Someone who bought and read my book on Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter showed me this image depicting a diagram from Stanley Meyer.

The interesting bit is marked with a red circle; a slowly rising, then sharply dropping voltage.
If this is the key to obtaining energy from primary cosmic rays (as I described) then this may very well be something that Stanley rediscovered and tried to explain in an entirely different manner.
It is also the same thing that gives a QCW its extremely long discharges.
It is the same thing found in different places creating astonishing results.
Can anyone add something to this list that works on the same kind of electrical input: a slow rise followed by a sharp drop of voltage (either AC or DC).
Is someone interested in exploring this?

Ernst.
The interesting bit is marked with a red circle; a slowly rising, then sharply dropping voltage.
If this is the key to obtaining energy from primary cosmic rays (as I described) then this may very well be something that Stanley rediscovered and tried to explain in an entirely different manner.
It is also the same thing that gives a QCW its extremely long discharges.
It is the same thing found in different places creating astonishing results.
Can anyone add something to this list that works on the same kind of electrical input: a slow rise followed by a sharp drop of voltage (either AC or DC).
Is someone interested in exploring this?

Ernst.
(or not)

Now I'm sure this sounds like the least probable explanation to all of you but after exploring Tesla's work for as long as I have and having seen what I have in my own experiments I am quite convinced that generating extra current out of "thin air" is possible. The key to doing so is a sawtooth waveform (slow rise, sharp drop), either on its own (DC as with lightning) or AM modulated on a HF carrier (AC as with the QCW).

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