I think I found the solution
I may use simply maybe silicon tubes like the water coil but having only one turn per cell
With That I’ll be able to stack the cells in series
The important is to try keep the distances small and have the most of the field on the water
It would be good if in between the output plates could be a high dielectric constant material to form a capacitance that could perhaps resonate with the turn
Maybe with the kind of voltages involved in resonance the distances resistance become irrelevant
I’m thinking how I’m going to make a huge current capacitor for resonating with it
I’m thinking about buying some copper foil and try getting the polietileno foil I have here and make a high voltage high current capacitor for it…
We should desire the most possible voltage to current ratio since it will have less resistance by one side
By the other frequency increase will increase the resistance of the coils because of skin effect so the optimal frequency may be around what Stan talked 5 to 10khz
and yet current must also be allowed to grow some…
As the cell is the load of the resonant tank and it feedback directly in the tank part of the energy it’s consuming it’s possible that the current needed to disrupt a certain amount of water may be different than usual
1nf resonating at 5khz would have 31kohms reactance so it would give 31kv for one amp
So maybe a 100nf would be a good starting point with a 10mh inductor
To increase the power will have a higher capacitor and lower turns with thicker coils to maintain the same frequency
When I did those tests with resonant tanks in 2008 I used a 30meter coil I made with mutistrand wire I made with 8x 18 awg in parallel
It had around 30mh and I remember having 20amps on it using bunch of capacitors and diodes connected to the cells
What was wrong with that design was that the cells were far apart and the water tubes had no connection between them so I could never catch the resonant voltage on water as the cells were not water connected
But that basically is the idea
https://youtu.be/76nNMdxDkcAhttps://youtu.be/fRDgR4M8w94So How to put voltage to perform work in a dead short condition
The resonant tank in series can be considered as a dead short condition for me!!!
Using is as a primary coil to the water cell for inducing the voltage there in continuous feedback such that the water provides the electrons and the tank consume them and feedback their excess energy into the loop itself
So having a good resonant capacitor is vital and also a coil with a Millie ohms range
Another way would be to resonate a section of transmission line as it will behave like a short if the other side is open circuit the open circuit could than be connected to a primary that induce the power in water
Much more complex or maybe not
I think I just found a good solution
I’m goin to use one of this wire bobbins pic in attachment
Cut one of the sides and place a set of electrodes inside closing half the space to capture the upfront field
Maybe two electrodes can be placed on each side to catch the fields in bipolar way this will load the resonant tank in both ways if just one electrode on each side only one phase of the tank will be loaded
The important is to have the output having a diode to keep the electrode polarized and in the second case of last sentence to have a antiparalela diode to allow the tank to resonate and so on
Some very high power diodes arrived 1200v 90 amps
Somehow some info I’m posting is getting hacked and edited don’t know what they fear
Anyway the coil has around 33 turns and 25mm2 crossection with an isolation of at least 450/750 volts isolation between layers being 6 turns each layer
If we consider 1000v it would have survive
If I want it to be able to go over it I need to add some polyester between the layers
I made just a single coil for this test now I’m buying some capacitors from Ali to make up to 100 amps flow in this coil
With a total of 103uH I would need a 10uf capacitance to resonate with for getting 5khz for example
The reactance at this configuration is 3,2ohm or so
The resistance of the coil need to be measured with a dc current flowing into it… But seems to be very small
With this low reactance it would need 60 amps to get 200v
Reducing the capacitor will raise the frequency and reactance
Other way is adding core outside like if it was a pot core and also inside where possible
This would increase the reactance some