@ Pirate88197,


Thanks for reading, no I have not followed all of your posts, but I have seen all of your videos. Nice work by the way and nice to hear from you.

This is all Tesla with a bit of Moray mixed in, so do please take it for what it's worth. Most of this is just my opinion as far as theory is concerned. But even a bad experiment leads to positive and to usable results. I will post everything, but since I have to re-perform the experiments, it will take time. Please bare with me. I believe this is a good thing! Others may differ in opinion, but if I can do it once, then I should be able to do it twice, correct?

QuoteAre you getting any power out of this arrangement?  My set-up here typically (although it does fluctuate) puts out about 2 vdc at 20 mA's or so.

Yes, I get enough to charge batteries with this circuit, but if you take what I have learned in combination with what you already know, then you should have a kick a$$ system on your hands. That is why I began to post in this thread. My system works stand alone, and so does yours! So what happens if you combine the two? It should be compounded interest.......correct? But somebody needs to try it. I'm not properly equipped, (no pun intended) but you guys are.

So what happens if you combine an earth battery along with a radiant energy receiver? I don't know!  I'm hoping you guys can answer this for me and gain some interesting results in return.

QuoteAlso, I can hook up my modified Fuji to my electrodes and get about 400 volts dc out.  You probably have enough to run one of thiese as well.

I can't receive anywhere near 400 VDC, but I think I could power one of the Fuji circuits... Just a guess though! I have yet to try it, so that's all I can say. I am re-running all my basic experiments in hopes that someone will find something I missed, all the while learning this site and posting proof as best I can. Thanks to all that bare with me in the process!

QuoteSomewhere, way back in the early days of our research
here, someone suggested using a helium balloon with light guage mag wire tied to it to get it up to about 200 feet to get some real juice.  Now, this sounds pretty simple and is a good idea unless there is much wind, or a thunder storm.

Thunderstorms are good! Not for the sake of attracting lightning, but for the sake of results. This devise seems to repel lightning! I don't exactly know why, but you can rest assured that I have a theory. Metal rod or wire high in the sky never get's hit by an electrical strike while tied to this circuit, why is that? All this to come later, but for now, always go as high as possible, and also as deep into the ground as possible.

But do please feed your ideas in the process, humor yourself as well as others. I assure you, I will not be the one to criticize! But I am the one asking for thoughts......

QuoteI would like to try this in combination with my electrodes to see if I can put them in series to my 650 F supercap.  This would be a very good base increase for me.

Yes, "A" men! This is exactly what I am hopeful that people will do. But on their own terms.

QuoteI appreciate your work and your efforts here.  The photos are a big help as I guess a lot of us are visual and, even though someone can explain somethnig ot me like 10 times...I see a photo and say..."so that is what he means."

You along with the rest are quite welcome. But I hope all can understand that I'm new here. So I just need a little time to figure it all out. But I will have many more pic's to post coming soon.

All I ask is this: if you have an idea, do please throw it at me. Your thoughts cause me to think, and hopefully vise versa.

So thanks again to all.

t3t4

@DonL,

In the pic's I provided, I am using 14 awg via a very old extension cord of 100' (or 100 feet). Sorry, but some live in other places, so if they want to do the math, then so be it. I flat out suck in math, so bare with me, please.... So without getting into greater discussion, I'll let it rest here.....

QuoteI'm starting to look at coax cable
now along with aluminum plates.

I have used this as well, but it actually does a good job. If you are speaking of cable television coax cable. Just remember, if you wrap it in a coil, then all will say it's pure induction, for those that understand. Even though that's exactly what I did in some tests, all will either say it's cool or it's a fluke by pure induction! Do please keep in mind that I have years in this, not days!

What none realize yet, is the fact that we need induction to make this system work. That is not to say we steal from the grid or from the AM/FM radio band waves, but only to say we need to draw in these electron in either case.

So play! have fun in the process and report all findings. That's all....... But try everything at least once, but twice to make sure it wasn't a fluke the first time around!

t3t4

Quote from: t3t4 on August 27, 2009, 03:56:06 AM
@DonL,
In the pic's I provided, I am using 14 awg via a very old extension cord of 100' (or 100 feet).
t3t4

We need to remember to be very detailed with our descriptions of our systems.
Just to clarify. You are using an old extension cord.  Most extension cards in America are made up of 3 wires.  A Load, Common and Ground.  Is this what you're using?  Which of the 3 wires are you using?  What are you doing with the other 2 wires?

Thank you,
DonL

QuoteMetal rod or wire high in the sky never get's hit by an electrical strike while tied to this circuit, why is that?

Possibly the circuit is draining the negative charge that builds up on the metal. If there is an earth ground in the circuit that helps drain the negative charge also. A direct or close proximity hit would still take it out. Pvc coated wire doesn't build up a negative charge like bare wire.
Florida is number 2 in the world for lightning strikes next to Africa. I have a 32 foot galvanized mast for my weather station out in my pasture. It has 4 guy wires and each has its own ground rod as well as the mast itself. Its been up for about 5 years without a hit.

Xee2
Thank you for the pic upload.  I very much appreciate it!

Doni
Thank you for your idea!!  It made me think of another idea which I decided to add to yours.  It was a jolting experience to say the least!     But now I will go back out and this time wear some rubber boots and rubber gloves and try again!  You have a good mind for putting things together.  Glad you are here.