Geoffery an Efficient Variable Capacitor Generator

[raefon72]

Hi Guys,

I posted a new generator design I have made.
It is one of the best I have done to date and believe it has the potential to get over the line no worries.

It's a basic concept of separating charges, using them in an oscillator circuit and not letting them recombine.
I haven't worked on the transformer too much but I have a design of using an external capacitor bank to induce a current in a air core transformer.
I know it's costing me 8 watts to run , my calculator says it's output is 40w I could be a zero out. Most importantly it doesn't slow down when outputting which what took me by surprise when I first got it running.
I am making a version with 10+ times more output and have been experimenting to get best method of manufacture and have been posting the how to build videos and instructions..

I would really like some help with increasing my dielectric value to help lower the voltage, otherwise It's pretty good.
youtube video here.
https://youtu.be/YWbl4BkAayg

posted how to make on instructables.
https://www.instructables.com/Generator-Variable-Capacitor/

Thanks Raef

[lota]

Hello
do you know this site? Maybe you can use it to increase the output power?
Greeting
Lota


Multi-Spark Gap Experiments (intalek.com)

[raefon72]

Thanks I will use some of their ideas.
My generator is discharging 100 times per second where the Whimshurst is only discharging once every x amounts of seconds. The attenuation of the wire plays havoc as the hertz increases.

The dielectric is the main aspect I'm trying to improve and I am hoping there are people out there that have done work on making a good one preferably paint on.
A good dielectric could increase my output multi fold which is my biggest hope.
I have noticed distilled water and radiator fluid have good properties and might be a good alternative.
Im using Boston spray paint ATM tried stick on laminate but it got worse then the paint.

Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks Raef