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The modern capacitors with thin film conductors and dielectric do not
pack the punch and have the power of a Leyden jar! But there is a
difference in the storage and discharge of electrons (conventional
electricity) and electrostatic charge. I believe that there is a vast
difference here. To my line of thinking, electrostatic is pure
potential! As Ken Shoulders did with his charged cluster experiments,
charged large discharge capacitors by applying a high electrocstatic
potential to them and then discharged the caps doing work! A method of
converting potential (static) into dynamic (kinetic energy).
On 4/26/2018 8:35 AM, Norman Wootan [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Please read the details regarding this fantastic electrostatic
> generator and answer my question as to where the electrons are coming
> from. In high school science, we were told that influence machines or
> electrostatic generators sheared electrons from the air dielectric
> surrounding the device. Sounds reasonable! As I studied the various
> Influence machine designs and built many of them, I was fascinated
> with Felici and his machines because they posed a problem with the
> accepted idea of electron source. Since the Felici machine runs in a
> sealed environment of .999 pure hydrogen gas at an elevated pressure
> of 25 atmospheres (350 PSI) and considering the fact that hydrogen
> atom has one electron and one proton, it follows to ask the question
> as to where the electrons are coming from to yield the HARD electrical
> output at such high voltages and unusual currents for an influence
> machine.
>
> Cylinder size ( mm) 140 140 140 240 240 300 300 Available
> approx. power 300 W 400 W 385 W 2 kW 2 kW 2.5 kW 2.5 kW Number
> of poles 2 4 6 4 8 2 4 Max. voltage ( kV) 300 160 110 250
> 140 600 300 Max. current ( mA)
> 1
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> 7
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> 14
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> Hal Puthoff published a paper for the Scientific Journals Spontaneaus
> Hydrogen from the space background. When you steal electrons from a
> hydrogen gas you are left with a proton rich field which sucks in
> electrons from the space background to reconstitute the hydrogen
> atoms. So in effect you have a 2.5KW electrostatic generator doing
> exactly what you have been looking for. I'll take 300KVDC at 8 mA
> (2.5KW) hard DC power any day! Thoughts please! Norm
> On 4/26/2018 8:09 AM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Do you think cursing helps. laughing giggle lying on the floor laughing.
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>> I now have enough fat capacitors with 10μF each to withstand the 3.15
>> KV and M10 thread connections. I will test this now and drive the 3
>> phase transformer in the highest impedance around the 1500 volt peak
>> and couple with small coupling capacitors to the diode plug, I would
>> like to minimize the losses necessarily. With high impedance, I
>> increase the Q in series resonance.
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>> The optimal capacitor, your capacitors that we have seen in pictures
>> were monstrous compared to the modern ones we use, I assume that the
>> dielectric has become thinner, maybe a disadvantage for our work!?!
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Sven
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