Free energy, from a antenna. Tesla technology.

[triffid]

Yes, a greater volume of material would increase the power.Since it means a greater quanity of material would be added to what you already had.Triffid

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I see "more volume" as connected to "more mass". ... Yes, a greater volume of material would increase the power.Since it means a greater quanity of material would be added to what you already had.Triffid

I have many patents(mostly older, from the Teens and Roaring Twenties) on my thread...

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7832.0 ,

...in no order, but inventors thought suspending a wire or grid arrangement from a balloon was popular way back then for generating power.  It would work then, as now.  "The bigger the better," as they say.  Up to the lifting limit of the balloon(s).
It's just that there was little or no 60 Hz house/industry wiring to add to the power generation by resonance effects.  A very long wire or cable was required at that time.

--Lee

[infringer]

EDIT WRONG POST!

[triffid]

So to recap,"Volume" is an older term for "mass". Big M is saying volume is the term used by a lot of inventors from the 19 tens through 20's for their antenna systems.Like a lot of todays chemicals were called different names 100 years ago.No wonder I couldn't wrap my head around "volume" at first.It's an expression used before my time.triffid

[triffid]

I have recently read that a wire held 600 meters up in the air will generate 20,000 volts(balloon ,I guess).Popular science magazine,1973.Very little amps.triffid