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Richard L. Hull | |
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| Born | 1945 (age 80–81) |
| Residence | Henrico, VA, United States |
| Nationality | USA |
| Known for | Gravity, Antigravity, Magnetic Propulsion, New Energy, Cold Fusion, Electromagnetism, Tesla |
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| Fields | Electrical Engineer, Editor of Electric Spacecraft Journal |
Founder of the Tesla Builders of Richmond, Richard Hull is known for building very large Tesla coils.
Abstracts
- 2007 - "An Interesting Phenomenon Associated with Lifter Operations"
- 2006 - "Small Li-Po Battery Test to Determine Relative Power Delivery Rate to Weight Ratio at Different Loadings"
- 2005 - "The Case of the Lifter: Efficiencies, Power Needs, Limitations, Prospects"
- 2004 - "Tour of the High Energy Amateur Science Lab"
- 2003 - "Neon Sign Transformers for the Researcher"
- 2002 - "A Close Look at Charge Deposition from a Pulsed Tesla Coil System"
- 1998 - "Fusors"
- 1997 - "Electrostatics and Its Measurement"
- 1996 - "Tesla Coils, Electric Gradients and Electrostatics"
- 1995 - "Water Arc Explosions"
- 1994 - "Reports from the 1994 New Energy Symposium"
- 1993 - "Tesla Coils and Electrostatics"
- 1993 - "Tesla Magnifier Basics"