ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Cadman]

In relation with the caps series or in parallel, they store the same energy in both ways and nothing more unfortunately.

That is not the point. Please study the patents.

[John.K1]

Hi Jeg,

I agree with you, just charging in one way and discharging other way it is still about the same energy we putted from our battery. Our aim should be to charge that cap not from battery. To give it impulse, and let the nature to charge it (to get to the balance)

Cheers,
Jan

[Dave45]

Electricity at High Pressures and Frequencies by Henry L. Transtrom, 1913

Chapter 13: High frequency currents.
Electric inertia.

What happens when you discharge a condenser into a coil.

https://archive.org/stream/electricityathi00trangoog#page/n45/mode/2up

[Cadman]

Please download & read the pdf version. The online version omits certain pictures and renders circuit diagrams only partially. Figure 90 is one of the important ones that is incomplete online.

https://archive.org/details/electricityathi00trangoog

[Jeg]

Just a thought.
Lets say that we want. to charge rapidly a micro wave oven capacitor and fire it through a spark gap. To do it fast we usually use a power supply of not more than 2kv and with much current so to recharge it quickly after each discharge.

What if we shot this same cap with i.e 40kv impulses, or even better with 80kv with minimum current consumption, and set the spark gap for 2kv discharging. Theoretically by creating  a higher pressure than normal, it will fill the capacitor  as fast as with the conventional way, and the same time the current consumption will be very low. And in addition no need for making very high voltage caps to handle all this hv. And I am referring to Tesla coils and capacitor filling from earth.

What is your opinion?