Disclosed: Peter Markovich and his 'essential' A.T.R.E.E.

[Motorcoach1]

Tao    thanks for the interesting thread. This has been on my list of things to play with in my life time but allways got brushed to the side. I took a metal spinning class years ago to make parts fot a Tesla rig. Spinning copper or aluminum you need a real strong arm> hahaha I'm wrking on 3 projects at the moment but will be learking on the progress Mike   and those prices are good ! 

[CodeWebs]

That is an interesting diagram.  From what I've read it seems as though the load would be placed between the side of the sphere and the 14 gauge wire, and the ends of the wires at the bottom would simply be connected to the end of the copper rod.  I am going to build this a few ways and see what I come up with though.  Thanks for the great illustration.

[Super God]

Sweet, yet another invention for my future 'Free Energy Hall of Fame' cabinet!

There's too many promising free energy devices to construct!   Oh well, lot's of choice and variety!

[tao]

I assume the red and blue wires are insultated.  I will try it with a parabolic reflector first, and I can make one, the sphere is a little harder.  Also, the tip of the rod is in the collector (sphere)  Does it contact metal to metal or air gap or insulator?

I am not sure about the contact between the copper rod and sphere, first I was going to test metal-metal, then use a little insulator like plastic or paper if I absolutely see nothing being output.

[archon79]

In regard to the copper sphere we are dealing with a simple ether aka orgone concentrator.  The work of Reich and their successors the Correas and others suggests a metal box works well.  It would be a lot easier to construct non-spherical metal containers including pyramids to test. It would certainly reduce the cost of materials.

I heard that Wilhelm Reich had developed some free energy machines that harnesses the power of the aether/orgone. Is this why he was imprisoned in the 1940's ?
But information on his work is very difficult to find.