Knitel's Electrostatic Displacer Free Energy Device

[wizkycho]

Hi All !

This a must work FE device. I don't see why it wouldn't.
It is pretty simple, much simpler than testatika.
First what is needed is charge plates with high voltage (depends on dielectric and output trafo)
After that high voltage is disconnected. only power that is needed after is small power to turn the rotor
No mater what power we extract on load. Mr. Lenz has not much chance to counter react here.

If very high volatage is used it sholud be necessery to recharge the plates from time to time due to losses by ionic discharge with air
and some losses in dieletric, but this is small portion of what can be extracted at the output(s).

negative plates in animation is stator, positive is rotor. By displacing positive charge negative charge is forced
to travel through primary coil of trafo which will lower down a voltage to a suitable voltage for our applications.

As I said this is a must work device. Please can someone try it. I'will soon as I have some time.

Igor Knitel
Perihelion Labs 2006

[lancaIV]

GB300311,page 3,line 92-97:

"Here,it will be understood that the energy created by the operation of the motor may at times be vastly in excess of the energy required
to operate the motor.
In some instances the ratio may be even as high as a

                         million to one."

Inventor:Thomas Townsend Brown
Input Voltage:circa 20000V

Sincerely
            de Lanca

p.s.: you know how the Lenz-Law is explained,
       that there has to be a movement of "rotor" or "stator" to
       get kinetic or electric energy.
       
       Now my statement:
       a transformer is static, but we receive from the secondary
       coil,without "transformer parts rotation" electric energy !

[wizkycho]

GB300311,page 3,line 92-97:

"Here,it will be understood that the energy created by the operation of the motor may at times be vastly in excess of the energy required
to operate the motor.
In some instances the ratio may be even as high as a

                         million to one."

Inventor:Thomas Townsend Brown
Input Voltage:circa 20000V

Sincerely
            de Lanca

So Tomas Towsend Brown did it. Is it possible that knowone tried to replicate this ?
This is probably one of the simplest ideas I've seen.

[Mica Busch]

Looks wonderful, cant wait to see if I can build one! A truly magnificent [and simple!] design if I ever saw one! Charging capacitor 'plate' to a high voltage, and reciprocating it across two electrodes to produce an equal, but separated charge which is then transformed to low V, high A power! With sufficiently high voltages, power would be immense... A real life analog to what is happening on the negative plates would be a slinky in your hands, as your hands move up and down, the slinky 'flows' between them, but there has been no change in the slinky!

However, I have a nagging question; through capacitor-like action, would not the charge 'bleed-off' the reciprocating plate? Would the negative charge stay on the transformer plate even after the rotor has passed?

[hartiberlin]

Hi Igor,
great design,
I guess this could work.
Reminds me alot of how I think the Methernitha Testatika works.
In the Testatika you have a strong electret which is influencing
in each slide an AC when the electrets change positions, as the
electrets are made with changing polarity, one with positive HV DC and
the next with negative HV DC. Now when the discs of the Testatika spins
it will induce AC in the slides and this is transformed down to
rectified pulsed DC which is stored in capacitors...
You could do the same, if you have changed different polarised electrets in front of your
circuit and spin it...

Good luck !

Best regards, Stefan.