MY PATENTED DEVICE DOES NOT WORK!

[forest]

Would it be too hard to experimental prove if there is EM radiation in this case ? Do you know any scientific papers of such experiment ?

[tinman]

Would it be too hard to experimental prove if there is EM radiation in this case ? Do you know any scientific papers of such experiment ?

There is no EM losses or any other losses-->the !/2 charge that seems to be missing is still in the cap. The electrons dont just go zipping of into the sky,or get radiated as heat-the electron flow is what creates the heat. The higher the restriction to this flow,the more heat is generated-electrical flow friction.

When you charge a cap or a battery,your charging source is nothing more than a pump. This pump is what pumps the electrons from the positive plate,back to the negative plate. When there is no voltage across the cap,you havnt used the charge,you have simply provided a path for the electrons to flow to the positive plate. This is the very same as the water in the two tanks wanting to reach an equilibrium-->the charge is still in the caps. The problem is,there is now no potential difference between the two charged plates.

[MarkE]

Would it be too hard to experimental prove if there is EM radiation in this case ? Do you know any scientific papers of such experiment ?

Maxwell's equations tell us that any rate of change of current through a circuit radiates E/M energy.  Experiments go back to the 1800's.  Everyday thousands of engineers conduct these experiments in EMC labs doing what they need to to reduce the radiation to acceptable levels.

[pomodoro]

Beginners should also note that the capacitor holds no extra electrons when charged than it did when discharged. 

[tinman]

Beginners should also note that the capacitor hold no extra electrons when charged than it did when discharged.

Spot on