wood will conduct energy its not great at it but it will . thats why on the old electric fences they used ceramic insulators. would love to see you try a low watt light bulb maybe . not a led bulb but a old school incandescent bulb hook your wire from the hot an run the other end to a grounding rod . i dont know if that would work or not seeing how ac current dont really have a ground for say . unless its a secondary ground .
There is a plethora of information regarding copper in wood and the compounding correlation between the collection of etheric energy and conversion into electrical current. Check out some of the 1800s books on electrio culture. 🤙⚡✌️
Very cool! Like i said i did some laser engraving and managed to produce a small amount of graphene on the wood surface, maybe just do one where you carbonize the woodd surface with a torch be cool to see how it affects the voltage ! Thx for sharing again !!!
If inclined to, cut 50’ spool of 14gauge insulated copper wire into 1’ x 50. Coil wires around 50 iron nails hammered into cedar board. parallel connect each emf inductor coil then to a diode and capacitor tank circuit. Wonder if u could get a watt or two off it? 10 stacked together could output more wattage? proximity to transmission grid could be variable voltage? to charge 48volt batteries or run motor?
Would this power be enough to recharge batteries? What if you took out a portable battery recharger with you, would you be able to hook that up to this device and recharge batteries? Does the shape of the wire change its ability to conduct electricity? Have you tried different designs for the wire setup? Like different lengths, or even a dipole antenna setup at different lengths (I don't know if electricity radiates similar to how RF energy radiates greater on certain frequencies) Have you tried making different types of coils? Like a coil you would see in a generator. Or I think the coils in portable wireless chargers are like a flat circle like a snail shell Labyrinth shape. I am a complete novice when it comes to electricity and RF, but these are just ideas/ other variables I thought of. Thank you for sharing these videos!
There are milliwatts of power available, that I show in other videos. What I'm learning, is that it seems like there is only a limited amount of charge potential around the spacial area of the conductor. That's why a tiny conductor can extract the same amount as one 100 time bigger. I try many things, and will show what gets the best results.
here are a few online resources and tutorials that demonstrate how to use a parabolic reflector to collect EMF (electromagnetic fields) from high-tension wires.: 1. RUclips: "DIY Parabolic Reflector for EMF Detection" by Tech Ingredients 2. Instructables: "Build a Parabolic Reflector for EMF Detection" by user "scrambledbits" 3. Reddit: r/EMF and r/LightningRod have discussions and DIY projects related to EMF collection using parabolic reflectors.
The wood cell structure shape? Honeycomb hexagon, wonder about aluminum pipe with water/ electrolyte and copper pipe with water electrolyte inside? Mercury? Gold silver antennas in electrolyte, tartarian buildings aether antennas,
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You can collect more if you tune the circuit. Then do multiple of them in parallel. They will also amplify each other near them...
Man, you and I would have a lot of fun. I'm supper old now, but despite poor mechanical skills, I loved playing with things like this. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
wood will conduct energy its not great at it but it will . thats why on the old electric fences they used ceramic insulators. would love to see you try a low watt light bulb maybe . not a led bulb but a old school incandescent bulb hook your wire from the hot an run the other end to a grounding rod . i dont know if that would work or not seeing how ac current dont really have a ground for say . unless its a secondary ground .
Not enough current for incandescents, but is some earlier videos I was lighting some fluorescents from fence wire.
There is a plethora of information regarding copper in wood and the compounding correlation between the collection of etheric energy and conversion into electrical current. Check out some of the 1800s books on electrio culture. 🤙⚡✌️
Very cool! Like i said i did some laser engraving and managed to produce a small amount of graphene on the wood surface, maybe just do one where you carbonize the woodd surface with a torch be cool to see how it affects the voltage ! Thx for sharing again !!!
I tried charring the wood, but nothing additional.
@@doubleMinnovations worth a try great stuff man keep er coming !!😊thank you
If inclined to, cut 50’ spool of 14gauge insulated copper wire into 1’ x 50. Coil wires around 50 iron nails hammered into cedar board. parallel connect each emf inductor coil then to a diode and capacitor tank circuit. Wonder if u could get a watt or two off it? 10 stacked together could output more wattage? proximity to transmission grid could be variable voltage? to charge 48volt batteries or run motor?
Would this power be enough to recharge batteries? What if you took out a portable battery recharger with you, would you be able to hook that up to this device and recharge batteries?
Does the shape of the wire change its ability to conduct electricity? Have you tried different designs for the wire setup? Like different lengths, or even a dipole antenna setup at different lengths (I don't know if electricity radiates similar to how RF energy radiates greater on certain frequencies)
Have you tried making different types of coils? Like a coil you would see in a generator. Or I think the coils in portable wireless chargers are like a flat circle like a snail shell Labyrinth shape.
I am a complete novice when it comes to electricity and RF, but these are just ideas/ other variables I thought of. Thank you for sharing these videos!
There are milliwatts of power available, that I show in other videos. What I'm learning, is that it seems like there is only a limited amount of charge potential around the spacial area of the conductor. That's why a tiny conductor can extract the same amount as one 100 time bigger. I try many things, and will show what gets the best results.
can you charge a battery bank with it? how can you reduce voltage and increase watts?
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@@scottkelbell5003 yes, but can you apply 1000v at 3 milliamps to a 12, 24, or 36v battery? will it charge?
In some of my other videos, you can see that I convert it down to 3 volts with a spark gap and coil, to power flashlight.
here are a few online resources and tutorials that demonstrate how to use a parabolic reflector to collect EMF (electromagnetic fields) from high-tension wires.:
1. RUclips: "DIY Parabolic Reflector for EMF Detection" by Tech Ingredients
2. Instructables: "Build a Parabolic Reflector for EMF Detection" by user "scrambledbits"
3. Reddit: r/EMF and r/LightningRod have discussions and DIY projects related to EMF collection using parabolic reflectors.
The wood cell structure shape? Honeycomb hexagon, wonder about aluminum pipe with water/ electrolyte and copper pipe with water electrolyte inside? Mercury? Gold silver antennas in electrolyte, tartarian buildings aether antennas,
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Man 135 volts on that one piece of wood. You could run your whole house. My house has 118 volts when I check at the plug.