increase OU of captret

[dequadin]

@dequadin.what exactly in the most simple terms have you got ther.a self-charging cap? Is there oil in the cap?are the two plates of the cap made from different metals and is there a trace of moisture in the cap?lets get to the bottom of this using textbook science.

Please understand what is "Captret" first. Then you will know what I mean.
We don't use textbook science, since no "captret" on any textbook science and no "self charge effect" and no "free energy".
if you would like to know where does the terms located on the textbook science, please ignore this post.

[profitis]

ok mr dequadin.i just thought you might be intrested to know that the slightest traces of moisture in any capacitor will induce standard galvanic voltage and current,especially after its been charged due to chemical changes at electrodes.if you can rule that out then you may be onto something.

[dequadin]

ok mr dequadin.i just thought you might be intrested to know that the slightest traces of moisture in any capacitor will induce standard galvanic voltage and current,especially after its been charged due to chemical changes at electrodes.if you can rule that out then you may be onto something.

So??
You can say due to the impurity of the chemical inside the cap, it acts like a weak battery.
But can a normal battery run a LED lighting for such a long time I wondered. (I use the blue light LED which is quite power consuming)
Also, we can short every terminal to the ground for a week, and a voltage gaining we can observed after the disconnection.
what's more, the same metal of the electrodes in most of the capacitor actually.
No matter what, how to use a capacitor is your own choice.
You may think it is a weak battery, but what I think it can be possible to be other thing for me to obtain those static charge

[profitis]

people seem to think that identical electrodes of highly reactive aluminum wil giv zero galvanic but they conveniently forget that oxygen in air and hydronium ions in water both attack aluminum nonstop slowly giving eddy currents in each electrode.the Al2O3 layer thickeness differences will also play a role.you can short it for weeks and you still get voltage,its a slow chemical combustion

[profitis]

if u want to strictly rule out chemical combustion you can try platinum,gold foil,or graphite electrodes