Hello all. :)

This is a re post of an earlier message that seems to have disappeared:

I discovered some very interesting plug designs from a Chinese company-
http://www.liben-parts.com/index_en.asp

Including a couple designs such as the "XFire 2G Iridium" that features a hole in the ground terminal reminiscent of David's "sonic plug" modifications.
http://www.enginebrain.com/

Davids shop is actually in the Denver metro area and I did meet him a couple weeks ago and had him modify a few of my NGK BP6HS plugs which are the non-resistor version for my generator but I don't know if his modification is even useful or practical at these power levels. And more than likely I will be using an NGK BUHW tungsten plug without J terminal.

I also discovered that http://www.tuks.nl/ has some document archives such as this-
http://www.tuks.nl/pdf/Reference_Material/Electrolysis_Water_Arc_and_Dielectric_Breakdown/
These appear to be open server directories were we can browse around and it appears there is a LOT of interesting materials there such as this directory one step up-
http://www.tuks.nl/pdf/Reference_Material/

A lot of that stuff is way beyond me but maybe useful for some of you exploring such things.
And as always; never hurts to download and save reference materials before such resources disappear as they often do.

I was hoping to get more work done this weekend but other priorities may take precedence.
Sometimes I may go weeks without getting any experimental work done or waiting for parts. Such is life.

Kindest regards;

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