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Originally Posted by freebeard
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Not at all.
it's just complicated IF you want to use known physics to figure out whatTF's going on in a Geet in such a way that the scientific community will pay attention.
If you build one and it works; it works!
That benefits you.
Especially if you can us the rest of the genset's waste heat for water and room heating.
Perhaps that way power and heat costs you less than it currently does..?
(there's some maths!)
You make a video of what you did if you like and perhaps someone else benefits too.
As this just refuses to go away completely and even seems to have been fitted to a helicopter amongst other things, there's a good chance it will!..?
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow...ocesor/2553095
The physics is there even without the plasmoids, but a giant spark plug after the Geet certainly helps.
The giant spark plug (plasmoids!)
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Graphite out of an old style torch battery in the center of a ceramic cylinder, surrounded by a bit of pipe and maybe some copper and zinc filings.
Would you like me to turn you one on my lathe?
I might even add a Al-Ni-Co Magnet to get that spark spinning like a top!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yKQg53cT968
Way less heat issues if it's not sparking in the same place for ages and better plasma coverage too.