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Luke

My friend. Now we are getting close to being on the same page

My set up is just like my avatar. Or close as can be. The idea is to charge a cap and then discharge it. But until I can get a high charge then nothing works. I can see how ground AC can cause a cap not to charge. I hope this the break through that I have been looking for. Now I just have to figure out where and how to relocate my antenna and ground. To get as far away as I can from the ac interferance I have to go to the cati corner of my building No lights or heat there That gets me about 45 feet away from all AC.

I guess I wont freeze to death because I have a K1 heater that I can hug and a couple of flash lights.
Bless
Shawn

[robomont]

glad to hear it.curious to hear results.
i would suggest though that the cap should be charging no matter what.because the air gradient is always fluctuating.just hooking a ground up to the cap should increase the speed of charging.as long as the cap connections are exposed to air .then charging should occur.only on insulating said connections would charging slow down tremendously.

[Amaterasu]

Not sure if this is posted elsewhere (could not find it in a search...), but I thought I would bring it here:

[robomont]

Thankyou amy for finding a very good video.not only that.there is a variable capacitor hes using that i would almost trade my first born for.you guys need to watch that short vid.he has some very nice professional equipment and even the gloves were class.this guy has his ducks in a row.

[Amaterasu]

Most welcome.  I figured it would mean more to You all than to Me specifically.  [smile]

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

NICE!

You're not wrong Robo, nice professional setup, and a scope i would sell my grandmother's bones for

Can you contact him? Ask him over, i don't have much time but if he wants in i will set his permission (Z will at any rate) the moment he signs up.

We need builders of this high standard, well done Amy

ETA: I built a super ELF sinewave oscillator that resonates around the Schumann frequency, will post the diagram soon, it only uses 2 standard NPN trannies, 1 if you're a bit creative.
All you need is 3 x .1to 1uF caps and a 5k potmeter, and a few 4k7's ....and a 10k and an 82k.....