Free energy, from a antenna. Tesla technology.

[triffid]

Maybe a plastic tub with a plastic lid would insulate the metal parts inside?Triffid

[triffid]

Maybe different metals would collect the ionizing charge differently?Some better than others?I'm not really set up to experiment a lot.I haven't really seen anyone too concerned about resistance in these simple antenna setups yet so I hadn't really thought about it at all.Maybe a mistake?Silver wire would have less resistance than copper wire.Maybe a plate ( consisting of silver coins in the plastic tub with a with a plastic lid covering it) would collect the energy better than a bucket of brand new clean nails?Triffid

[triffid]

Just kicking out some ideas here.Triffid

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Maybe a plastic tub with a plastic lid would insulate the metal parts inside?Triffid

Electrically, yes.  The idea is not to make a Faraday cage, which plastic won't do.

But I entertain the concept that if a greater volume of material, regardless of shape, might cause greater power generation by allowing more interaction with radio wave fronts impacting it.

That thought crossed my mind in conjunction with yours, or someone's, comment concerning, "More volume means more power."

--Lee

[triffid]

I see "more volume" as connected to "more mass".So I can see how more mass(i.e.more volume) could increase the power.Surface area is not the same unit as volume just as it is not the same unit as mass.So far The units I use to think of these plates in are just "surface area" and "mass ".
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