TK device, TPU.. Only enter if you seek truth. Cause here it is...

[elementSix]

Remember that your experiments will not produce more output unless your switch and capacitors are super fast on dumping and closing currents.  Tesla used a Mica Condenser, for its special properties.

This WebPage helps explain how he made his device work.
http://arto.artician.com/blog/2012/05/teslas-patent-revealed/

[starcruiser]

@elementSix, that is a rack with heater elements, those bars are buss connections to place them in parallel.

[elementSix]

@elementSix, that is a rack with heater elements, those bars are buss connections to place them in parallel.

Are you shittin me..  Man they look the same from the top.  I couldn't figure out what it did.  It didn't make sense to me, but I noticed that it looked the same as the other picture.  Thats more sound.  I would have never guessed that.  Strange heater..  Thanks Star...

[segar]

verpies

this is the video ,the experiments i done, the voltages from the D1,is raise up ,the input voltage DCV 24 from battery bank, and the input current 0.4amps load.

thanks

[jbignes5]

Remember that your experiments will not produce more output unless your switch and capacitors are super fast on dumping and closing currents.  Tesla used a Mica Condenser, for its special properties.

This WebPage helps explain how he made his device work.
http://arto.artician.com/blog/2012/05/teslas-patent-revealed/

Tesla has a patent for caps. The caps he used in all of his experiments.

http://www.teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla-patents-567,818-electrical-condenser

If one plate is used you need a conductive fliud for the other plate. If two conductors are used the just oil will suffice for the dielectric. You just need to exclude air from the cap and it will become super powerful. Once air is included it will break down, especially for higher voltages.
Mica will work but it will fail eventually. Oil is far superior and highly dynamic.