Dr. Stiffler's "New" Quantum Energy Reciever.

[tak22]

The  QER (Quantum Energy Receiver) appears to be a further development of Stiffler's earlier work with what at that time he called the TMB - (Thermal Magnetic Battery).


tak

[e2matrix]

Frequency is an adjective.  Substitute:  "green" or "high" or "left" and see if the statement makes any less sense. 
Stiffler shows an arrangement of parts that charges a capacitor from a sandwich of materials connected through a FWB to the capacitor when the sandwich is compressed between two magnet stacks. 

There is no such thing as a resonant frequency of magnetism.  Wootan and McLain built an apparatus that exhibited a resonant frequency of about 175kHz.  Theirs was a machine that they actively drove with the output of a power oscillator.

I guess English is not your forte.  Frequency is a noun.   
I've noticed in many experiments with a scope that there is a peak around 175 KHz.   The experiment shown seems easy enough to replicate.   We know he has copper and aluminum but what else is in the middle beside a very thin piece of plastic?  I don't see that plastic he showed by itself being able to create any measureable piezo effect. 


fre·quen·cy/ˈfrēkwənsē/
noun
the rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time or in a given sample.
the rate at which a vibration occurs that constitutes a wave, either in a material (as in sound waves), or in an electromagnetic field (as in radio waves and light), usually measured per second.

[tak22]

From the link in my previous post you can see the plate composition of the TMB, which may be the same as the QER:

[Rfacts]

The  QER (Quantum Energy Receiver) appears to be a further development of Stiffler's earlier work with what at that time he called the TMB - (Thermal Magnetic Battery). 
tak

tak:
Please confirm your posted TMB link, receiving "This page can't be displayed." message.  Thanks for following up with additional TMB info.

[Rfacts]

The total charge is 900uC.  The average current is 1.5uA.  The total energy is: 2.3mJ.  The average power is less than 4uW.  Those are modest values.  A sandwich of PVDF could probably manage that.

MarkE:
Thanks for calcs, will have to see if additional technical info is provided.  BTW, first video does specify 4x 1N4148s for FWBR (additional voltage drop there).