A "RADIANT ENERGY" DETECTOR

[poynt99]

you guys sure know how to fuck up a thread, nice going.

[turbo]

Here is a quote from Steven compared to the words of Tesla 
These things you can find when you start to dig into the past.

M.

[Grumpy]

Here is a quote from Steven compared to the words of Tesla 
These things you can find when you start to dig into the past.

M.

I just realized that waht Tesla detected was the Earth-equivalent of the Roentgen Current.  In Roentgen's experiment he moved a dielectric between two charged plates.  With Tesla's storm and magnetomoeters, the plates are the earth and ionosphere.  The "dielectric" between the plates creates a current when it is displaced.   Thunderstorms would cause the aether field of the earth to expand and contract, this difference in density could propagate as well.

Usable power all around.  The trick is harnessing it.

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EDIT:

Here is my RE detector - which connects to a VTVM for measurement.

[sparks]

     I was wondering if an re detector could  be put together using a rectifier vacuum tube operated under a high potential reverse voltage.  Any re energy would then result in a current pulse as it hits the rarified field between the electrodes.  I suppose we could use a diode with the same reverse voltage on it.  Tubes are bigger though.

[BEP]

May I offer something that works for me?

Here is a circuit so close it doesn't matter much... http://www.ece.rochester.edu/~jones/demos/ahern.html

Please pay special attention to the construction details about material of the housing, shielding, grounding and the 'no insulation' on the antenna part. Don't bother with any antenna suggestions he has.

My antenna is more like Vortex1 describes. Instead of a BNC connector in the back I have a hole just big enough for the resistor. The 'antenna side' of the resistor is soldered to a thin copper disc inside the tube.

I suggest you don't cheat on the caps, either.

The straight piece of stiff coax works almost as well when feeding a scope.