Part 7/9:
The experimenter recounts attempts to power small devices like calculators and LEDs, only to realize that internal faults—like a broken wire or blown transistor—might be hindering their efforts. This highlights the importance of ensuring proper circuitry and the impact of component failure, especially in DIY high-voltage or overunity-style experiments.
Repeated sparks and transient discharges are mentioned, suggesting that the circuit may be operating near or beyond standard limits, which carries both risks and clues about the system's behavior. They acknowledge these hazards but remain committed to continued experimentation.