First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[pese]

thomas trawogers copper loop, was a water cell!


the steel screw was electrically connected, with the saltwater in the copper loop!

the connection went copper pipe,
saltwater,
copper wire (inside top of copper loop),
steel screw,
copper wire,
capacitor.

i had this missing link, the moment i stuck copper wire and steel wire, into a bowl of water.


the steel frame acted as the steel-sheet peak.

the steel frame was electrically sepperated from everything, so that it could dedicate all of its energy, into cramming CW into the copper loop in the middle.

not steel. the graphit/carbon was the electrode against copper... But not zhe saltwater-cel is the source of the power, that was at last 30 watt (not published yet)
Pese

[nitinnun]

i'm not sure what you are talking about, pese.
but the saltwater is neccessary, to polarize-yet-connect the copper and steel.


copper/saltwater/steel produce electricity.
but MOST of the electricity, comes from the pyramid dumping CW into the copper, and CCW into the steel.

i do not think that is it possible to collect from a pyramid, without 2 metals touching water.
or some hydrogen/whatever substitute for water.

[pese]

i'm not sure what you are talking about, pese.
but the saltwater is neccessary, to polarize-yet-connect the copper and steel.


copper/saltwater/steel produce electricity.
but MOST of the electricity, comes from the pyramid dumping CW into the copper, and CCW into the steel.

i do not think that is it possible to collect from a pyramid, without 2 metals touching water.
or some hydrogen/whatever substitute for water.

give attention to the graphit electrode that was inside the sand an saltwater-filled tube
Pese

[nitinnun]

so, it went copper loop,
saltwater,
graphite,
wire,
steel screw,
wire,
capacitor?


i was not able to find this out, by reading this thread.
so tell me what it was.

[nitinnun]

how high was the sand, in the copper tube?

the graphite rod WAS touching the sand?