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A basic Tesla device made better from the one on instructables
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go ahead and make this device http://www.instructables.com/id/Free-Mako-Energy/
but you don't need the capacitor just yet, first let me explain why this device charges so slowly it takes both positive and negative charges and puts it in your capacitor as in charge some take it away charge some take it away SURGE of power take a little bit away so your capacitor only charges every surge the way to fix that is an power sorting or AC inverter.
but you don't need the capacitor just yet, first let me explain why this device charges so slowly it takes both positive and negative charges and puts it in your capacitor as in charge some take it away charge some take it away SURGE of power take a little bit away so your capacitor only charges every surge the way to fix that is an power sorting or AC inverter.
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What if we combine two machines: the flying ladder wind mill and the radiant energy collectors? Essentially you have kites that fly to high altitudes which is the best spot for harnessing gusts from the jet stream and apparently also the best place to put light weight solar panels! Radiant energy flying ladder... I can see it now!
Couldn't resist to comment for I had a unique opt. To test this radiant energy collector, with a disconnected radio antenna that shortly after was demolished, feel free to suggest what could've been better, my time was limited and so the quality of components for I was visiting from the USA, then again a spark I got while testing shocked the heck oit of me make me land on the muddy ground!..My finger was numb for the longest time! Cheers!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd2mSkQ_uog&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Think of the capacitor as a battery,see the + and - symbols?There is your clue.
Don't mean to be a jerk but maybe you should try reading a basic electronics book.
Collectors of less than 1sq meter are of little use,it's all about surface area.The collector itself must be insulated and works best pointed in an upward direction at least 2 meters above the ground,the higher the better.Keep the collector away from anything that is touching ground like trees and buildings.
Building up the diode/capacitor blocks in series will increase output voltage as well.
The most important thing with radiant energy is a low resistance earth ground I cannot stress this point enough.
1- large insulated collector
2-low resistance connecting wire
3-multiple in series diode/capacitor modules with parallel capacitor storage
4-a perfect earth ground.
I did not say anything about paralleling more modules, I said SERIES connect the bridge rectifier blocks.
parallel = more current capability
series = more voltage capacity
series parallel circuits give a increase of both voltage and current.But since you're still in the milli volt and milli amp stages it really doesn't apply here.
There is one other key element to a successful design I didn't mention because it's more advanced and that is RESONANCE tuning.
Oh and that perfect ground I was describing isn't all about the depth of the ground rod itself, but it's location in the ground that's much more important.
HaHa? I would hope if you reply to me next time to please do so without the sarcasm.Thank you.
Not all ground locations are created equal.
Keep trying though and one day you will learn what I've learned many decades ago.
3-6-9
1-2-3
When you figure the meaning of this sequence of numbers then you may pat yourself on the back. It's Tesla's real little secret.
PEACE
How would you tune this to get it to resonate.
Philip
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would that work?
The double diode portion of the circuit creates (or would create) a sort of counterclockwise circulation of the potential if the caps did not absorb it first . . . . of course it still allows for juice to get off the 'merri-go-round" and travel to ground.
To make that circuit more efficient use ultra low loss diodes (low loss in the reverse leakage spec.). You can buy silicon diodes that have reverse loss in the picoamp and nanoamp range.
DC usually travels from cathode to anode.
Dr. T.H. Moray was a follower of Tesla and his devices in the 30's and 40's used radioactive materials to ionize the antenna diode and help start up a current flow in his circuits.
He once got 50 Kilowatts out of his box device and powered several homes for a time.
Even though old timey vacuum tubes are wasteful heating up the cathode or the heater to get thermionic emission of electrons streaming to produce "energy harvesting black boxes" like Dr. Tesla and Dr. Moray did - - they still have advantages over solid state devices. For power, they can't be beat as radio stations still often use large single tubes for transmitting power signals, whereas it would take thousands of little transistors to achieve the same result . . . there are 27,000 watt single transmitter tubes available still, with massive air cooling apparatus surround them.
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note that i wasnt even using a plate, but a bare piece of wire in the air.
Awesome!