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Richard Hull reports the results of the latest experiments of the Tesla Coil Builders of Richmond (TCBOR). These experiments are directed toward studying the dynamic electrostatic fields generated by Tesla coils in an attempt to test Tesla?s claims that most of the effects of his coils were electrostatic, not electromagnetic in nature.
Richard Hull reports the results of the latest experiments of the Tesla Coil Builders of Richmond (TCBOR). These experiments are directed toward studying the dynamic electrostatic fields generated by Tesla coils in an attempt to test Tesla's claims that most of the effects of his coils were electrostatic, not electromagnetic in nature.


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Scientific Paper
TitleTesla Coils, Electric Gradients and Electrostatics
Author(s)Richard L Hull
Keywordscapacitive coupling, TCBOR, Tesla coils, Tesla Coil Builders of Richmond
Published1996
JournalElectric Spacecraft Journal
Number18
Pages27-31

Abstract

Richard Hull reports the results of the latest experiments of the Tesla Coil Builders of Richmond (TCBOR). These experiments are directed toward studying the dynamic electrostatic fields generated by Tesla coils in an attempt to test Tesla's claims that most of the effects of his coils were electrostatic, not electromagnetic in nature.