Originally posted by Dave Wing
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Point close, primary charges, points open, coil discharges and you get the spike from the HV winding over the spark plug gap.
In this note:
It clearly shows the "obsorbsion coil charge period" (their spelling) and immediately following is the "positive back emf discharge period" - positive not meaning normal emf, but the polarity of the spike - you can have negative or positive spikes. Discharge clearly tells us it happens when the coil is discharging or when a switch is opening.
At the bottom, it shows the exact same thing but with the opposite polarity - a negative back emf discharge period.
In his notes about Kettering, he goes on to talk about how it is normally taught that it must be quenched, etc... that is the transient spike after the switch opens because the conventional training is to ground all that out so it won't cause problems. This energy source they're talking about absolutely is the transient spike after the switch opens and the magnetic field collapses.
What you're mentioning when the switch closes is that EMF that flows over the wire at near light speed limited by the electron current drag - that goes into Tesla's disruptive DC impulse technology where if you can make and break it before the electron current can flow, then you have an extraluminal impulse of that polarized and densified aether that has no drag. That is the radiant that shows up before the current. But you can get the radiant without current or at least with very little by generating the spike when the coil opens - you then have that radiant potential (that Time potential) and that for the most part is without the current.
I'd recommend this PDF: http://www.shamanicengineering.org/w...Technology.pdf
Vassilatos got a lot of technical things wrong and there are some bogus references to Tesla, but for the most part, it is very valuable. Peter Lindemann basically used this book as the Rosetta Stone to decode Gray's patent for his Free Energy Secrets of Cold Electricity book. Bedini recommended this book right after Peter's book came out about 15 years ago. That will address exactly what you're asking about, but is still different than the energy source as explained by the Bedini-Cole notes.
Just kidding!
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