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@@zulalkny you can just ask me hundreds of questions on here if you want.

nostrumuva is my gmail

My cat kisses me when i say gimme kiss. I taught her when she was a kitten, and she still does it at 15 years old.

@@jacksonyeet71 thanks for checking out my youtube

@@eightbit3342 you are welcome. Make some yourself ;)

oooooo.... and then tape it to a stick and attach it to ur washing machine :P

ooooooo.... maybe make 4 units and attach two of them to either end of a piece of wood and rotate it back and forth by hand..... charge a lithium held in the middle which can be detached and put into a flash light

@@eightbit3342 I have tried that setup before. So far what works best is just one stack. There is enough VOLTAGE to light an LED but not enough current to charge a lithium battery at a rate that would be useful at this size. I considered making a very very large strand of this and hang from a tree might be enough, but then why not just use a wind generator. The best case I found for these are really good emergency flashlights that never go bad and have a small form factor and light weight like for hiking instead of a crank thing.

@@loviestlewis1103 it already is a capacitor. The tape is an insulator. It's a variable capacitor that generates power from triboelectric charging.

The simplest magnet motor you can make at home is called a "homopolar motor" I have a video of that on this channel.

@@MatthewRodgers I will check it out Sir. Thanks v

That doesn't break earnshaws theorem... If you are using energy to maintain equilibrium then it doesn't count... :) I am aware of magnet levitation devices and diamagnetic bismuth, etc. the interesting thing about this is it is only permanent magnets.

If you don't need to, then why? You can also just heat it until it starts.

Yeah it's triboelectic which is in the title of the video... My voice doesn't sound good on camera if I'm just talking I don't enunciate enough. In my music my voice sounds ok to me though... Probably how I filter it.

Hey Aunt Diane! I got back into music again recently. I put all my old songs up on Apple and Spotify and Pandora, etc. under the name NOSTRUMUVA.

What materials did you use? Maybe post a video and I'll watch to tell you what's wrong? You don't want any aluminum from one side to touch the aluminum of the other side, like a capacitor. You also want a lot of surface area.

@@MatthewRodgers heya! tried a few combinations from other videos like printer paper + aluminum tape + clear tape and i also tried teflon tape and a few other paper textures. i actually just got a humidity detector though and the humidity where i am right now is over 70 so that might be why it's been too hard to get a charge. going to try a big electrophorus version later and then try and scale down. i want to make sure i understand all the principles first and can replicate other peoples work so i can eventually build some of my own! thanks for the response and the offer! i will try a few more times with different bigger designs before i bother you to watch a video!

@@milesvesh I haven't ever had problems with humidity. I have a sensor as well I'm in Virginia it gets to like 70 percent sometimes. More likely you need more folds, or a rectifier. If you only attach the two leads with a voltmeter then you will get nothing cause it is AC. If you attach an LED it will work though, or two LEDs in both directions. Try it with an LED first in the dark with a small TENG. Once you get that working you will understand the concept.

black musou paint is what I used cause it is the darkest paint you can buy. But need to cover it with waterproof sealer if you want to stick your bird outside to scare rabbits away from your garden...

Aluminum is positive on the triboelectic scale and copper is slightly negative. The scotch packaging tape is much more negative than copper. You need two materials at extreme differences on the scale. Using copper foil and scotch packaging tape would not work. Using only aluminum and copper tape would work, but at much less efficiency.

@@MatthewRodgers Hmmm... My thoughts were on the potential difference of the two metals and when they are moved in the same way it should help get you more current but less voltage which is super high already. Remember this is acting like a variable capacitor and to an extent a variable proximity generator that varies the capacitance between the two metal electrodes. You can also get a battery like effect between the two plates of the capacitor via the electronegativity of the two metals. Each metal has an electric potential field around each other as well and it is the field of it's body. Varying both the mass and the surface area of each metal body has effects on the other plate as the distance changes between the two plates the capacitance changes as well. So you can think of it like this: The electronegativity of the plates sets up the current potential as you vary the capacitance between the two plates. This is what gives you the AC generation. Aluminum= 1.61 Copper=1.9 It should make a difference.....

@@jonbigman9723 yeah I don't understand where you are going. Maybe you make one and show me? Haz good week dude it's getting humid out in Virginia lately.

Make your own! You have to buy carbon fiber felt in larger sheets then cut it down.

Yeah but then I called her Steeny, then Teeny, then it just keeps changing.

Yeah it's better than the inductive shake lights, easier.

Is it therapeutic?

I did try that too with like 3 foot long strips just hanging. It does work.