Maybe some NEW info?

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From all possible tests
This is where my understanding is going:




https://youtu.be/-LEdjNVYJl8

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Increased the power 3x
Up to 0.052 Lumens produced by my 0 Watt light bulb


https://youtu.be/PbvkdtR1CgA

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When i try to use this value of 0.052 Lumens
to reverse engineer the circuit


What i come up with is something in the milliwatt range
to cause these led's to produce this value of light


This is not a large amount of power
It is however, 233.4 x greater than the abilities of my 2-wire earth battery
(made using the same anode and the center pin of the coax as the cathode)


electrically speaking, this is an open circuit
that's why i had to use the light output to reverse engineer the power


and no, theres no readings on the back-loop either

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In an attempt to balance the load between the 2 diode chains
I replaced the reverse loop with a close match


https://youtu.be/hM3nC_5XxF0




And then replaced the first set with a duplicate
So they are truly identical now (within reasonable measurement)
3-diodes in series
2 chains in parallel, one going the other way.


Or if you prefer: 6 series diodes, fold in half and twist the ends
Taps are between the twisted end and the center fold


One end to earth, the other to an ion source


https://youtu.be/qWLq58OymgA

Final Luminosity reading: 0.4785 Lumens

And for those interested, it does charge electrolytic capacitors
in various configurations, just as presented by the Inventor


The generous Nigel 'Hands' Cheese or whatever he calls himself.

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Had to try one last thing before i head to St Louis for the weekend


I hooked up a 2nd wire to the same earth ground and another 6-diode loop
to the same ion source
And those also light up
So im up to pretty much 1 Lumen