This look interresting, simple free energy device

[HopeForHumanity]

If the energy isn't coming from a known source, or taking from a battery or outlet, then doesn't it have to be OU? This seems confusing to me, because if we have known that capacitors have been charging them selves, then why havn't we figured out why or put them to use?

[TheOne]

the main problem is you cannot do anything with this amount of current, mV is 1/1000 of one volt, and take long time to charge up

but the one with scaler coil seam to be the faster way to charge the capacitor, without coil it's seam to take longer, my capacitor with 2 magnet in attraction is now at 16 mV, it's very low after 2 days, you cannot do anything with it

but having 1000000000000000000 of them maybe we can think about doing something

[HopeForHumanity]

If you get it to charge faster, could you use it to aid other OU devices?

[TheOne]

i cannot say, i think not, you prob need usefull amount of electricity for this claim ?

[pg46]

Capacitors Capacitors !

Strange things these.

I had been noticiing over the past year or so that the small capacitors that I have laying around the shop would pickup charges somehow. I figured it was from the static electricity in the air or something or maybe electromagnetic waves from the household appliances possibly. Interesting fact though in itself for sure.
I have several small 16V 22000uf capacitors and so thought I would try this new little test posted here in this thread.
First I had made sure to dump the charges in two identical capacitors. I taped on 2 cheap common ceramic magnets on either side of one of the capacitors in attraction mode. I put nothing on the other other capacitors and left them a while. After about 4 hrs the reading on the capacitor with no magnets was 0.03 volts . Wow! not bad for doing nothing.
The capacitor with the magnets read  0.15 volts or 5 times the stored electricity as the other in the same time period.

hmmm...how about that? Now to scale this all up to some usefull power....

Best Regards,