Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[SolarLab]

F.Y.I.

Good observation - using high voltage pulses to "fill" a capacitor (in the form of a helical coil)
with "electrons."  Recall around 1775 Alessandro Volta named the device "Electtroforo Perpetuo."
Charge it once and it provides a "perpetual" charge.  The idea was already developed from
experiments by Wilcke in Sweden around 1762.

The next challenge is to "extract" the excess electrons from this "capacitor-coil" without
rendering it's sequential effect inefficient while still providing an output in the form of
"conventional electricity." Hint; conventional current (electron) flow removal from the device
will result in back electromotive force (B-EMF) if conventional methods are used.

The coil is made as "non-inductive" as possible for good reason but must remain in "coil" form to
facilitate electron extraction and conversion to conventional "hot" electrical form (electrons
passing "through" a wire) in order to complete the system.

Therefore, other techniques must be employed; for example, bi-filar winding or other asymmetric
means. The source of excess electrons is isolated, to a great extent, by nature of electrophoretics;
but that's only half the requirement. The extraction-conversion process is worthy of equal,
or even more, consideration; as is cost and safety.

The (a) "output" can not disturb the "input," the scheme (b) has to be extremely efficient,
and should be (c) very stable; even when considering environmental effects (changes in humidity
and temperature, for example, as well as variations in output loading - current draw).

It's also worth noting that Tesla used high voltage to charge a metal plate, at some distance, and
then extract electrons (current) from that plate through a ground connection. Coating the plate
with dielectric may have helped retard the loss of acquired electrons into the atmosphere.

Anyway, just some humble, simplified thoughts! I'm sure there must be more to it... 

FIN

[Belfior]

I wonder if this is what Jack Noskills was able to do with his coilcap? It is bifilar so that is the cap part, but the coils are open ended (no back EMF?)

[SolarLab]

F.Y.I.

A related paper that discusses many of the concepts re: HV capacitor-coil and open circuit schemes:

SINGLE-WIRE ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM FOR RENEWABLE-BASED ELECTRIC GRID
Dmitry S. Strebkov, Stanislav V. Avramenko, Aleksei I. Nekrasov, late 1990's.

http://ptp.irb.hr/upload/mape/kuca/07_Dmitry_S_Strebkov_SINGLE-WIRE_ELECTRIC_POWER_SYSTEM_FOR_RE.pdf

Chapter 3. and 4. provide some informative theoretical and technical insight, as well as
Figures (a) and (b).   

There is no discussion of over unity nor self running but some of the concepts are directly applicable.

FIN

[x_name41]

here in this video  is clearly demonstrated the process of charging of the capacitor according to the classics. Sees is that necessary voltage for forming electric field on the plates through current of conduction, and as you know current multiplied by voltage gives power and multiplied by time gives energy...

and one more thing, in that video TK with the aquarium (from 2005 think) there were two blocks with many lamps. When they included one block the lamps from the other block did not blink, but what if you do the same when you turn them on to the power grid they will blink. Hence the need from non-inductive "coil-capacitor"

p.s. and a lot of thanks to SolarLab

[T-1000]

here in this video  is clearly demonstrated the process of charging of the capacitor according to the classics.

Before calling a day I just wanted to point out something about capacitors.
The video have assumption about charges on capacitor plates which is missleading.

The charge in capacitor is stored in its dialectric and you can even change plates to see that - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCae6jRw6Jg
The second thing about caspacitors is  - the charge in dialectric is converted into electrostatic arrangement.
Which can be influenced by external electrostatic field for charging capacitors without galvanic contact with power source - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH_qhFQVjB4


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