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

[nitinnun]

either empty or solid. it doesn't matter either way.

make it at least 2 feet wide. if it is too small, the reaction might not work. or work well enough.

[martinzurix]

ok thanks for info ... now tray find coper foil somewere...   

[martinzurix]

amm  it is something like this only in bigger scale...   

[nitinnun]

the 2 antennae's should only touch the capacitor, electrically.

i don't know if this is needed or not. but it is most likely needed.
because if the antennae's touch, the charge in the capacitor could dump into the pyramid.

or the pyramids magnetic current could even be disrupted, because it would be electrically connected to the capacitors energy field.


otherwise, your diagram looks accurate. a diode moving current downward, between an antennae and a ground.

[martinzurix]

i like you idea about pyramids is like BIG diodes...  and little `detector-receivers` what working without batteries and any power source is little proof of this concept .


p.s  when lighting hits somewhere i think pyramid can acmulate little bit of charge ...??