Akula eternal lantern 4

[synchro1]

synchro1, stick to facts pleasenstead of your personal feelings:  "can assure you, and every one else, that MarkE is causing nothing but trouble". The only 'trouble' Mark and I cause is asking for answers to pointed questions; sadly these answers are never provided.
Electrosmog is real; any wire will pick this up to some extend and have a measurable signal; that's how crystal radios work (I built one in the 1950s). If the 'Electrosmog' is locally strong enough, you can light leds with it.

@Memoryman,

Not from inside a Faraday shield!

[memoryman]

that maybe true, but no Faraday cage is visible anywhere; an aluminum tray is NOT a Faraday cage.
Do you actually know what a Faraday cage is?

[synchro1]

that maybe true, but no Faraday cage is visible anywhere; an aluminum tray is NOT a Faraday cage.
Do you actually know what a Faraday cage is?

@Memoryman,

You used the "Cage" Word. Now look; Stop trying to "Chump" Dr. Stiffler out off your "Crystel Set" crayon board. Both you and MarkE are just a couple of Pea Brains compared to Dr. Stiffler.

[MarkE]

@MarkE,

You're the one with the false claim you can't support, that Dr. Stiffler powers his LEDS with "Electro-Smog" not ground excited coil resonance.

It is quite the opposite Synchro1.  You assert that somethng extraordinary is being demonstrated, when there are quite ordinary explanations that the demonstrations fail to rule out.

[MarkE]

@Void,

Dr. Stiffler indicates clearly the importance of orienting the coils the same way directionally for "Spatial Resonance Tuning". The coil's resonant frequency changes when a ground is attached to the North End. MarkE speculates that the ground wire is acting as an RF antenna. I experimented with Joe Tate's " Ambient Power Module" and can assure you, and every one else, that MarkE is causing nothing but trouble. Akula's ferrite pot acts as a "Virtual Ground". His circuit should work best facing one way.

Any length of wire is an RF antenna.  "Ground" is a convention that represents the reference point for measuring voltage.  In the presence of low frequency and moderate currents, there is very little potential variation over moderate distances and it becomes practical to call circuit board traces and/or planes tied together:  "ground".  As either signal frequency or currents rise, meaningful voltage drops occur across the resistance and inductive reactance of the chunks of metal that connect things together and the notion of a common potential that we can call "ground" evaporates. 

Which brings us to your assertion that Akula uses a ferrite to create a "Virtual Ground".  What properties do you believe this "Virtual Ground" possesses?  A coil on a ferrite can have a very high inductance, meaning that substantial voltage can develop / be required across the coil for even low frequency currents.