Re: Hull's Amazing Magnifier

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Original poster: "S & J Young by way of Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <youngs-at-konnections-dot-net>

http://www.richmond.infi-dot-net/~rhull/highenergy003.htm.  The entire site is
most interesting.  Correction to the below - he got ten foot streamers with
5-6 KVA.
--Steve Y.

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Subject: Re: Hull's Amazing Magnifier


 > Original poster: "james brady by way of Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>"
<james_brady10-at-hotmail-dot-com>
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 > what is richard hull's URL?
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 >  >Coilers,
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 >  >Has anyone (e.g. Antonio) done an analysis of Richard Hull's amazing
 >  >magnifier to discover why it performed so well? I believe it was
 >  >his model
 >  >11E that was a 3 inch coil only 12 inches long, with a huge toroid
 >  >(looks
 >  >like it is about 4 feet in diameter). Amazingly, it could produce
 >  >ten foot
 >  >white hot streamers. There is a picture of it at Richard's site
 >  >showing it
 >  >in action, and showing the unusual mounting (suspended upsidedown
 >  >from the
 >  >ceiling). Richard obviously mastered the art of field control to
 >  >preclude
 >  >arcs across the extra coil, and he used I think 8 KVA or so, but he
 >  >must
 >  >have also done his homework with the primary and secondary. Has
 >  >anyone
 >  >duplicated his feat?
 >  >--Steve Y.
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