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I cannot undestand a thing of what you are writing. How you are measuring efficiency, really, efficiency of what? It looks like a pseudoparascientific story told by a child to his friends to impress them like the deathray machine built from a copper coil and a mains transformer glued with cyanoacrilate . 1)If you describe an experiment setup you HAVE TO post some explanations of the theory behind. 2) Corredate the measures with: a) instrument you have used, b)uncertantes c)method of measure 3) explain what you want to achieve.
Really... Do yourself a favor: give up...please. I don't think that BS does interests any one. This thread should be locked
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I agree. I don't believe you know what you are talking about. You can easily make huge numbers appear in a computer simulation by, say, charging a 10000000 Gigafarad capacitor to 300 bazillion volts and then discharging it through a 0.00000001 picoHenry inductor with no resistance at all. But that doesn't mean you can do it in real life, where you'd need to connect a capacitor the size of an office block to an inductor the size of a cold virus without introducing any stray inductance. This is just one of many things you'll need to learn if you want to acheve fusion on your kitchen table.
I'm locking this thread and I suggest you go and read about Farnsworth fusors: You really can build one of these at home and achieve nuclear fusion, though it's not enough to generate any significant power or dangerous neutron flux, thank goodness.
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