falling capacitor charges?

[ckreol1]

Here's an article in SciAm called
Do electric charges and magnets distort space, in the way that a source of gravity does?

It totally agrees with what Graham says (on the electropub.wordpress.com site in the "voltage controlled radioactivity" article).

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=do-electric-charges-and-m

[ckreol1]

To explain the picture 2 posts back, I am thinking that electrons in the magnet will be altered by being in a different space-time (electrostatic field), thus varying the resultant strength of the magnetic field, thus inducing a current in the coil.  This device should be non-reciprocal, at least, to some extent.

What do you all think?

[ckreol1]

Hey guys.  I had an idea for a generator using a rotating hv field and a magnet.

It should theoretically work, I think (maybe ONLY theoretically). It's similar to the picture I posted before, but the configuration is more effective.

Also, at the end of the page are all of Graham Gunderson's egroup comments on his electrostatic turbine.

http://electropub.wordpress.com/2010/06/26/electrostatic-generator-idea/

[ckreol1]

Put up an old (1999) article by Graham on scalar fields and other EM stuff.  The article used to be on Rick Anderson's site.

Polarization and Non-Inductive Coils Revisited
http://electropub.wordpress.com/2010/07/11/polarization-and-non-inductive-coils-revisited/

[gsmsslsb]

Thanks Ckreol
I love the gunderson stuff
Keep it comin
Thanks Gsm