Is there any mechanic devide that works?

[TinselKoala]

Yes, I can see that... but can you tell me how that is "sharp" ?

sharpSHärp/adjectiveadjective: sharp; comparative adjective: sharper; superlative adjective: sharpest

   
• 1. (of an object) having an edge or point that is able to cut or pierce something."cut the cake with a very sharp knife"
• 2.  tapering to a point or edge."a sharp pencil"

[TinselKoala]

Tinsel must have his own institute to make replications so quickly.

Yes, I skipped the basket-weaving class today....

This, btw, is not a Wimshurst machine. Wimshurst machine works by generating charges by moving the plates past each other. Interestingly there, the induction of charges by itself takes no energy, but moving charges in relation to each other takes energy. Testatika is a Wimshurst machine, but whether any elements of that device are also used in Testatika, i don't know.

Yes, this is not a Wimshurst machine, it is a Franklin-type or corona ES motor.
No, a Wimshurst machine does not "generate" charge, it _separates_ positive from negative charge and moves those onto its capacities (the "prime conductors" and/or its Leyden jars or other capacitors) for storage. You could say that it "generates" a potential, or tension, aka voltage, by separating charges. But electrical charge is a conserved quantity, it cannot be "generated", created or destroyed.
Yes and no, it's a moot point whether electrostatic induction or the motion of charges takes energy, since the two processes go hand in hand. As the tension (voltage) builds in an electrostatic generator, whether Wimshust, Bonetti, Dirod or other, it takes more and more work to provide the necessary motion to the moving parts.
No, Testatika is _not_ a Wimshurst machine, it only superficially resembles one. Recall that there are (claimed) single-disk Testatikas, and that Wimshurst machines are DC, with "left half" positive and "right half" negative (or vice versa) rather than opposite polarity disks, whereas Baumann has said that in the 2-disk Testatika, one disk is "cloud" and the other is "earth", and they are AC-output machines... and the frequency of the output depends on the number of sectors on the disks (allegedly). Furthermore, there are so many sharp edges and surface current paths in a Testatika that it could not sustain the high voltages necessary for electrostatic generator action. Whatever the Testatika actually is, it is unlikely to be any kind of _real_ electrostatic machine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpemKuf6X_c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fWasxYQZZw

[tinman]

Hmmm....

And ?

[tysb3]

@ TinselKoala
you don't see. you are wasting time on wrong construction. you have 1 sharp point. on the video is round sharp edge and bigger attraction force.

there you are showing how easy to build   not working device.

[tinman]

@ TinselKoala
you don't see. you are wasting time on wrong construction. you have 1 sharp point. on the video is round sharp edge and bigger attraction force.

there you are showing how easy to build   not working device.

TK hasnt said it dosnt work yet-or has he/,-i didnt see that he said it didnt work,which brings mystery 

i would suspect at this time,he is trying to generate enough static charge to get the machine to spin loll.

ORRRRRR-it is working,and he is still sitting there watching his first free energy machine spinning away lol.