Ok help me out how do you build 120 volt 100 amp battery

[cletushowell]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVySSji00eo
heres the latest energy wireless

[the_big_m_in_ok]

@cletushowell

With respect to your posted Reply #25,

Can you either upload a post with a drawing or otherwise draw a circuit diagram of what you're trying to do with your experiments?

Examples:

       ------>|------     = Diode

   -----\/\/\/\/\/\-----  = Resistor 

   ------- ||| -------
            ) ||| (
            ) ||| (            = Transformer
            ) ||| (
--------- |||-------

Be as specific as possible as long as you're confident that QWERTY keyboard ascii can represent your circuit accurately.

--Lee

[cletushowell]

I dont understand what your asking
there is no diodes no resistors
transitors is three sending rods
sending 60 hz frequency from the wall
the secondary picks it up and i increased the watts
by conmecting wires that defy all logic
how do you want me to explain it

[broli]

Do you know how incredible annoying you are. Someone asks you for a circuit diagram and you don't know what he's talking about, that's ignoring the nonsensical posting style and the very unclear videos. Poeple cannot not and will not help you if they can't even communicate on a basic level with you. You may or may not have something interesting but if you can't convey the idea in a rational and clear way you're on your own.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

how do you want me to explain it

Try this?
             
  240 VAC ------------------------
                                              |
  120VAC  ____________________|__    electrical junction Not Connected
                                              |   |
                                              |   |
  240 VAC -----------------------|   |
                                                   |_/\/\/\_        Current limiting resistor
                                                               |
                                                               |
                                                             ----
                                                            / / /

I'll try and explain:

One rod or conductor is attached to wall current at 120 VAC.  ALSO, solder a resistor between the rod to ground, thus preventing a dead short to ground and possibly burning down your building.

Have two rods nearby to act as a step-up transformer, resonant with the first rod.  Connect the rods together for 240 VA.  Rectify or step down with another transformer, or, add more rods for more power, connecting them in series or parallel?

Does this make sense, cletushowell?
I had to brainstorm this as I went along, but that's what I thought of first from your description.

REEDIT:
Added a resistor to drawing.

Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to watch YouTube videos (off limits) at this Salvation Army domicile facility---inappropriate for children.  I'll go to another computer later in the week.

--Lee