Trawoeer Power Pyramid Version 12 - Electrical output from a homemade pyramid

[neptune]

@Madsatbg.Align the pyramid exactly North , and then turn the pyramid 1 - 2 towards EAST . That is 1 or 2 degrees CLOCKWISE as seen from above . This is based on aircraft type compass where numbers are use . North is zereo and east is 90 degrees , so starting from north , plus 2 degrees means 2 degrees towards the east . For those who are confused , the photo  in the above post is of the v6 pyramid from 5 years ago .
Could you please confirm if your inner pipe is of 10 mm or 15 mm diameter?

[neptune]

@Trawoeger. I am sure you would like to see many successful replications . One problem is that for replicators in different countries , we can not always get the exact parts and materials that you used . It appears that madsatbg used a different type of adapter or reducer to join the inner tube to the outer tube . His pyramid seems like it will work , so this is probably not important .My idea would be to use a copper end cap .This the same shape as the plastic part you used on the end of the plastic tube , but made of copper , and drilled with a 10 mm hole .Do you think that would work ? The other thing that seems to be hard to find is the plastic rod on which the condenser is wound [On the videos you call this a wheel} Could a plastic tube of the same diameter be used ? Answers to these questios would help us all . Thank you .

[madsatbg]

Could you please confirm if your inner pipe is of 10 mm or 15 mm diameter?

Hi neptune,
Yes, I use 15 mm inner pipe.
I use 20 mm PVC tube for "capacitor", but I filled the pipe with
Straw PU-Foam

regards

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@madsatbg
Thanks for telling us the sizes.
I live in Canada, and even though we use metric for street signs,
building materials are still in inches. 
The 10mm tubing is 3/8 inches here but is only available in rolled up tube which must be straightened.
16mm is 1/2 inch copper tubing and is commonly available here.
30mm is 1 inch copper tubing and is commonly available here as well.

@Trawöger  can I use the 16mm tube inside the 30mm tube with the same lengths you used? 
Also can we use 20mm PVC pipe for the capacitor?  That is 3/4 inch pipe and is common here as well. 
If so that will make things very simple for us in  Canada and USA to replicate.
If not can you work out any changes we need make for here.