First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[Pirate88179]

@ skywatcher:

Nice fabrication work there. Very impressive.

Bill

[Tigrotto]

Nice fabrication, yes, I agree, but it worths a slightly bit more than nothing!!!
We are here to make art, not science!!!
Tigrotto
P.S. About two months ago we started this "project". no results and I told you why! Everyone is free to go ahead !!! Even if in from of him it is a wall!
tigrotto

[skywatcher]

P.S. About two months ago we started this "project". no results and I told you why! Everyone is free to go ahead !!! Even if in from of him it is a wall!

You may be right, but when i have started a project, i will bring it to the end, regardless of positive or negative results.
Even negative results are results. And i want to see it with my own eyes.

I had already bought most of the material before TT vanished, so it would be sensless to throw it away without even trying it.

Only if the whole case would be a 100% hoax, experimenting would be completely senseless.
If this thing ever worked, then there is a chance of reproducing it, even if this chance is very low (in this point, i agree with you).   

[Walter Hofmann]

nice work.
but there will be a probleme if this works as a cpacitor then the value would be different because the plate area counts.
greetings
walt

I figured out a construction method for the capacitor without a need for soldering the copper plates.   

I used 0.5 mm copper because i couldn't find 1 mm, and it's easier to cut.
Central screws are M4 nylon screws, contact screws are M3.

[georgemay]

no results and I told you why!
tigrotto

Hi Tigrotto,
I didn't have any positive results.  Rather pyramid is sucking all the power from the setup,  like it is connected backwards.  Maybe you will have a suggestion how to rearrange it a bit so we could try some different ideas.

Thanks,
George