2Sgen "Cook" resonator

[DavidWolff]

I did start to smile a bit while reading your post, till you mentioned hairpin circuit  what with variable capacitors in the 1uf yo 50 uf range do they do them?
Still? why not find the inductance of the windings and do it that way? and then attach an SG and scope and find the resonant frequency of each transformer and making them that way?

[synchro1]

My point is that the transmission power required to raise the voltage in one Tesla resonant reciever would raise the voltage in all the multiple Tesla recievers in range with no additional input!

The question many people pose is: Would it be possible to generate more power from the receivers then we input by transmission wave? The answer is yes; Because the power is matched by a free ground charge and the total power is a function of overall copper mass and antenna area, not input.

[kolbacict]

capacitors were selected in resonance with the used winding.
it turned out 60uf.but why is there no effect like on the video?

[synchro1]

I did start to smile a bit while reading your post, till you mentioned hairpin circuit  what with variable capacitors in the 1uf yo 50 uf range do they do them?
Still? why not find the inductance of the windings and do it that way? and then attach an SG and scope and find the resonant frequency of each transformer and making them that way?

Pico farad trimmer capacitors in parallel with the existing capacitors would help raise the "Q" to broadcast quality.

The double tuner was perhaps the greatest invention of our modern era.

As we all may already know; Inductors store power in magnetism and capacitors in voltage across the storage plates.

When we raise the voltage in the resonant broadcast transmission circuit, the capacitor is the component in the tuned receiver that actually receives the energy, not the coil. The wave is longitudinal, instantaneous and has a scaler value. Dr. Dollard compares this to raising the thermostat in a room full of people; This means that every multiple receiver capacitor increases in voltage along with the primary broadcast tuner.

Adding a second tuned power receiver to a Tesla wireless transmitter grid doubles the COP of the system! 

[DavidWolff]

Yes yes, I get your drift on the vastly spaced goal posts very amusing comparison a sweaty stinking room 
the real answer is to get real and make a cap switch box where you can switch in any value.

With this idea, you might need the power to drive this > Adding a second tuned power receiver to a Tesla wireless transmitter grid doubles the COP of the system! 
where would it come from? whereas some one else suggested a hairpin circuit would be special.

I cant reiterate more read Moray King shear skolery books while you still can.