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

[nightwynd]

Do you think the design of the top antenna would have any kind of effect on output? Example: shape the antenna head exactly like the top of the pyramid so the surface area is very close together, or would a spherical ball type be better? (I ask because I honestly don't know).

Also, one other little observation: The pyramid at giza was oriented directly towards true north, not magnetic north. If this thing is getting power from earth's magnetic field, that kind of defeats that possibility doesn't it?

I'll be back in a couple hours, and then i'll try to work on the model a bit more - add in the capacitor and such.

Nightwynd.

[nightwynd]

Okay, 3d work is done, have a new model to show. I put in some better colors for the tip and base, added in the wires and such, and labelled it a bit more clearly. Also have an insulation gap. The only thing I'm not really showing, or am going to attempt, is how to keep that top antenna up there. A simple wood / plastic holder would do nicely I suppose.

Thoughts on the design, comments, or criticisms are welcome. I'll implement any desired change as soon as I'm able. I'll be around for a few more hours tonight yet, so the sooner the better. Once the 3d design is firmed up, I think I'll go hit the hardware store and get me some wood so I can try building this thing...


Nightwynd.

[nitinnun]

note that the "well" at the bottom of the great pyramid, is where the base antenna would be.


the Egyptians used the dirt as their ground, instead of aluminum sides.
because the amount of grounding they needed was huge (due to the power of their huge gold cap-plate!).
their pyramid was also too big to move, and the dirt was more convenient than who knows how much aluminum.


our problem, is that the ground has to be where the well is. within the negative sweet spot of the pyramids magnetic field. and pinpoint grounding isn't so convenient for us in this screwed up modern age.

if the ground is not where the well is, than the negatively charged magnetic current, is not charging up the capacitor.
so we use the aluminum as the ground, and have the base antenna in place of the well.

[wile_coyote7]

IDEA:

To attach the top antenna, fasten it to one of the side supports of the pyramid, between the top and bottom (the insulating gap) using a nonconducting material like wood or plastic to hold it into position.

I still don't know what to make the antenna tip with though. I was thinking of using a frayed wire for the tip.

[martinzurix]

use the baloon and wire...  but bee careful to get hit by lighting !!!