting with linear amplifiers today (not very photogenic),
but since the frequency and matching was super close on one of the coils, I tried tuning it in, cranking up the power to ~60-80w, modulating it to some music with the HAM radio.😉

The sound you hear is coming from the spark at the end of the coil.

It's not very loud, but that's mostly because the limited power available. I was hoping to have the 3kw amp working this weekend to show the kind of volume and fidelity that can come from such a setup.⚡⚡

Quality is pretty low too since I lacked a proper microphone coupler to match it to the phone.

Enjoy😊🎼🎵🎶

Incandescent bulb lighting under longitudinal waves produced in a Tesla Magnifying Transmitter