Ion power group.

[pomodoro]

Don't laminate it unless you are a Drongo!

[antimony]

Don't laminate it unless you are a Drongo!

Don´t know what a Drongo is, but i guess it is nothing that i would like to be, so i wont laminate it.

[pomodoro]

If you laminate it then you might as well use alum foil!  And then you limit yourself to capturing AC fields only.  You ain't ever gonna see those sparks like on the Ion group vids.    what happened to the Minne experiment?? Oh sorry for taking the Mickey out of you. Oh man I need to stop..

[antimony]

If you laminate it then you might as well use alum foil!  And then you limit yourself to capturing AC fields only.  You ain't ever gonna see those sparks like on the Ion group vids.    what happened to the Minne experiment?? Oh sorry for taking the Mickey out of you. Oh man I need to stop..

No worries. My wife and kids will be out of town a couple of days soon, so that will leave me some free time that i was planning on taking Minnie out and see what i can get.

Do you think i should leave the carbon fiber sheet uninsulated? I don´t have to insulate it like with the paper.
Will the scotch tape insulation decrease what it picks up?

When i first started to experiment with the graphite antenna, and all of that i started out with the regular Tesla or Ion Power Group setup, but when i found out that i was getting more "action" with the Tate circuit, you know, i got stuck on that instead of trying to collect some cosmic energy instead.
That was what i was going for in the beginning, so i am going to focus on that from now on.

Have you seen the Inventor3 series on youtube called "Free energy from air" or something like that?
https://www.youtube.com/user/INVENTOR3

[pomodoro]

I hardly ever look at youtube, more of a book / PDF / web page reader myself  but will check it later.


If the carbon sheet is fragile, you are very limited. You might be able to wrap it in the shape of a tube and use it in the tail section of Minnie.
Air will pass around it and inside. You need a light copper wire, very thin one that Minnie can lift. Single strand enamelled copper wire. But keep the normal string for strength. For you first tests forget trying to measure any voltage. Instead measure the current flow from the collector up there, thru the wire and down to a metal stake in the ground. Use a multimeter capable of uA, mA.  Forget capacitors , simply measure the current and report back here. Don't touch the copper wire or some of the current will pass through your body not the multimeter. Also note the polarity of the current. Strive for constant current for a few seconds, not peaks, these peaks are due to bound charges moving up and down as the altitude changes. The more the height the better the signal. 120 feet minimum.


Tate circuit simply rectifies AC fields in the roof from your own house. If you don't believe it, simply take it to a park and try it out. Depending on radio signals in the vicinity you will get some sort of output, or none at all. Eventually , when youre good, hook it up to Minnie, it should work, but again, measure and improve current first.
Cosmic radiation collectors are not real,  well not the OU ones you can power your house with. Concentrate on real things like the ion group tech first, master it and then try the cosmic receivers for some challenge.