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The journey begins with a reflection on a 1987 project involving a 400,000-volt transformer. The experiments primarily involved direct current (DC) high voltage systems, with early work rooted in chaotic electrical machinery. The speaker recalls specific setups at an address in Vancouver, where high voltage transformers were used to generate plasma and other electrical phenomena.
One of the earliest experiments was associated with a plasma tube approximately three inches in diameter, formed on the terminal of a large high-voltage transformer. These setups involved creating visible plasma discharges, captured on vintage cameras from the early 1980s. The experiments were meticulous, involving high-voltage arcs, plasma formations, and intricate control systems.