A simple hydrogen generator powered by the Earth

[Logic]

Damn!  The link from my abov e post no longer works. 

Anyway what this univarsity guy discovered was that if you charged a piece of P-type semi-conductor with static it produced hydrogen.

So drop a peltier into some water and rub your head with a baloon while holding one of the wires! 

Jokes aside:  I plan to experiment with this as soon as I find some P-type semi conductor.

[resonanceman]

If you think about it the entire electrical grid is just such a system (at least in a sense). If you turned off all the generators the grid would still build and hold a charge. So all the generators are really doing is multiplying an existing charge and making it alternate....

Yes I said this probably wouldn't be valuable as a commercial system just something to think about.

What I wonder about is  how this  concept could be applied to high rise buildings .   
I would think  that  the  buildings  would tend to build a charge just like a wire .

Of course   there is bound to be an EE solution  to  this kind of  "  problem "


gary

[greendoor]

enki09 - thanks for posting your idea as promised.  I thought you were going to propose using an "earth battery".  Do a google - you will find it is possible to extract good current at low voltage, and drive an HHO cell very easily.  Maybe, just maybe, you will be stealing power from the grid - but if those bastards are running their electricity through your ground without your permission, I say fair game.  Or maybe you will be tapping the Telluric currents that are freely available to all. 

Note: Anyone with a name like Mr Entropy will be anti-free energy - possibly paid to waste your time and discourage real free-energy research.  Don't worry about the skeptics - you really have to question their involvement in this type of forum.  Although it's good to have real science to stop you wasting time and money on things that won't work.  But when they are just being ignorant (with emphasis on "ignore") then you don't have to listen to them.

With a high wire you can get high voltage, but low current.  You could run an electrostatic motor off that - again do a google.

Free energy is all around us - don't let the septic skeptics divert you.   

[Paul-R]

Didn't a Tesla's patent have an interrupter of some sort connecting through a capacitor,
creating a sort of AC, and a transformer to up the current and drop the voltage?
Paul.

I was thinking of Tesla's 685957:
http://www.pat2pdf.org/patents/pat685957.pdf
Paul.