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[the_big_m_in_ok]

Hi

    I got sometimes up to 200 volts and some milliamps , how do we get something to run with this?say a small dc motor?
Regards

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A longer wire should do the trick.  The increased voltage should need to be stepped down with a transformer.  Even 200 volts is too much for the average motor.  If you live in a rural area, you need a lot longer wire.

--Lee

[the_big_m_in_ok]

A wire held 200 meters up will generate 2000 volts.Same source.triffid

@triffid
I agree, that's possible.  But how long is the wire and how close is it to the municipal power lines?

Several patents, even from the 'Teens and 'Twenties, used resonant coils to augment power being generated by the lengthy wire run.
This, I think, would alter the picture some if additional power was being produced by CEMF/BEMF as well as from natural radiant signals impacting the wire.

--Lee

[topothemtn]

 I had a thought!  Or maybe it was just a BRAIN FART.
I have a 10 foot fiberglass satellite dish. Has anyone used one to extract energy from the aether?
It picks up signals from a satellite. Would it be able to pick up energy;say from power lines or other WASTED energy that is out there.
I would sure appreciate it if anyone has any ideas on this.
Thank for any ideas anyone has.
Dick.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I had a thought!  Or maybe it was just a BRAIN FART.
I have a 10 foot fiberglass satellite dish. Has anyone used one to extract A from the aether?
It picks up signals from a satellite. Would it be able to pick up energy;say from power lines or other WASTED energy that is out there.

I believe, from what I heard or read awhile ago, new receiving dishes are hardwired(?) or otherwise prevented from taking in any signal except the one the subscriber pays for.  Reverse engineering may or may not be an option.

All that's left---I believe---is laboriously coating the inside of the dish with something like aluminum foil and then installing a specially designed collector of some kind at the focal point of the dish as a power tap.  I think.  I'm just putting an idea out there.

More trouble than it's worth, I suppose.  It might depend on how creative, persistant and wealthy you are to get what you want.

--Lee

[topothemtn]

Thanks for the input,Lee
You are right about it being hardwired for sat signals. I'll have to look into what it would take to maybe change the LBN to catch some other kind of signal.
Anyway it might be worth a try. It is just sitting there. And no one will take it. The only other use for it would be a BIG sled for playing in the snow!!!

Dick