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ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

Started by Tito L. Oracion, February 06, 2009, 01:45:08 AM

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Dave45

The only way I can see to make a conventional circuit go ou, give it something to draw from besides the power supply.
Ion clouds

Dave45

Now we are mobile and not broadcasting our location  ;D I hope

Dave45

QuoteIf the material being neutralized is charged positive, it will immediately absorb negative ions from the static neutralizer and repel the positive ions. When the material becomes neutralized, there is no longer electrostatic attraction and the material will cease to absorb ions. Conversely, if the material being neutralized is charged negative, it will absorb the positive ions being generated by the neutralizer and repel the negative ions. Again, once neutralization is accomplished, the material will no longer attract ions. See figure below.
http://www.electrostatics.com/page2.html
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MarkE

It's a fun demonstration.  But how does it relate to this thread?