Wesley did perform this test in what seemed like South America at a very isolated area and says it works ,he had posted many pics [since removed] at Stefan's
he had more to say about the how too
https://overunity.com/17735/wesleys-kapanadze-and-other-fe-discussion-forum/msg524904/#newquite certain there will be more to come ,he is being very cautious ATT
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again the test
just making a benchmark for an experiment Wesley proposed last week at Stefan's forum [until I can ask him where he wants this Data presented]
I suggest simple experiment :
1.take two grounds ( at best at the distance) ( ground wires must be thick from 0 to 3 gauge)
a.deliver to one ground impulse ( whatever voltage, whatever shape)
b.measure if that impulse is sensed by second ground by means of close circuit.
that means that your V meter is connected to both of the grounds.
c.if you do not sense the impulse than increase the voltage and do it again.
d.please look if Voltage or VxA of impulse at second ground is stronger in given time frame.( Look at all DC and AC components.
Oscilloscope and Spectrum analyzer gives you information about frequency distribution, harmonics and its amplitude !!!, bandwidth and distortion)
Look also at time delay and phase for AC or AC component of DC.
e. Employ spark Gap ( spark Gap has NEGATIVE RESISTANCE) and HV and repeat measurement again.
Note :If AC train of impulses is tested than generator can be:
e' - floating ( not connected to the ground by insulation transformer and impulse is delivered by one wire only) or ( powered from batteries) ( that includes manually triggered single impulses as well)
e'' - connected to the electrical ground from electrical outlet and powered by batteries
e'''- connected to/ and powered from electrical outlet
f. create another loop (-separate DC loop) using ground and check if AC loop is interfering with DC loop.
Note: make sure that these two separate AC and DC loops are equal in Voltage .
g. you may decide now to place in AC circuit tunable LC Network after you have done all points
from above.
I know what I'm talking about.
The choice is yours.
for lazy folks look from here
https://youtu.be/qdJ1V_yDv-c?t=474for not so much lazy folks look from here
https://youtu.be/qdJ1V_yDv-c?t=443h. if you see difference of potentials between any of two grounds such as:
h' -first ground wire and cold water pipe
h'' -first ground wire and Russian type of heating system ( cast iron radiators)
h''' - first ground wire and 0 from electrical outlets or combination of it
than do not think for the moment why you have it, but apply primary of Tesla coil into it ( using LC tunable ) and measure the voltage between two ends of secondary using HV probe.
In my link from above for lazy and not lazy folks I have shown a Transformer with the air gap near vicinity of Tesla coil ( that is our regular HV from CRT ) ( You may play with one winding only - the primary.) ( however if you intend to use secondary to couple to LC network than , use as low winds winding section of primary as possible , to get the highest voltage at secondary)
Air gap acts as temporary energy storage. you can also have LC network connected to it
Note:
in general it is not important how device looks like.
- Matching of impedance gives you energy transfer
- matching of resonance (even without impedance matching is like matching impedance, that) means you have energy transfer :
In resonance all reactances are canceled leaving only pure resistive component of impedance (resistance) (as if it was DC where there is none of reactive components and there is no impedance )that is why it is important to have thick ground wire and if possible thick primary of Tesla Coil.
"thick" means surface of the wire....( so copper tubing is very much OK) due to Skin Current for AC.
i. It was noticed that look with earth connection as earth wire was few times more battery saving than the same loop that used two aerial wires
Please press
https://youtu.be/qdJ1V_yDv-c?t=617, and immediately stop video. On the left hand side page on the top read from words :
Quote
some early experimenters...
it says about telluric generators , telluric current and battery life when ground is imposed .
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Think like you are in 1900 ( just for the moment)
Point #2 serves as an explanation of ground behavior :
* do not omit "star"
2. Old telegraph from 1834 to 1963 was working based on DC interrupted that means leading edge and falling edge is your AC component of
DC from 24 to 36V battery ( original Voltage of US telegraph company spec.)
a. it means that few thousands miles long line with return using earth ground was powered by this battery( in some places it was direct one loop in other places it was series of loops separated and forming another loop.)
b. AC and DC coexists in the ground separate loops not being able to see each other. ( *unless - conditions allows for such interaction)
c. Telluric Current was interacting with all of the loops despite the fact if it was chain of isolated telegraph loops or just one. ( but not causing much of the problems or none or the problems - * applies)
d. it was noticed that using earth as e return wire ( means of connection) saves battery life anywhere from 50% to hundreds of %
Notice : there is no such thing as more that 100% of energy saving that is why some scientist of that time (1900) where trying to explain earth as energy reservoir
e.
https://youtu.be/qdJ1V_yDv-c?t=746 VOID schematic has a lot of sense( Thank you Void)
Summary:
-You looking for FE ( Energy for Free) my friends
American telegraph was making plenty of money , not only because of its business, but because of utilizing natural phenomena and saving on cost.
-You want to find what Tariel was/wasn't about do this simple test.
Wesley
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also I will be contacting the inventor from previous Earth harvesting post patent
and will report back.
Chet
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