Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[vasik041]

Hello vasik041. Have you tested this?
If so, what kind of actual results are you seeing in your testing?

Hello Void,This not my main research path, I work with magnetic fields.But yes, I made some experiments, there is definitely current in ground wire... and this make some people very nervous
Regards,-V.
PS Take a minute and read attached article, it's same principle but ionization achieved in a different way.

[vasik041]

What his pdf shows is exactly what my TKoil X is doing. All except for the overunity of course. But it's easy to make overunity measurements on something like this.

With all respect to you TinselKoala, your system is different.You are very smart guy, I do not believe that you do not understand it, so please don't mislead people 

[Void]

Hello Void,This not my main research path, I work with magnetic fields.But yes, I made some experiments, there is definitely current in ground wire... and this make some people very nervous
Regards,-V.
PS Take a minute and read attached article, it's same principle but ionization achieved in a different way.

Hi vasik041. That's an interesting article. Thanks for that.
Discharging the static charge in the air to ground to produce steady electricity.
It seems it would take a lot of balloons to even power a very small town, but still pretty cool!

[onepower]

vasik041

Thank you for the interesting article, I have studied Plauson's work.

Around 40 years ago when I was a young man I noticed a thunder storm about 10 miles away approaching our farm. Our 40 foot tower with a TV antenna also happened to have a broken ground strap. In the dead calm before the storm I remember hearing a load buzzing noise and found a thick 1" blue arc breaking across the broken ground strap.

Strange isn't it?, the layman would have us believe there is no power in the atmosphere but here was a near continuous thick blue 1" long arc jumping to ground from a relatively short tower in the dead calm... before the storm. I suppose seeing is believing but it shouldn't take a rocket scientist to find more creative means to produce similar effects in fair weather at the lower voltage of 100 V/m. If we know the energy is there and it is then it's simply a matter of approaching the problem from a different perspective. Do we simply allow the energy to flow at it's own rate to ground or can we increase the rate of conduction through other means?.

[AlienGrey]

Hi vasik041. That's an interesting article. Thanks for that.
Discharging the static charge in the air to ground to produce steady electricity.
It seems it would take a lot of balloons to even power a very small town, but still pretty cool!

That's the idea of the HV static potential !  then you don't need balloons.