The Young Effect, my gift to the free energy movement!

[Yucca]

@CaptainPecan

Great work and videos.

But I think a cap with half the voltage has less than half the stored energy:

0.5 * C * V * V seems to hold in my experiments discharging caps through resistors and integrating the discharge curve on a storage scope. When I double the voltage in the cap I see approx quadruple energy out.

Here´s an analogy of your experiment using water:

Take two identical water storage tanks. Connect the tanks using a hose at the bottom of each with a tap in the middle. Have one tank empty, fill one tank to the top. Now open the tap....

A current will flow in the pipe as the tanks equalise, you could use this flow to drive a turbine etc. or you could just leave it and let it flow.

After settling the two tanks will both be half full, if you take the total amount of water in both tanks then it is the same as what was in the previously full tank. If you take the individual water head heights and sum them then they are the same as a full tank.

One could be forgiven for thinking that the 2 half tanks have the same potential energy in them as the one full tank, but unfortunately that is not the case. One full tank is like two half tanks, BUT you must stand one half ontop of the other (lift it up) to make the same potential energy as one full tank.

If you can work out a way to take two 9V charged caps and make the charge all go back into one cap to make one 18V cap then you´ve cracked it.

Having said all this, I don´t think you should stop your research in this area, caps are good for making fast transients and I think that´s where it´s at.

Yucca.

edit:
Your work has inspired me to try and get hold of some very low ESR caps for investigating fast cap to cap discharges through different materials.

[innovation_station]

@CaptainPecan

Great work and videos.


If you can work out a way to take two 9V charged caps and make the charge all go back into one cap to make one 18V cap then you´ve cracked it.

Yucca.

i think this is verry easly done..   
im sure it has been done!!!    
what about 1v to 70 v    with out a cap.....   
lol  oh btw i know this has been done as i have DONE IT LOL!!

ist!

[captainpecan]

Quote from: 4Tesla on Today at 08:16:59 AM
I understand the formula part.. but I don't understand how you are getting OU out of this.. I believe the motor would spin 1 1/2 turns on a cap charged at 9 volts directly from the battery.. so after the cap is charged by 18 volts by the battery and you run the motor with 2 caps and have split the 18 volts, into 2 caps and each has 9 volts.. can you hook one of the 9 volt caps to the motor and get it to spin another 1 1/2 turns?  I don't think you can.

Until I see this done.. I don't believe there is free energy.

I do think that you did great work and not trying to prove you wrong.. I just want proof that you are right and I don't see it.

Jason

Here you go, I tried to make it as simple as I could, and did pretty much exactly as you asked. Does it prove more "Energy", that's still a huge debate. But it does prove that I get more "Work" out of it, whether the energy is really there or not!
Part 5 http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=FC-RBlZ2jTA

[Yucca]

i think this is verry easly done..   
im sure it has been done!!!    
what about 1v to 70 v    with out a cap.....   
lol  oh btw i know this has been done as i have DONE IT LOL!!

ist!

LOL, you crack me up ist , always with the crpytic carrots on the stick 

So how do you do this asymetric charge transport? I´m eager to learn!

Yucca.

[innovation_station]

i like your new vid...

and thats the point im trying to make....  lol

you have done just a fine job of it 


ist!