Originally posted by Lajdva
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Hello,
The amplifying of the voltage was due to the effect that I'm studying now, when the same metals are put in a dielectric material they produce power. Since the capacitor is all aluminum including the case and the plates I was able to use that small amount of voltage to increase the total voltage. So You can think of the voltage increase was due to the fact that the same metals in a dielectric make a battery and I put that battery in series with the AA battery and measure the voltage of the two "batteries" in series and I have a higher voltage. Not to be confused with putting a AA battery in series with the + and - of the capacitor, I'm adding the natural voltage that is created when two of the same metals are placed in dielectric material.
As to where the voltage comes from when two of the same metals placed in a dielectric materials is coming from I don't know yet.
As for using a analog meter I've found it should not matter, from my test a digital meter will drain a capacitor. The battery being there is not a problem because most analog multimeter also use a battery too.
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Charge (in relation to capacitor storage) is basically Energy and/ or Mass condensed, but, when you condense that Mass-Energy with asymmetry, you develop asymmetry in magnetic, gravitic, and electrical forces.....which, if a gimbal lock is placed upon any axis (magnetic and gravitic), the primary path of least resistance for that energy flow is onto the electrical plane....yielding a voltage bias.
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