Seems I've seen free energy capture device drawings all over the web. Your
supposed to put a metal plate in the air, a stake in the ground. Then you
collect the small potential difference and store it in a capacitor prior to
feeding it to a battery. Has anyone made one of these? I noticed that
George Wiseman has a book for sale that shows how to build one. Don't know
how much it can collect. I don't recall if the metal plate could be painted
or if it had to be unfinished or clearcoated. I believe that most homes are
well grounded (to give the third prong on plugs something to do). I've also
noticed a lot of buildings being made with metal roofs. Seems like you would
have half the circuit already. I don't know if the paint on the metal roofs
would hinder collection or not. You would definitely have the height and
surface area. I wonder how it compares (powerwise) to Photovoltaics. You
wouldn't have to worry about metal roofs being as fragile (get a lot of hail
in our neck of the woods don't we Jerry) as PV roofs would. Has anyone built
even a simple one to see what it can do?
Keith
Jerry W. Decker wrote:
> Hi Folks!
>
> I know this list has only been online for about 3 days now....seems like
> I am the one with the big mouth here..<g>
>
> Just trying to stir up some discussions....you know, what do you think
> about the subject being posted?....open up, it's in your email already,
> so its easy to answer...
>
> I know for a fact some of you are from the old BBS, so you know the
> scoop...<g>...good to see you back online in this interactive
> fashion.....but you know we've done better.....
>
> Something interesting, Jogg Hammerling, the maintainer of the P.O.R.E.
> site, deals with Wilhelm Reichs' Orgone energy research (includes free
> energy, biological effects and weather engineering) has started their own
> mailing list following this format and with this lists.kz
> service.
>
> Their website is http://www.orgone.org if you want to drop in and check
> them out...some cool files....seeya!
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