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In the blueprint, Distance A, and
Distance B represent the distance current must travel without arcing. The
vehicle operates using the air around it as a glow tube would use nitrogen in an
arc lamp. Don't let the name confuse you with the function of the tube, it is a
glow tube but, it's labeled an arc lamp. In order not to break down the
dielectric of air, and maintain current flow, an impedance match, and a voltage
lower than will allow for an arc at the distance of Distance A + Distance B must be
achieved, and maintained. There is a law of physics concerning High
Voltages, and sharp edges, the most common, or frequented terminology for this
effect is labeled Saint Elmos Fire. Quantum electrodynamics can be applied
to achieve a higher current flow through or space. The following diagram is
of a simple circuit that will show you increased current flow between two points
exactly one inch apart. These are the parts required for the experiment, two
razors, one neon bulb and standard 120VAC wall current. Please, note,
standard razors are coated with teflon, and unlessit's removed with sandpaper,
you will never have a true electrical connection between the bare wire, and the
razor therefore, I strongly suggest you use sandpaper, and solder the connection
to be sure it's good.
 In the second current measurement the wire
should be curved as shown in this diagram.  This all goes into the design of the cathode,
whereas, the anode is just a flat conductor. Standard safety razors are
made of tungsten, and can withstand intense heat. By surrounding the
cathode correctly with the razor edges facing away from the center of the cathode
will increase both current flow, and thrust. The first member of the family
current increasing devices is the toroidal magnet, the second is the gang of
razors.
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