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Cecil Moore wrote:
Tom Donaly wrote: Everyone wants to use the most unreliable instrument they possess, their brain, to measure natural phenomena. The Corum boys wrote an entertaining paper that makes use of what is evidently an old technique for explaining helical behavior in the microwave range to make a point about self-resonant coils being superior to coil-capacitor combinations for producing long sparks in Tesla coils. Taken literally, the paper misses the magic ingredient of validation by experimentation. Drs. Corum have published many papers which include experiments and measurements. The above referenced paper is the technical summation of theory and measurements. The other paper that I quoted contains all the experimental measurements that you could ask for. Enjoy. It is at: http://www.ttr.com/corum/index.htm That's your idea of careful experimentation is it? First start out with a controversy that doesn't exist, then prove what everyone knows in the first place. So what part of the experimentation addresses the "sheath helix" model of their Tesla coil, Cecil? 73, Tom Donaly, KA6RUH |