Is Lord Kelvin's Electrostatic Generator, OU?

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Overunity dot com sharp people,

I am referring to:
http://amasci.com/emotor/kelvin.html
http://amasci.com/emotor/ikelv.html
Or:
http://www.linux-host.org/energy/akelv1.html (for nice pictures).

Or also to a lot of web sites that can be reached by just 'Googling' something like:
Lord Kelvin Thunderstorm
Or:
Lord Kelvin electrostatic generator

An Youtube vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY1eyLEo8_A
The same : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5PvIPgJGx0
Prof. Walter Lewin Makes a Battery out of Cans and Water.

I read somewhere that prof Lewin was slightly mistaken and that this device can work with water drops and that it does not need a water thin stream.

Is it Fee Energy (COP>1)?
Could any scientist do some maths?
Input: some water drops falling from some height.
Output: Huge voltage. Amperage unknown but obviously very weak.

I'm (also ) weak enough to think that is device shows actually OU (COP>1).

Nikola Tesla was able to transform huge voltage/almost-no-amperage (=/= pure potential) into 'something' (low-voltage/significant-amperage) that was able to power everyday life devices. Was it not?

Best

[LeoFreeman]

Hello, it's been nearly a decade since this question was posted, NerzhDishual have you found any further insights?

[antijon]

And here I thought the inline version wouldn't work. https://youtu.be/HSXPgdm2Ots

[blueplanet]

Hello, it's been nearly a decade since this question was posted, NerzhDishual have you found any further insights?

it is ou in the sense that the energy is free but it may not be enough.

[blueplanet]

And here I thought the inline version wouldn't work. https://youtu.be/HSXPgdm2Ots

its proven working at least in scientific literature.
thanks for this post.
at least this is another example of ou.