This look interresting, simple free energy device

[TheOne]

you need scaler coil around the magnet and capacitor, something i don't have, i dont even know what a scaler coil is

[bitRAKE]

Maybe the same as a Caduseus Coil:
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/sclxmtr.htm

There are some very "interesting" links if you google for "scalar coil" (use quotes).
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22scalar+coil%22

[vortexentity]

The scaler coil is simply 2 coils intersecting at 90 degrees from one another. There is only about 12 turns on each and they are wired together to form a scaler field. Scaler is non-Hertzian wave or one in which the field is canceled but current is still found to be drained from the system. The theory is that this energy while not visible or measurable due to its shape is till present and effects matter on the quantum level.

At least that is my understanding of it.

In the case of these 2 coils they are wrapped around the magnets axis not around the capacitors axis.

The magnets should be selected so as to completely cover the capacitor. The reason for my choice of a super cap was that they have a high capacity and are carbon based. Others might work as well but have not tried them yet.

We plan to make some other attempts and will publish them as well.

[MT]

Well i think it's simple enough to replicate, i don't have wire so other can try it instead of saying he cheat with his friend no?

btw here another result (12 hours after the last one)

capacitor + attraction magnet = 14.4 mV (after 29 hours)
capacitor + repulsion magnet = 3.4 mV (after 18.5 hours)
capacitor + no magnet = 3.8 mV (after 18.5 hours)

this experience is not right without the coil...

Hi

tempted by triviality I also tried it and yes it does veeerry slooow charge capacitor in my case ~ 1mV per 2 hours.

20:19  0.05mV
21:11  0.58mV
22:59  1.26mV
23:03  1.30mV
23:19  1.40mV

Below my setup with 6 x cubic neos N48 in atraction. 

Marcel

[vortexentity]

The coil has no effect in the system it seems. The purpose for them was for future experiments using various RF frequencies.