Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[verpies]

and then turn this standing wave back to oscillating wave and induce current with it?

Standing waves are oscillating, too ...just in place.
You will not get DC between a standing wave's node and antinode.

[AlienGrey]

Standing waves are oscillating, too ...just in place.
You will not get DC between a standing wave's node and antinode.

If it's standing wave it's out of phase, tune the coax transmission line correctly, to stop it a bygone telecom tx line, different frequencies become a problem that's why the bandwidth was limited.

[NickZ]

  I don't know if Geo had given us a link to this video (below) of his.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzQLhPb2cZY
  I'm still waiting to see what happens when he loops the second PS to the input.  Common Geo, just do it...

   In the mean time, I've connected my device as Geo has his connected up, and I'm getting similar results.
I still need to do more fine tuning, using different capacitors, as he has shown. But, so far even without the additional caps, the result are about the same.  The single tone coming from the yoke is what happens when it's tuned properly, or close to it. The other static type noises happen when the frequency is not where is should be.  I do get the same type of interference noise now, when I place my hand on the antenna coil. Or remove the ground, which causes the frequency to change, and a lowering of output, as well.

  Once I finish with the tuning, I'll post a video. It will be called "Geofusion connection methods 2".

  I would recommend any of you guys that have the system set up to try his connection methods, as they are unique.
 
   Geo: Please upload your newest diagram of your current connection method.  I tried to add that image here, but I could not do it.
   

[Hoppy]

   
  I'm still waiting to see what happens when he loops the second PS to the input.  Common Geo, just do it...

   In the mean time, I've connected my device as Geo has his connected up, and I'm getting similar results.
   

Then why not do it yourself?

[NickZ]

Well hopefully you'll do it first, I don't have two 12 volt batteries so I can't do it right now. But I will when I can.