Captret - Capacitor and Electret

[NerzhDishual]

Hi People,

A lot of threads here. No?
This looks like a dead thread (last  post March 21 2012). No?

2 days ago, I slumbled upon this "CapTret" story.
I only read the very first page of this thread  and  few at  random posts.
So, I feel free to post. Should I not? 
I'm overloaded with more or less usefull information.

Bloating appart, I guess that I caught up the principle.
Figuring out one principle is (most of time) enough.
Only most of time... Yes.

Watching some YouTube vids, I immediately tried to reproduce some circuits (with Leds).
It works pretty well.

I'm now experimenting  (without leds) this "device".
My first results are really amazing.
As a Capacitor experimenter guy (you might consult http://freenrg.info/Condos/)
I want to thank IbPointLess2 for his creativity and his real breakthrough (IMO).

Gwella gourhemennou a-berz Yann

[ibpointless2]

Hi People,

A lot of threads here. No?
This looks like a dead thread (last  post March 21 2012). No?

2 days ago, I slumbled upon this "CapTret" story.
I only read the very first page of this thread  and  few at  random posts.
So, I feel free to post. Should I not? 
I'm overloaded with more or less usefull information.

Bloating appart, I guess that I caught up the principle.
Figuring out one principle is (most of time) enough.
Only most of time... Yes.

Watching some YouTube vids, I immediately tried to reproduce some circuits (with Leds).
It works pretty well.

I'm now experimenting  (without leds) this "device".
My first results are really amazing.
As a Capacitor experimenter guy (you might consult http://freenrg.info/Condos/)
I want to thank IbPointLess2 for his creativity and his real breakthrough (IMO).

Gwella gourhemennou a-berz Yann

Thank you! 


You can post all you want it is ok. If you have any questions feel free to ask. 

[NerzhDishual]

@IbPointLess #2,

You are welcome!

Please, think about this:
You can charge a(n electrolytic) cap with an AV (Avramenko) plug.
One wire (or no wire (kinda antenna)) = no current.

Now, your 'normal' Cap modified as a Captret is twice charged. No f' doubt about that!.
Perhaps thirdly charged! Incredible!
Did you try 3 volmeters?
One Voltmeter between the 'normal' plus and minus of the cap.
One Voltmeter between the '0' and 'normal' plus of the cap.
One Voltmeter between the '0' and 'normal' minus of the cap.

You can use cheap meters.
So, skeptics will tell you that this is a ghost charge and that meters are not reliable.
So, you can use a big cap and more voltage.
So, You can ask any skeptic to hand-short circuit between 'O' and the 'plus' of your cap. first,
and then between the '0' and the 'minus'. Not mentioning  between the 'normal' plus and minus of the cap.

A lot of configurations. Indeed. But:
1) 'Normally' charging the cap.
Then shorting out the '0' and the 'plus'
Checking the 3 meters.

2) 'Normally' charging the cap.
Then shorting out the '0' and the 'minus'
Checking the 3 meters.

I did. For the moment I do no believe my eyes.

I'm designing a more precise setup.

Very Best,
Jean

[tak22]

the Jean Naudin replication and experience:

http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=fr&to=en&a=http://jnaudin.free.fr/captret/index.htm

tak

[ibpointless2]

the Jean Naudin replication and experience:

http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=fr&to=en&a=http://jnaudin.free.fr/captret/index.htm

tak

Great Work!


I like how you have presented the data, very well done! The captret is merely a oddity, but it gives no free energy. What the Captret really does is makes you think outside the box. Just watch out for some capacitors that will expand and leak, i never had it happen but anything can happen. Its best to use new capacitors as some older ones may have the "capacitor plague".


Keep up the good work!    its always nice to see someone else working the Captret! [size=78%] [/size]