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[pepsimaxzu]

electrons going from negative to positive charge in real life.

[Acca]

Akula0083 pics his latest...

[ctbenergy]

TheOldScientist
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheOldScientist/videos

Power Transmission in a lumped circuit Scenario 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px14OF1D3EA

Power Transmission in a lumped circuit Scenario 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwk_2Zp_P4Q

[Zeitmaschine]

A good experiment would be to create a high voltage source and then switching that source on and off in dependency of a resonant LC circuit. When the circuit swings in one direction the high voltage is on and attracts additional electrons from ground. When the circuit swings in the other direction the high voltage goes off so the electrons can float back to the ground easily.

Of course putting a load in the electrons way while swinging would be a good idea too ...

[verpies]

If we have a LC circuit at resonance then there are electrons in the wire of that circuit oscillating back and forth. What would happen if we inject additional electrons into the wire of that circuit

Maybe this would be a good experiment to prove that electrons are not solely responsible for the electric current in a metal wire.

If the resistance of an isolated closed electric circuit increased after electrons were removed from it by a positive electrostatic charge, then it would be an indication to what extent free electrons are needed for an electric current to flow in a metal conductor.