First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[neptune]

Tigrotto, welcome back. Walt, did you understand table saw experiment, and did you have time to try it? Anybody else notice that In TT s time schedule for building V12 he mentions capacitors, but not copper tube, or coils or graphite. Must be much simpler then?

[georgemay]

Hi Walter,
Excellent job.   Have you covered the frame yet?

All,
I don't know if you remember my battery charging test.  On December 9 I put AA NiMH battery I found in my garage.  Initial test shows .045V then I used piece of duct tape and hang the battery inside the pyramid. Pyramid is covered but not grounded and I kept 4th wall closed as well.  I am about to quit the test as I need to put collector inside.
here are the results:

9-Dec   8:00am   0.45      
9-Dec   2:00pm   0.505      
10-Dec   6:00pm   0.538      
10-Dec   12:00am   0.543      
11-Dec   6:00am   0.546      
11-Dec   6:00pm   0.55   
12-Dec   6:00am   0.556      
12-Dec   6:00pm   0.559      
13-Dec   6:00am   0.563      
14-Dec   6:00am   0.567   

There are no significant changes but it clearly proves that something is going on inside.
So please,  keep building/testing and post some results!

George

[georgemay]

Hi Walter,
Excellent job.   Have you covered the frame yet?

All,
I don't know if you remember my battery charging test. .....................


...for some unknown reason, the previous message was posted twice. to save the space I deleted the contents of the second one.
George

[neptune]

georgemay, interesting results on the battery test. Not life changeing, but may be significant none the less.At some point, I will do similar tests with other cells, zinc- carbon, nicad, lead acid etc, and also electrolytic caps. It would be interesting to attach a metal plate to each and of the cell, a sort of cap, and see what results.I think Walter is very close to a big breakthrough when he gets his frame covered.

[Nutcracker]

Hi Walter,
Excellent job.   Have you covered the frame yet?

All,
I don't know if you remember my battery charging test.  On December 9 I put AA NiMH battery I found in my garage.  Initial test shows .045V then I used piece of duct tape and hang the battery inside the pyramid. Pyramid is covered but not grounded and I kept 4th wall closed as well.  I am about to quit the test as I need to put collector inside.
here are the results:

9-Dec   8:00am   0.45     
9-Dec   2:00pm   0.505     
10-Dec   6:00pm   0.538     
10-Dec   12:00am   0.543     
11-Dec   6:00am   0.546     
11-Dec   6:00pm   0.55   
12-Dec   6:00am   0.556     
12-Dec   6:00pm   0.559     
13-Dec   6:00am   0.563     
14-Dec   6:00am   0.567   

There are no significant changes but it clearly proves that something is going on inside.
So please,  keep building/testing and post some results!

George

@George
When you take the battery out of the pyramid, please hang it somewhere else with the same duct tape and measure it for another week.  (a kind of control measurement)  Would be interesting to see what happens to it.

@All
You may have already known this, but I just realized it.  Covering the pyramid with wallboard (containing gypsum) is very similar to the original pyramids where they finished the outside with limestone.  (gypsum and limestone are similar but not exact) Just starting to make the connection.

Nut