hwvc.org capillary power

[ramset]

Sir
thank you for replying
below link I think could be somehow incorporated in the thought experiments happening on this thread sponges ?
There have even been claims of Zoelite absorbing and releasing with tiny charges ?


https://overunity.com/16235/evaporation-driven-self-sustaining-system/msg571126/#new


How wonderful it would be if such passive elements could lead to useful energy


Respectfully
Chet

[skywatcher]

Firstly, I am going to just try to replicate the stick in the capillary tube. That will be the easiest. Then I guess I will progress to ferro-fluid rising up a cylinder, and floating a non-ferrous float in it.

I am not sure what "magnetic chain" means. I think the translation isn't the best.

They mean a chain of ball magnets.

[Tarsier_79]

They mean a chain of ball magnets.

Im not sure a magnetic chain would actually achieve anything, nor add a positive to the mechanism.

[floodrod]

If it does work, I imagine it will have very limited power.

I agree..  A slow moving magnet ring will produce next to nothing. (if it even works)...   I would imagine jabbing a potato or a lemon would produce more than this.  Or even hanging a wire from a tree to a cap to ground to collect radiant energy.

On a side note- The other month I got 1/2 a volt jabbing my Aloe Vera plant. lol.  I pictured my wife's reaction when she wakes up and sees our Aloe Vera houseplant with 5 dozen capacitors jabbed into it. 

[FreeEnergy]

Guys! go watch the videos on this page: https://www.hwcv.org/page-3


I don't understand the language but what they showed gave me a much better understanding.



Looks easy enough to experiment.