this pyramid should produce electricity. (thomas trawoger's pyramid explaned.)

[nitinnun]

the copper and aluminum metals are a FAR bigger modifier for magnetic power, than pyramid size alone.

a small pyramid with sepperated copper and aluminum, would be capable of producing the output of a far larger pyramid made from a non-conductive material.

the pyramid MUST at least have a cap on top, made of positive metal.
or else the pyramid will not be able to charge up much, before positive and negative meet in the middle, discharging the entire pyramids magnetic field.

that is why the "sweet spot" in a pyramid, is slightly lower than the perfect center. because the "volume" inside the pyramid meets the 50% mark, slowly lower than perfect middle.
at this 50% mark, the positive charge in the peak meets the negative charge in the base. and both charges discharge each other, into a small burst of electricity!


the copper peak and the aluminum base GREATLY increase the magnetic capacity of the pyramid. allowing a one-element pyramid which can barely put out energy electricity, to put out lots of energy.


by the way. energy storage is based on mass. so the more copper/aluminum atoms on the pyramid, the stronger the pyramids magnetic field is capable of becoming.

and the stronger the magnetic field, the more capable the pyramid is of charging up a capacitor.

[nitinnun]

i know why the pyramids in Egypt use the 52 degree angle at the base of each triangle.


when the base angle of the triangle is 52 degree's, the sides and floor are 45 degree's from each other!

when the sides are flour are 45 degree's from each other, than the "peaks positive current" and the "bases negative current", are perfectly balanced.

if the pyramid is too tall/narrow, than the "peaks positive current" is bigger than the "bases negative current".
as a result of this, the peak-antennae is receiving more current than the base-antennae.
and as a result of this, the capacity is limited to the smaller amount of negative charge, in the negative half of the capacitor!

so it is like an egg shaped wheel. the smaller end of the egg-shaped wheel, is a weakness.


the above is why the 52 degree angles pyramid, produces the most energy! because its positive peak-current is equal in strength, to its negative base-current!

[martinzurix]

then if i incarase area  of coper and aluminium coveradge i get more  energy ??


one way to do this ...

[nitinnun]

copper/aluminum surface area, would have a stronger effect, than copper/aluminum mass.

that is why thomas trawoger's pyramid had better performance, with the gypsum boards on the sides. because the gypsum boards, increased the magnetic capacity of the pyramid.
since there was more covered area, in which to store (capacitor) magnetism..

NOT because the boards were gypsum! but because they had more capacity, than empty air!


the gypsum boards also reinforced the current/flow of the magnetic field (they are better than empty air, for that too!).
they kept the current flowing in one direction (downwards).

so that this stronger magnetic current, was better able to cram positive magnetic energy into the mess that passed for his copper peak-plate, and peak-antennae-deceptively-disguised-as-a-capacitor.


.....i'm still angry at thomas trawoger. he laughed and gloated at our expense far too much, for far too little information in return.

have any of you even managed to produce electricity, with what little "knowledge" he gave?

[nitinnun]

martinzurix.

by surface area, i meant covering the sides of the pyramid.

once the sides are covered, the best thing to do would likely be to increase the thickness/mass of the metals. such as stacking one lay of metal on top of another layer of metal.


you would have to try both, to be certain. so for now, build which ever is easiest to build..
either surface area, or thicker metal.