Single Wire Capacitor Charging

[Aaron]

YouTube - Single Wire Capacitor Charge
Just a quick demo

[Maxwell]

schematic

Aaron,

Can you post a schematic of the connections for this? Or at least explain what is connected differently from the basic spark plug circuit (Water Sparkplug | Electroradiant Event)?

Thanks

[Aaron]

single wire transmission to charge capacitor

Hi Maxwell,

The main circuit is proprietary right now. The discovery of some of its effects were my own discovery.

The spark plug is being used as a wastegate (turbo pressure relief valve on the exhaust side)...for the purpose of sharpening the gradient of the radiant spikes.

I'll post a better vid with a better demo on normal caps people are used to so that they can see there is real power in the cap.

[AhuraMazda]

@Maxwell
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Take a look at Pretty sure I have figured it out!
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Peace

[elias]

Interesting

@Maxwell
We are all one and what we do to others is what we do to ourselves.

Take a look at Pretty sure I have figured it out!
make sure you follow the links.

Peace

Ahuramazda

This: Joseph Hiddink: One-Terminal Capacitor -- Articles & USP#4095162 seems really mind boggling and exciting. And of course makes sense too. It reminds me of Brown's Electrogravitic systems, such as the antigravity lifter,or in other terms the asymmetric capacitor which goes up towards the smaller plate, when voltage is applied, and it makes no difference which terminal is positive! It only goes up towards the smaller end.
Now a one terminal capacitor is the most asymmetric capacitor in the world and why shouldn't it fly?

All we need to do is putting the pieces together to get a big picture about these techs.

Thank You

[Aaron]

One Wire Transmission Charging Capacitor

Just a demo.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKwDl6aZIMg

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[Burned_NE2]

Alternative one wire method found!

Hi All

I purchased an Accel 8140C Auto Ignition Coil yesterday and hooked it up to my Bedini SSG circuit in the hopes of recreating Imhotep's Radiant Oscillator which I did but with limited success as the 13 Watt CFL wasn't very bright.

BUT....The one thing I noticed is that the coil's output behaved as a single wire power transmission line

So this morning I decided to hook up two 1N5408 diodes to the coil's output wire and into a capacitor ala Avramenko style circuit (see attached circuit).

Guess what? It charges the cap with one wire

Questions? What can be done with the power from the cap? Should I pulse into another battery to try to charge it or is there something else that can be done with this such as trying to produce HHO maybe? Can it drive a motor?

Notes on the circuit: The SSG cirsuit is self oscillating and draws approximately 130 mA using a 12 volt 7.5 Ah battery.

Regards,
Paul

[professor]

Hi
My comment to that is that you are charging the capacitor using both of the capacitors terminals therefore still two wires at that point what enters the Diodes by one wire is RF that gets rectified ,which charges the Cap. in principle similar to my Circuit voltage amplification by flux exited self oscillating reed switch
Or take a Wire ( long wire antenna) attach two Diodes one forward the other reverse biased and attach them the same way to your Cap. This works in perticularly well if you live near High tension power lines. If you live close to a Transmitter you could feed it through a tuned coil.
By the way and be warned ,both methods are illegal.
professor

you will see it charge up.
m on to one end leading to a Capacito

Hi All

I purchased an Accel 8140C Auto Ignition Coil yesterday and hooked it up to my Bedini SSG circuit in the hopes of recreating Imhotep's Radiant Oscillator which I did but with limited success as the 13 Watt CFL wasn't very bright.

BUT....The one thing I noticed is that the coil's output behaved as a single wire power transmission line

So this morning I decided to hook up two 1N5408 diodes to the coil's output wire and into a capacitor ala Avramenko style circuit (see attached circuit).

Guess what? It charges the cap with one wire

Questions? What can be done with the power from the cap? Should I pulse into another battery to try to charge it or is there something else that can be done with this such as trying to produce HHO maybe? Can it drive a motor?

Notes on the circuit: The SSG cirsuit is self oscillating and draws approximately 130 mA using a 12 volt 7.5 Ah battery.

Regards,
Paul

[jonnydavro]

plasma globes charge caps with 1 wire

Hi a while back i posted a way off charging caps to well over 400v using a plasma globe covered with tin foil. You have 1 wire touching the tin foil going into a bridge rectifier so you are using both connections on the cap but the interesting thing about this method was if you connected the negative off the cap to earth ground the charging went through the roof and where it would peak i dont know as my cap was rated for 400v and it flew up to 440v so i pulled the plug.Here's a link to that thread.

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/2555-plasma-globe-single-wire-illumination.html

Regards jonnydavro.

[amigo]

Isn't that the premise of the single wire capacitor charging anyway, connecting the other plate to the ground (assuming ground is readily available)?

The ground provides negative charge (electrons), and the single wire positive charge so the potential difference achieved only depends on the level of positive charge.

As jonnydavro found out, the plasma globe does provide an interesting source of charge (through capacitive coupling of the glass sphere and the tin foil, no?)

[Allcanadian]

@amigo

The ground provides negative charge (electrons), and the single wire positive charge so the potential difference achieved only depends on the level of positive charge.

Yes, this is a called a "net charge", if you google "electrostatics- net charge" you will have your answers to everything posted here. What should be noted however is that when a positively charged object is brought near a neutral conductor then one end of the conductor nearest the (+) charge will be charged negative and the other end of the conductor will be charged positive. This is not a net charge but a potential difference between the conductor ends, this potential difference requires a "current" to seperate as the movement of charge between a potential difference "IS" an electric current when charging or discharging. If the conductor is then connected to a source of electrons, ground or a metal plate then the conductor can be said to have a net negative charge. What is not readily apparent is the fact that a small current must be present when the conductor charges seperate and when the ground introduces electrons to the conductor. The conductor and the positively charged object can then be considered a capacitor because they will discharge into one another producing yet again---another electric current flow. That seems like quite a bit of current flow considering all you have done is to positively charge a single object or plate of a capacitor.
@All
There is much more here than meets the eye, what has not been considered is magnitude of charge. I have built the AV plug/cap circuit and can charge the cap to 1.5v in a minute or so from what some call RF energy. I have also charged 50/10uF caps from an AV plug diode grid these caps discharged in series produce a voltage of over 70 volts. The question I had to ask is --- is there any limitations to this technology? If fact there is no limit If a person could build a miniturized capacitance with integrated AV plugs and 10,000 or more of these could be packed in a small area like integrated circuits often are then-- I will let you do the math. As to where the energy comes from, the burden of proof would not lie on me if I was accused of stealing power. Is it RF---from which frequency then and which station, If a power company says I am stealing power then the power company must be polluting my space with EM energy, energy I did not ask for nor want. Both parties are not stupid enough to open that can of worms as there are certain liabilities they must assume when doing so.
Regards
AC

[professor]

connected the negative off the cap to earth ground the charging went through the roof

jonnydavro;30544
Yes I remember your post.
The static Electricity from the globe gets rectified by the Diodes same as Rf
you only need one Wire.Using a Bridge is not much different than using your two diodes other than some insignificant voltage drop across the diodes.Using a ground of course you have created a path for the current to flow and yes you will get very high voltages.
I remember a 300 foot horizontal antenna that was connected to ourTransceiver at work , while a still distant thunderstorm was approaching it started clicking inside the Box and I did not clue in and the first thing that came to my mind was to pull the Plug .
Although the transceiver case was grounded I still drew an arc from the plug to the recepticle when the AC plug was pulled. Then I savvy. I then used a screwdriver and wanted to short out the antenna post to the chassis I drew a 4 inch continuous arc,once permanent grounded the current just got grounded out.
Lay a coin on top of a Globe and a piece of paper on top of the coin and now hold a paperclip or other sharp metallic object in your Hand and touch the paper above the coin you soon set the paper on fire.This was also demonstrated on utube.
You all know what a CB set is and most of you probably owned one or still use one. Touch the end of the antenna if it is cut to the correct length
you likewise can draw an arc to your finger or light a fluorescent tube.
Maybe it is new to you but this is very basic Electronics.
professor

Hi a while back i posted a way off charging caps to well over 400v using a plasma globe covered with tin foil. You have 1 wire touching the tin foil going into a bridge rectifier so you are using both connections on the cap but the interesting thing about this method was if you connected the negative off the cap to earth ground the charging went through the roof and where it would peak i dont know as my cap was rated for 400v and it flew up to 440v so i pulled the plug.Here's a link to that thread.

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/2555-plasma-globe-single-wire-illumination.html

Regards jonnydavro.

[professor]

Sorry but I did not look at all canadians reply

I think allcanadian has summed it all up much better and more scientific than I have making my post somewhat obsolete Thanks allcanadian well done indeed professor

jonnydavro;30544
Yes I remember your post.
The static Electricity from the globe gets rectified by the Diodes same as Rf
you only need one Wire.Using a Bridge is not much different than using your two diodes other than some insignificant voltage drop across the diodes.Using a ground of course you have created a path for the current to flow and yes you will get very high voltages.
I remember a 300 foot horizontal antenna that was connected to ourTransceiver at work , while a still distant thunderstorm was approaching it started clicking inside the Box and I did not clue in and the first thing that came to my mind was to pull the Plug .
Although the transceiver case was grounded I still drew an arc from the plug to the recepticle when the AC plug was pulled. Then I savvy. I then used a screwdriver and wanted to short out the antenna post to the chassis I drew a 4 inch continuous arc,once permanent grounded the current just got grounded out.
Lay a coin on top of a Globe and a piece of paper on top of the coin and now hold a paperclip or other sharp metallic object in your Hand and touch the paper above the coin you soon set the paper on fire.This was also demonstrated on utube.
You all know what a CB set is and most of you probably owned one or still use one. Touch the end of the antenna if it is cut to the correct length
you likewise can draw an arc to your finger or light a fluorescent tube.
Maybe it is new to you but this is very basic Electronics.
professor

[professor]

If a power company says I am stealing power then the power company must be

Allcanadian
I have personal knowledge of a Farmer being taken to Court here in B.C. near Clinton he had strung several hundreds of feet of wire out on his Hayfield right under the High tension powerlines. He ended up in Court having to defend himself against the charges of theft of power laid against him by the then B.C. Hydro.
Sorry He lost!!!
professor



QUOTE=Allcanadian;30567]@amigo

Yes, this is a called a "net charge", if you google "electrostatics- net charge" you will have your answers to everything posted here. What should be noted however is that when a positively charged object is brought near a neutral conductor then one end of the conductor nearest the (+) charge will be charged negative and the other end of the conductor will be charged positive. This is not a net charge but a potential difference between the conductor ends, this potential difference requires a "current" to seperate as the movement of charge between a potential difference "IS" an electric current when charging or discharging. If the conductor is then connected to a source of electrons, ground or a metal plate then the conductor can be said to have a net negative charge. What is not readily apparent is the fact that a small current must be present when the conductor charges seperate and when the ground introduces electrons to the conductor. The conductor and the positively charged object can then be considered a capacitor because they will discharge into one another producing yet again---another electric current flow. That seems like quite a bit of current flow considering all you have done is to positively charge a single object or plate of a capacitor.
@All
There is much more here than meets the eye, what has not been considered is magnitude of charge. I have built the AV plug/cap circuit and can charge the cap to 1.5v in a minute or so from what some call RF energy. I have also charged 50/10uF caps from an AV plug diode grid these caps discharged in series produce a voltage of over 70 volts. The question I had to ask is --- is there any limitations to this technology? If fact there is no limit If a person could build a miniturized capacitance with integrated AV plugs and 10,000 or more of these could be packed in a small area like integrated circuits often are then-- I will let you do the math. As to where the energy comes from, the burden of proof would not lie on me if I was accused of stealing power. Is it RF---from which frequency then and which station, If a power company says I am stealing power then the power company must be polluting my space with EM energy, energy I did not ask for nor want. Both parties are not stupid enough to open that can of worms as there are certain liabilities they must assume when doing so.
Regards
AC[/QUOTE]

[Naboo]

Burned_NE2: I have replicated your modification to the SSG, and I gotta say, ITS INCREDIBLE!
The high voltage spikes that the SSG puts out get magnified many times in ignition coil, and I almost feel nothing if I thouch it
However, if I have neons only close to the wires it start to glow. There's some real power in this thing....