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

[vince]

Hi All;

I was playing around with the
ATREE I had built earlier in this post and to my surprise there might be something to this design after all.  Earlier I had tried many different things to try and get voltage from the device but my meter showed nothing.. Well It turns out my meter was faulty!   When I tried checking the voltage with a new more sensitive meter I was getting a small but constant voltage of 80 to 100 m volts.  I tried putting different capacitors across the two output leads and was able to vary the voltage substantially.  With two 50 volt 22000 uF dc capacitors in parallel I am able to maintain .15 volts .  I has gotten as high as .7volts.  When I attached a 2500 volt ac microwave capacitor to the ATREE I was able to actually get a spark after about 10 minutes of charging.  The output is definitely DC..I tried putting a resistor across th leads after the capacitor and it drained the voltage to 0.  It will slowly build the charge after a while and return to a steady state.  I don't have a low voltage LED to try on it but when I get one I will try it. 

I'm not sure how to harvest this voltage but it is definitely acting like a collector.  I know my device is crude but maybe a properly built one will get better results.

I am currently building a RENE- RATER and will post some pictures soon for anyone that is interested.

[Super God]

NICE!

[prohexima]

Hi vince ,
did you change your configuration i mean the primary coil ;
before you wound insulated copper wire am i wrong?
did you change it with bare copper wire ?

Hi All;

I was playing around with the
ATREE I had built earlier in this post and to my surprise there might be something to this design after all.  Earlier I had tried many different things to try and get voltage from the device but my meter showed nothing.. Well It turns out my meter was faulty!   When I tried checking the voltage with a new more sensitive meter I was getting a small but constant voltage of 80 to 100 m volts.  I tried putting different capacitors across the two output leads and was able to vary the voltage substantially.  With two 50 volt 22000 uF dc capacitors in parallel I am able to maintain .15 volts .  I has gotten as high as .7volts.  When I attached a 2500 volt ac microwave capacitor to the ATREE I was able to actually get a spark after about 10 minutes of charging.  The output is definitely DC..I tried putting a resistor across th leads after the capacitor and it drained the voltage to 0.  It will slowly build the charge after a while and return to a steady state.  I don't have a low voltage LED to try on it but when I get one I will try it. 

I'm not sure how to harvest this voltage but it is definitely acting like a collector.  I know my device is crude but maybe a properly built one will get better results.

I am currently building a RENE- RATER and will post some pictures soon for anyone that is interested.

[vince]

NO, I did not change a thing.  The primary is wound with #26 magnet wire just like the original diagram in this posting shows.  The only things that I changed was my meter and the way I attached capacitors to it.

[Ariochdm]

You might get an additional gain in electricity by moving the wire that connects to the sphere.  Placing it around 19.5 degrees below the equator might yield a gain.  This is based on the hyperdimensional physics model aka Hoagland where signatures of of the aether expressing itself on environment occur on a rotating sphere at 19.5 degrees above and below the equator.  Even though your unit is stationary you might still see something. 

http://www.enterprisemission.com/images/hyper/solm1.jpg