R-Walker Selfsustaining Free Energy bike from Mexico

[Dave45]

You could use a boost converter (joule thief) to positively charge one side of a cap and pull negative energy from the ground but how to release the energy? the negative will not leave the cap as long as the pos charge iz still there.
Could the pos be released back to the pos of the battery?

This deserves its own thread.

[lespaul109]

Dave, I too have been obsessed and racking my brain over what Don was getting at with the AEG! It's really been eating at me lately, it seems so simple. The cooling effect is the most interesting part that I read.

[jimbo]

Pulling charge from the ground with a single cap is doable but not much free energy you need more caps then your getting in it. a lead acid battery is about 50% efficient so you'll need to use more caps to get over that hump. The thing about caps there close to 100%.  And cycle like a million times or more. I thought the Walker bike was using this type of recharging when I saw the big caps on it. You know if your pulling energy out of the environment things just might get cold. I just wish I could of come up with a way to use them as a charge sources that would have been very efficient. But due to the nature of caps. I couldn't. Jim out👍

[a.king21]

I think that this is very close to what Kapanadze was doing. Here is the video my team made which I termed the aquarium 2


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JXFWuwlg-0


He does require an earth ground or a heavy object.

[Dave45]

Its about electron flow, i can see how to pull electrons from the ground but what then,
Run them into the neg side of a battery?
When charging a battery electrons are pumped off the pos an back into the neg so if we pull electrons from the ground an force them into the neg side of a battery how will this charge the battery?

I think you would need a ground and an antenna.