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Let me explain something I noticed when working with my ungrounded HV neon sign transformer. I noticed that directly shorting the leads with nothing attached produced a wispy purple arc that broke out in very fines stream(s)...arcing these streams to your skin would only hurt you if you allowed the stream to stay in one spot too long (it creates tiny burns)
However, when I attached my old-school .005uf silver-mica capacitor it was a different story all together. With only a slight increase in amperage through the primary the gap creates a very loud cracking and the shock will put you down (trust me
)...the name capacitor gives little info about it...but, back in Tesla's day they were called "condensers". That gives you more of idea of what happens. When you allow the two charges to interact through the dielectric without conducting they create an electro-magnetic attraction force that creates essentially a negative pressure which sucks in more charge/second. You should ask yourself how/why is the energy so much more powerful by adding this surface area in close proximity, yet not allowing them to conduct. That is a multiple part answer.
There is a little bit more charge/second because the magnetic energy sink is physically larger, because the capacitor and secondary is akin to a vacuum due to the opposite plates exerting an attraction force on one another, so the primary pulls some more amperage
The charge is moving faster upon discharge because the charge density is higher (thin HV secondaries can't carry much amperage, however the capacitor plates have a lot of surface area)
Now...this one is tough to get for some....think about it hard and re-read if you have too...but, it is the basis of all OU...and it must be understood!
The points above are possible because, the "magnetically potentialized charge pressure" (made that term up
) across the atoms of the secondary winding can only carry a very small amount of electrons (amperage)...but, they do carry an intense "Molecular Pressure" aka voltage, aka "Aether", because the magnetic core is polarized in a direction N-S, and, the spiral around the core allows the magnetic field to sink into the wire (inductance) and transfer it's energy across the copper atoms to the directional flow of the copper's electrons. This energy transfer is because voltage is produced by the magnetic orientation of a gaseous flow of some particle.....Tesla believed it was an element above Hydrogen that is all pervasive and is so small it can flow through anything....aka. Aether. This Aetheric pressure we know as voltage acts like this through metals.....Most metals have an abundance of "free floating" electrons, meaning, the outer shell of almost all metals in their pure form have about 1/2 full outer valence shells...when coated in an insulator these charges cannot gain electrons to fill the shell (ex..oxidation), so instead they are all loosely attached and more willing to move. So when the directional orientation of "Aetheric" pressure is created inside the
inductive wires of say insulated copper wires, the flow would like to take the fastest route, but it is forced to orientate in a thin spiral up and down the length of the coil in a long "pipe" if you will, one end is a high pressure and the other end of the coil is a low pressure ....this is why thin wires create a higher pressure yet "thinner" stream and larger wire create a lower pressure "thicker" stream..."Amperage" or flow of electrons is because as the "Aether" flows through the wire during a short (connecting high/low pressure fronts) it creates a sort of "shock wave" in the direction of high pressure to low pressure, this supplies directional energy wave to the abundance of spinning electrons, which, move them in the same direction...(why Bedini says that amperage "follows" radiant...he calls voltage radiant energy)
So, now when you apply this knowledge you can see the capacitor like this....High pressure from the secondary is like a high pressure steam line....The capacitor is like a tank of water (capacitor contains already an atomic "sea" of electrons and "Aether" and a large surface area)....When the voltage potential pressure is applied, to the tank of water, ALL the water in the tank takes on that pressure....Now, when you open a large valve (short condition determines speed at which it's discharge....a direct short is like opening a huge valve....shorting through say a large resistor such as a light bulb is a small valve) all the water will flow at the tiny supply pressure.
So, now maybe you can grasp how the capacitive hook up with a closed loop can create an electron flow in the copper loop....Also, this understanding is KEY to understanding how, as Stan put it, "Voltage performs work"...this also shows you why he used resistive...yet inductive Stainless...this allowed mainly "Aether" to flow, while the electrons are locked in position...See if the electrons were allowed to flow from the secondary into the water cap, that would create an increase of electrons to flow in the primary due to the increase in opposite core polarity...See, secondary flow direction, aka charge is opposite to the direction of the primary flow...so, if the electrons in the secondary flow, it adds to the overall speed of the magnetic flux in the "magnetic circuit" of the core...this would then pull more electrons from the primary (reason why more amp flow is recorded in the primary when a capacitor is added to the system). Instead he uses inductive, yet, resistive stainless to apply only the "Aetheric" voltage pressure to the plates of the water capacitor which would polarize the dielectric water molecule, then siphoning off the "Aetheric" charge through a separate circuit allows the "Aetheric" shock waves to drag along water's electrons. Then you'll realize that using light energy increases the charge on the proton and pushing out the electron orbit... making the water/whatever (photoelectric effect) more inclined to give up it's electrons instead of just giving off "Aetheric" discharge.
This is my most detailed description I have ever given of my understanding....I hope it helps, I hope it makes sense, and I hope I don't draw unwanted attention...
