First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[nitinnun]

pese
do you have any details about this model that produces 30 watts?


i have already mentioned where the pyramid gets its electricity from.
from clockwise spin generated by the water in the sky,
and from counter-clockwise spin generated by the sand in the ground.

[nitinnun]

this is the heart of the reaction.

saltwater allows a spin,
to be stored in one metal,
yet still be "connected" to the other metal.

THE REST of the device, just collects/generates CW and CCW.


except maybe for the two coils. which might have a diode effect, like drannon said.
which would explain why the CCW coil had more turns, than the CW coil.

[nitinnun]

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[nitinnun]

this is the heart of the concept.


the steel frame attracts/stores CW.
(water in the air, generates this CW).


the copper core attracts/stores CCW.
(normally the sand in the ground, generates CCW. but in this case, the CCW seems to be generated from the steel, and from the oxygen/potassium/calcium, in the gypsum side boards).


one metal to attract CW,
the other metal to attract CCW.


trawoger had copper and graphite touching the saltwater, BECAUSE NEITHER OF THOSE RUST IN SALTWATER.
otherwise, it would have been copper and steel in the saltwater.

[Drannom]

except maybe for the two coils. which might have a diode effect, like drannon said.
which would explain why the CCW coil had more turns, than the CW coil.

I need to check this out but couldn't the 2 coils (CW & CCW) provide a simple rectifer action to convert an AC signal to DC? bifilar wound with the one end tied together so the input and output leads are at the same end is how I am seeing this, if we have a common core material in the coils center this may allow the coils to be separated and still provide the same affect. Just a thought guys.

not me, that's the guy, Starcruiser

i just think that your pyramid will resonate cause there are coils in it, it is like 1+1=resonating pyramid