Electret antenna out of an coaxial cable?

[antimony]

Hi, i have for some time been thinking about trying to collect some radiant energy, and i found out about a company called Ion power group (ionpowergroup.com) that Lasersable are working with. Check this video out if you haven´t already seen it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENeDkGce5-4

Anyway, i googled "ion power group" to read their patents, and then i also found among the listings another interesting site called nuenergy.org, where i read that you can make a anthenna from coaxial cable.
You have to condition it first so it developes a better electret effect for collecting atmospheric electricity.
You do so by stripping the cables outer layer of isolating plastic, and baking it in the oven for a while so the inner isolating layer will start to melt onto the inner copper wire, creating up to 10 times better electricity collection.

Here´s the link.
http://www.nuenergy.org/radiant-energy-diatribe/

I am in the process of stripping a piece of coaxial cable now, and i will try this. Have anybody else also done this?

I was going to post some pictures, but i cant find the phone on the laptop when i connect it.
Anyway, it´s not very interesting pictures anyway, but i can try again later.

[sm0ky2]

sounds interesting.

keep us posted on what you find.

[Nink]

Interesting:  Idea take 4 quad copters and place them say 100ft apart.  Now take some spun graphene thread (super conductive and super light) and place it between all 4 of them/ Now run one wire from one of the quads to the ground....  If we can generate enough power at very high levels could we keep all 4 quads in the air at say 1000 feet.    I am not sure how many amps we are talking about.  Looking at their "patented down converter" it does not look like a lot. 

You could use 4 quads hovering at 1000 feet constantly  for everything from cell phone antennas to providing wifi, live earth video etc

FYI QUAD COPTER ATMOSPHERE POWER COLLECTORS IS NOW PATENT PENDING NINK :-)

[sm0ky2]

using pulsed-power signals to run those motors has had a lot of success in lowering power requirements per lift force.
increasing the runtime for the copters and gyros
as it turns out, pulsing the motor doesn't change the momentum a whole lot, so you still maintain a stable lift/wind force.
but run the motor at the same rpm, using a lower/shorter duty cycle.

[FatBird]

Thank you for sharing everything.  Sounds really interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENeDkGce5-4

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