First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[Walter Hofmann]

Hi all,
I just examin the old picture from TT's video and the big capacitor look at your self
her http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/MGN_R-7athzIYLuwktD75K1TlTob3sPT--Aceb5USJl3Caj2quviIikw_3ToYfYlAxyYzfjxhrrL0iW1mJ_0Ds2MTS_6iW_-V6u6/V6/_pyramid%20picture%203.jpg,
watch for the connection on this cap one pol comes from the converter unit on one side ( right) and the positive of the DVM goes from the sam plate and the motor connection. the other plate is connected directly to the pyramide frame , the DVM and the motor.
what do you think of this.
greetings
walt

[Vladokv]

I have new idea. If is true that pyramid can prevent food and drink go bad, it's probably change and dielectric constant of that material. That  change of dielectric constant (if exist) can be utilised for prodicting electric power.

As seen from image, change in dielectric constant can be changed by placing dielectric in and out pyramid. Some additional explanation: if pyramid afect food and drink go bad, it's probably change and dielectric constant of that material -- change of dielectric constant change capacity of capacitor (dielectric of that capacitor) -- change of capacity cause change of voltage -- change of voltage is - AC voltage, wich can be conected to load and produce current -- capacitor conduct AC current, but not DC current, and then main capacitor won't be discharged

Water is taken as example in drawings

[supersam]

@walt and all,,

good luck, i just can't figure why you want look at the facts with the hardware.  take the long road if you must!!!

lol
sam

[jeanna]

@walt and all,,

good luck, i just can't figure why you want look at the facts with the hardware.  take the long road if you must!!!

lol
sam

HUH?
jeanna

[neptune]

@ supersam, we have no alternative except to take the long road, unless of course you know a shorter road, in which case, please tell.
              My next step is to replicate the v4 as closely as possible. Looking at the photo on page one of this topic, There are 2 areas of confusion regarding the circuit. First is the area near the blue object on the left side of the copper tube. we now know there is a reed switch here operated by a magnet, and both of these are unnecessary. The other area is identifying the 2 output leads of the capacitor. [ note that the drawing on this page shows only one out put lead. One lead is obvious. A black wire exits the cap at top left and connects to the 5 turn coil via a terminal block. The
only other output lead is the bare wire at cap bottom left. I think it connects either to the reed switch and thus to the left graphite rod and the converter output. A second, less likely possibility is that it connects to the copper frame near the reed switch.
     Thus the circuit is; 2 graphite rods connect together and the output is taken from the left rod, another wire from left graphite goes to the big coil then the small coil, through the cap and back to the left graphite[ or possibly to copper frame] Opinions welcome