I'm going to be honest. Everything I ever found that went into depth about this subject was written by Mr. Lyne. I'm not sure if he's still living because he was getting up there in years back when we were trading E-mails. I was going to try to do this myself by energizing some stainless steel plates. One plate would be energized with high voltage/high frequency alternating current. The other plate is energized with high voltage direct current. The plates are arranged in a sandwich. Are you into airplanes? All airliners use something called an APU or Auxiliary Power Unit. It produces alternating current at 400 cycles per second. (household AC is 60 cycles per second). I have a theory that these APUs were developed to power MHD aircraft and are also used to power airliners to provide a cover story for their existence. Tesla developed the ignition coil for the model T, which could also be used to power some of his experiments. I'll dig into this a little more to see if I can find any information. Your feedback, by itself, made it worthwhile to make this video. It's greatly appreciated.
Do you know of any other reading material besides Lyne's Occult Ether Physics. I want to try to develop MHD technology.
I'm going to be honest. Everything I ever found that went into depth about this subject was written by Mr. Lyne. I'm not sure if he's still living because he was getting up there in years back when we were trading E-mails. I was going to try to do this myself by energizing some stainless steel plates. One plate would be energized with high voltage/high frequency alternating current. The other plate is energized with high voltage direct current. The plates are arranged in a sandwich. Are you into airplanes? All airliners use something called an APU or Auxiliary Power Unit. It produces alternating current at 400 cycles per second. (household AC is 60 cycles per second). I have a theory that these APUs were developed to power MHD aircraft and are also used to power airliners to provide a cover story for their existence. Tesla developed the ignition coil for the model T, which could also be used to power some of his experiments. I'll dig into this a little more to see if I can find any information. Your feedback, by itself, made it worthwhile to make this video. It's greatly appreciated.