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

[nightlife]

sirmikey1, your video shows volts but does not show amps. You must show amps too and I bet that the amps are a lot lower with the DC voltage then with the AC voltage.

[sirmikey1]

sirmikey1, your video shows volts but does not show amps. You must show amps too and I bet that the amps are a lot lower with the DC voltage then with the AC voltage.

Nightlife,
What's your take on this one?
He has put several in series and has it up to 200ma 13watts 90volts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kdup42Epq0o
SM

[nightlife]

sirmikey1, I am not sure if that was the right video becuase it did not show the results you posted it to have and it was a her and not a he. Lourie Matchett.

It was interesting to say the least although I would have to know more about the power of the frequency supplied. I will toss it around in my head today and post a better opinion this evening.

[sirmikey1]

nitelife,
  Lourie has several in series, getting the 13watts.  You can see it in the comments.

You can do similar with with a simple copper tube antenna, 20ft in the air, ungrounded,
with a pole deep in the ground as the ground.  20volts 25ma.  Series a few dozen of
thosel

SM

[nitinnun]

the paramagnetic oxygen/calcium  atoms in gypsum, attract CW into the pyramid, from the air.


it might be easier to just fill a pyramid, with sand.
sand has 2 oxygens atoms per molecule. so it is also paramagnetic.

the copper loop was full of sand. that sand collected/stored CW as well.