The Turn Of The Century
Electrotherapy Museum
Forgotten Tesla Technologies
2005
 
                       http://www.electrotherapymuseum.com

Updates from 2005:
Electrical Discharges In Argon (Tesla Coil + Light bulb)
Kanalstrahlen - Channel Rays - Canal Rays
Coil Winding - Winding a multilayered Pancake Coil
(Monico Sanchez Coil)
Behary d'Arsonval Coil - Ignition Coil powered Tesla Coil
Electrical Discharges On Glass
Graphite Quenched Spark Gap
Graphite Spark Gap Tests
Marble Aluminum Tungsten Quenched Spark Gap!
Melting a Pancake Coil from a Twin Pole Thompson Plaster set
Reproduction Kinraide Coil with 6" Diameter Quenched Gap:
This apparatus consumes only 50 - 100 watts.

Film of Coil and Quenched Gap in Operation
Kinraide Reproduction:  Oil Filled Coil
Kinraide Reproduction:  Flat Spiral Coils at low power
Kinraide Multilayer Conical Coil System
Reproduction One Kilowatt Kinraide Coil
Inspired By Kinraide:
Electric Discharge Exposures 22. May 2005
18 Images
Inspired By Kinraide:
Electric Discharge Exposure Tests On X-Ray Film
17 Images
Inspired By Kinraide:
Electric Discharge Exposure Tests 10. June 2005
31 Images
Inspired By Kinraide:
Electric Discharge Exposure Tests 14. June 2005
10 Images
Inspired By Kinraide:
Electric Discharge Exposure Tests 22. June 2005
25 Images
Inspired By Kinraide:
Electric Discharge Exposures Tests 23. June 2005
25 Images
Inspired By Kinraide:
Tesla Lecture Effluve Experiments 9 July 2005
18 Images
Pancake Tesla Coil Operated with Carpentier Style Interrupter:  Electric Autographs

This coil was producing snake-like strobing negative discharges 4-5" long, interposed with very distinct branching positive discharges 3" long.  Current consumption:  100 watts at 110VAC.
4th of July Fireworks Kinraide Style:
Electric Discharges:  Snakelike Streamers &
Branching Discharges

    1.  On 8x10 Paper                 2.  On X-Ray Film
Lichtenberg Figures in Crookes vacuum
These figures are unfortunately unclear due to the near
impossible circumstances of trying to photograph them -
they were created using a burned out Edison bulb with
a straight filament.  The filament heavily bombarded
was spinning around the tube, and when it hit the glass
formed rapid moving Lichtenberg Figures.

      1.  Images                               2.  Movie