028 Unlocking Energy From The Sky - The Fractal Capacitor

[@tiredironrepair]

Gotta be the hardest working man on KZbin Thank you sir!

[@dreammix9430]

OMG I can't believe you actually wired up all those diodes just for this video haha but you're right it did present a very clear picture of how the circuit would work. Thank you for putting it all that time and effort I learned a lot from this video!

[@robbmaier368]

Problem is the effect that as in thus video is a amount of information that it's showing something if your aware of such

[@robbmaier368]

Tesla is the one to know this LIGHT IS THE ENERGY OF THE COLOR OF FRACTURE

[@kafkaian]

​@@robbmaier368What?

[@saraheart2604]

@dreammix9430 No, you actually didn't learn anything. Ever notice how ALL these “Free Energy gizmo's " are never used by the person making said gizmo, to power anything in their own home, let alone selling the gizmo's to anybody else. It might as well be called a “Flux Capacitor” , invented by Dr. Emmett Brown, from “Back to the Future”. NO SUCH THING AS FREE ENERGY

[@aigslmnop6559]

ambient energy harvesting scalable architecturally compatible

[@reypolice5231]

The omnibus is very good at revisiting these things you show. I understand it a little better now than before, seeing it all together here. Thank you.

[@TnTOmnibus]

I am hoping that is the case mate - so that's good to know thanks for letting me know

[@chesterwheeler279]

I envision a ZPM application using the fractal capacitors instead of batteries in Tesla's battery swapping charger and splitting the positive with an output resistance that is 1/2 or less of the difference in potential between the series and parallel capacitors.

[@waynegnarlie1]

Outstanding Rob! You devised the best method I've seen to provide the viewer with a foundational understanding of those confusing diode voltage multipliers/dividers, and what it is we're actually doing here. Great work!

[@TnTOmnibus]

oh wow - cheers mate - that is a really kind thing to say

[@matthewgreen1152]

Now Robert, don't act so surprised! You know you're outstanding. As I might have been smooth convincing the officer to cuff himself, I'm still a criminal. The truth is the truth, and with that I move to, with a second aye, that you obtain the alias/aka (Mr.Outstanding) .

[@robbmaier368]

Anyway i can help

[@davestorm6718]

Tinkered with electronics for a while, but this is the first time I've heard of a fractal capacitor. Very cool idea!

[@PrajnaPranab]

Rob, it always amazes me the stuff you manage to dig up but this has completely exploded my brain. Thank you once again.

[@mikaelfransson3658]

Waoow! Robert it's real something to work on!!!! Thanks! /Mikael

[@CryptoHeartBeat]

This will go down in history as your most important video. Thank you!

[@AndrewDanne]

That is friggin awesome! I had a sleepless night after watching this as to the number of potential applications. Thank you..... Now to go down the rabbit hole!

[@1crazypj]

Future developments ~ fractal capacitor banks to capture lightning in various parts of the world 😁

[@garycheatham9472]

But think of the size of the battery needed for storage long term of course

[@dunckeroo1987]

A similar circuit can be used to improve power factor where the intent is to use rectified line voltage to run a DC load. The half voltage will persist between voltage peaks, so current fluctuation will be less if caps are correctly sized. The voltage halver would reduce the size of a choke to get a smooth current ripple.

[@mikejones-vd3fg]

As someone who just got into eletrconics ive heard of voltage dividers to reduce voltage using resistors, but not with capacitors, facsinating, killivolts to 1 volt? amazing! This means you could fly a kite in a thunderstorm and get energy from lighting? like we always wanted.

[@TnTOmnibus]

yes you could!

[@newmonengineering]

​@@justtinkering6713capacitors are found in both DC and AC applications. Capacitor voltage division in DC is actually fairly common.

[@Alex-um4fe]

Or off the roof of an rv with rials too. 👍

[@DS-mm6fh]

Our government is already doing this .. their not going to tell us this however because then they'd have to tell us about the aircraft up there that r as big as cities.... Then they'd have to get into the tech that allows these craft to stay up there indefinitely and so on and so forth, I can tell u all these " internet" lines Obama had put up to help all us poor country folk .... Really wasn't about that at all but does have to do with these huge craft and the plasma orbs that they collect and send back down into the power lines , n then as near as I can tell r routed into the ground for whatever reason, I'm no scientist but , ik what I see

[@drewrinker2071]

Very interesting stuff. I would be curious to see if this circuit could just naturally manifest electricity from the sky by hooking this circuit's black wire up to earth ground and the red wire as high up into the sky with one of Tesla's atmospheric antennas, and maybe you could even go as far as to make your attenna fractal in nature as well. Everything in this universe is fractal and I truly believe our ancestors knew it and they were harnessing it. Anyone who doubts that free energy exists could be in for a rude awaking to all of this information that has been deliberately suppressed. God bless you for sharing your work. This is some truly incredible research

[@iindium49]

An absolute gold mine. Thankyou.

[@ToddHoldaway]

Thanx for realizing that people see things from different perspectives let alone ways to see stuff

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@jean-clauderainville677]

Robert, putting the website link in the description section would be much appreciated. Thanks.

[@gerryjamesedwards1227]

25:40 Just in case it's useful to someone doing this with a large number, you can buy packs of 4-pin PWM PC-fan extension cables for not very much at all. These have the same colour wires as used here and breadboard-compatible wire fits neatly into the sockets on either end, if female-female, or you could solder diodes directly between pins on male connectors.

[@TnTOmnibus]

nice tip mate thanks for posting

[@BrentLeVasseur]

You are an excellent teacher and I thank you for going to all the trouble you went to in order to illustrate this concept for us KZbin viewers! Ideally, this concept would be best applied not as a circuit board but as a single silicon wafer chip using present day chip technology. That’s the only way I think this idea would ever be economically feasible due to the economic costs of sourcing the components and actually assembling them together on say a production line. But for educational purposes, its brilliant as a proof of concept. As for your greater goal of harnessing environmental energy, I think Nikola Tesla did it with his resonant transformer design at Wardenclyff, which used the whole Earth as a capacitor plate. What you call “electrostatic” is really longitudinal dielectric. It’s a longitudinal standing wave in the Aether, which is formed by crossing two transverse magneto-electric currents at 180 degrees out of phase (as in a bifilar coil or bucking coil) so that they cancel out to form a single longitudinal standing wave in the Aether. On your mechanical rotary spark gap machine, which was creating high voltage impulses, the longitudinal wave is emitted at the discharge point of the spark gap for each cycle. Tesla’s hairpin circuit works in a similar fashion.

[@francisbacon2401]

Love your enthusiasm.

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@Eaglepass]

The layman's teaching quality for a viewer was an excellent curve viewing point attending reception...

[@Ben-g4w5j]

This video makes me want to start a company building these. Inspiring design.

[@Viaexplore]

The only issue I see with this, is that the high voltage is always sitting on 3 diodes in serial connection. Therefore their reverse voltage treshold (zener voltage) has to be at least 1/2 of the HV input. The current and voltage dynamics during charge would be really interesting to see. For sort period of time, the diodes are doing really crazy stuff, as the holes in PN junction are quite slow. If one diode is faster then other one, the full HV can be observed on any od these 3 diodes which could potentialy destroy it (like what ESD discharge does in some cases). I think the HV rectifiers are already addressing this issue when you try to serial connect them to increase the "reverse voltage protection". Or am I wrong?

[@deang5622]

The maximum reverse voltage a diode can handle is not the zener voltage. The zener voltage is the designed voltage produced by a zener diode. Ok, that happens to be a diode in reverse conduction but the point is the zener voltage is applied to a zener diode only and not to other types of diodes.

[@dynamicresistance]

so minus different types of diodes, assuming the first set from "lightening" size current would need to be bigger, and scale down like would make sense in my mind, are we saying that scaling them down sequentially then, they would have to be with some sort of other scale in mind? @@deang5622

[@jameshughes3014]

oh the dots and the re-arranged schematic really helped , thank you for that.

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@matthewday7565]

One fly in the ointment, the diodes in the first stage need to handle 1/3 of the charging voltage, dropping to 2/9 for the second stage so the top level stages are going to need some honking great high voltage diodes or diode stacks

[@dynamicresistance]

is this a common thing? expensive I'm assuming.

[@aivkara]

Yet another outstanding video, Robert!

[@crazyham]

Absolutely Excellent. Thank You for all the effort you put into this Video too ⚡🙏⚡

[@romanovrex]

You're onto something, most definitely. This is really exciting, it will be very interesting to see where you take this.

[@corinneyeager]

Everything you just said is soooo above me, yet you can state its use where i get it🥳 Needless to say i saved this‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@davidrobertson1980]

This will probably work WONDERS on a HHO setup, gotta experiment! It never occurred to me to think of this added into the cct. Cheers Rob and thanks mate. It's PROBABLY the KEY.

[@mamoynas]

Keeping the pcb submerged in an oil bath would help to minimize the HV losses. Nice video again.

[@MasterRayX]

this is just brilliant, thank you so much for this video and incredible explanation

[@carlobuongiovanni7934]

very interesting explanation, but i have a question, since voltage multipliers work with AC or switched DC and not with simple DC, i think that even a voltage down converter like this needs some form of AC input or switched DC. So it would be difficult to convert an output like the one coming out from an electrostatic machine in a switched DC, maybe you would need some kind of mechanical switch to apply high DC voltage inverting the polarity periodically, or chop it (less efficient) to supply the fractal converter.

[@newagetemplar6100]

Fractal is quickly becoming my most favourite word , rather more relevant than people may think ❤

[@1crazypj]

It was my favourite word in the early 90's when I first read about it as the Mandelbrot set. I think there are still video's of fractal iteration with false colours just to 'look pretty'

[@jiaan100]

Yeah, as above so below. Humans have cancerous growths and so human societies have you templar types.

[@gusphoto]

Lovely lovely work! For sure. But as i watched video i kept expecting the end to show it working. I thought you might hook it up to a power supply and take a voltage reading out of the other end. Not to complain, i just thought it was heading that way and it would be lovely to see.

[@gusphoto]

…or would big oil or the illuminati come knocking at your door? 🫣

[@chriswiles8617]

Brilliant. What about the wire being placed woven into a sail ? Could one long wire running up and down the sail? How close could they be? Then get such electrostatic motors allowed in the Americas Cup and see what kind of boats we could have then ?

[@babatumises.r.o.5568]

I love your idea :) please consider tips id like to tip videos like this, can be interesting to see it in large scale to hadne lightning

[@earlliverseed1617]

brilliantly described and the demo is very helpful. In my world a hex pyramid accumulates atmospheric energy.using a caduceus coil cone of 76.345 degrees. it was a download not sure if works but I am either on the right track or the left track.

[@MrCuddlyable]

ERROR at 0:55: When 10V is applied to capacitors 2.2uF (right) and 22uF (left) in series, 9V appears across the 2.2uF (right) and 1V appears across the 22uF (left). It's not the other way around as he claims. ERROR at 11:54: Snowflakes grow with characteristic hexagonal crystal symmetry, not described here.

[@colinmcdonagh4705]

Always inspiring, thank you. love to see what its capabilities are.

[@larryniidji]

Perhaps my American ears. I could not grasp that website mentioned. A link in the description maybe? Links help so much. Thank you Robert. I never miss.

[@capnkirk5528]

I really want to encourage you to continue, because ... On a different channel there was a discussion about Fermi's paradox and the hypothesis put forward by SOME people was that one civilization using us all the raw materials (metals / fossil fuels / easily-accessible radioactives / He4 / etc) would PREVENT any successor civilization from developing. I disagree with that hypothesis because ... NECESSITY is the mother of invention and those civilizations will find a way. Which leads to the corollary - plenty is the father of inactivity. We haven't invented electrostatic science YET because ...WE DON'T NEED IT (YET). We found electromagnetism, steam, fossil fuels, etc first. Not a lot of motivation to look for more (the fossil fuel people are violently opposing us looking for more so they can stay RICH 😬). BUT ... any solution for harvesting environmental energy in a meaningful way will be HUGE. After all, that is what a PV panel does - harvest energy that was just lying around. Go outside on a sunny day and there is a kw/sq m to just pick up; it costs nothing once you have the pieces. I would say that it's better than 90% likely that there is something along this line in the electrostatic "arena" and THAT solution may be as world-changing as the PV panel (and possibly not as inconvenient). This isn't "perpetual motion" or "infinite energy", it's POTENTIALLY very similar to the "infinite energy" I get from a Renology panel.

[@nigeljohnson9820]

With all those diodes it's surprising that the fractal works out to be more efficient. Presumable the total series Vf of the diodes in any charging path must be lower using a fractal configuration. It would be interesting to compare the diodes charge path in a Cockcroft multplier with the fractal equivalent. Isn't the absolute voltage of the high voltage limited by the PIV of the first three diodes in series? To increase the PIV, it is usual to put more diodes in series, which reduces the efficiency.

[@dynamicresistance]

so the first 3 diodes would need to be extreme... or... in massive parallel design?

[@nigeljohnson9820]

@@dynamicresistance I have since found some diodes used for microwaves, they are rated with a PIV of 12kV @ 450mA. That gives 36kV input voltage for the first three diodes in the basic building block. ( The Peak inverse voltage limitation makes it necessary to put more diodes in series to handle the high voltage without breakdown, that generally increases the Vf losses.) My comment on the Cockcroft multiplier was ill judged, as the fractional design is for DC and not an AC supply. The diodes just switching between the series charging connection and the parallel discharge connection. I downloaded the cited document on piezoelectric energy recovery that use the fractal design. The energy losses are associated with the Vf of the diodes, and how many end up in series to get down to the required output. It is an interesting way to get from a high DC voltage at low current, to a lower DC voltage at a higher current. It may be a way to scavenge useful energy from static electricity, such as that associated with aerial space charge.

[@davidl.howser9707]

Robert, A Wonderful. Explanation !

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@59wireman]

I seen your video on Stirling engines and that was really cool the thing I'm noticing as these people making hydrogen for their car it's running off of their alternator which makes the engine work harder which birds up any thing but I was thinking if you put a sterling motor running off your manifold of your - run car and then to make the hydrogen then you could run the hydrogen and then you wouldn't be using any energy except the wasted energy off to the thermostat does that sound right

[@skhumbuzocele1330]

Thank you Rob I guess I now can proceed with my antenna to soil radiant energy harvester.

[@FractalWoman]

This is extremely interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@theq-1]

I remember pondering how to do this when studying A levels in 1990...finally lol. I was looking at an ioniser that had a load of capacitors and wondered if you could reverse the process... pity it exploded 😂

[@jafinch78]

Neat! I see some battery trickle charge potential, pun intended. 🙂

[@markhodgson2348]

Thank you for making this video

[@Erik_Swiger]

It's fun to think about a global network collecting and distributing electricity derived from lightning.

[@marclariviere5304]

I’ve been experimenting with this lately, atmospheric power, I have little currents obviously, I would try this fractal pattern see if I could get more current

[@TnTOmnibus]

do a video and share mate

[@G-ra-ha-m]

Very interesting, I've seen the step up ladder arrays of diodes and caps, but not such a scheme/concept for stepping down. As for efficiency, yes it's important, but for atmospheric alectricity perhaps not as important as getting the sharp points up into the air. Many 1800s photos have such sharp points, spikes and domes, and balls... perhaps we are rediscovering something here, a very interesting 'field' :)

[@TheAmorchef]

Fascinating!!! I wonder if one could print the fractal network using special inks... PS...you attire is getting much better

[@johngalt4657]

Sorry, what type of diode is used did you mention? Does it matter? What would the input and output be could you give an example?

[@N4CR]

Truly great video thanks. WIll watch again later. I would almost bet Mr Tesla himself did something like this and kept it away from public.

[@DS-mm6fh]

Believe that but our government has it and is currently using atmospheric energy as we speak

[@michaeldedulle7555]

Wow, very interesting setup, are you going to make a follow up video? I would like to some results from testing.

[@Moist_yet_Crispy]

What a fantastic episode!

[@Akawaki]

Wow amazing never thought about that but its really exiting! Thanks Rob

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@KipIngram]

0:59 - Did you describe the capacitor voltage division backwards? What's actually happening is that you have equal charge on the two capacitors. If you put the same charge Q on a smaller capacitor, you'll get a higher voltage. Q = C*V; keep Q the same, make C smaller, V has to be bigger. So the larger capacitor will get the smaller voltage, and vice versa. The charges match because there is no current path to the wire between the capacitors - the only way to get charge +Q onto one of them is to pull that charge from the other one. The voltage source can only supply charge to / take charge from the outside plates of the two capacitors.

[@johnhamilton4816]

There was some kids that built an atmospheric antenna recently at a university in England, they added a resister to the antenna and got it to power a low powered transmitter, they were successful in transmitting a signal... Voltage rectifiers can do the same thing but also I had another idea... If you charge up the positive statically with the negative connected to earth couldn't a transformer be added to the negative so as the spark jumps across the electrodes before hitting earth it will power up the transformer and convert the current into lower usable voltage... I like your idea though... I had a similar idea for charging batteries years back... If they're charged in parallel but then used in series via switching you would have access to incredible amounts of power. I made with cardboard glue and aluminium, a mechanical circuit that altered it's flow creating breaks and bridges as specific points...

[@xzendon]

I wonder if there's a diode ink that can be used, allowing you to print some arrangement on a continuous roll of paper, and roll it back up to complete the contacts between segments.

[@cndbrn7975]

That's fantastic tech, good job with the explanation..

[@aboriginal267]

brilliant mate ! this could get very usefull ! cant wait to see u use it on your free enery devices ! keep up the good work

[@krisss369]

Thank you very much. So fantastic. Links can't read well, but anyway very good work SIR.

[@shawncalderon4950]

Awesome presentation! Where may I find the Gerber file? Thank you for being such an inspiration!`

[@FrancisMaxino]

Had no idea you could use capacitors as the key components for a step down transformer turning kilovolts at milliamps to volts at amps presumably...fascinating...theoretically this could be used as part of a circuit involving a balloon carried aerial or aerial on a high tower with the potentials being the differences between ground level and the electrostatic potential of the atmosphere at higher altitudes.

[@dougpine4746]

That was an assume vid Rob. It sparks lots of ideas.

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@michaelking2836]

I have an idea that could totally change everyones perception of energy use and collecting., i love your videos, it sucks how it takes money to get the ball rolling

[@michaelking2836]

wanna help me build it?

[@WalterSamuels]

Explain it. @@michaelking2836

[@cjhtas]

Thank you for explaining an interesting idea simply. I'm wondering about the capacitor specifications: am I right to assume the voltage across each capacitor is proportional to the overall voltage divided by the number of capacitors - in which case the dielectric will have to withstand at least that voltage. Secondly does the schematic imply the capacitors should be matched. Thirdly would you envisage off the shelf capacitors (ie electrolytics) would suffice?

[@andrewdewar8159]

Your body is a capacitor to air and a capacitor to ground, its a divider and the ratio is 10 to 1 so if you touch an oscilloscope you get about 24V as we are surrounded by 240V a.c.

[@DS-mm6fh]

Yes .... This is y they want 6g now, to harness our energy... Maybe

[@King-gr3zv]

Wow great video and explanations

[@paulbendall1238]

Reallyy amazing Rob ❤

[@kevinmorrissey8846]

Alternatively...is whats needed a charging cycle followed by a power cycle? Would it resemble kind of like a fuel powered system what other properties could be interduced Like water or addition of gas or solid.

[@koenvandemoortel2206]

Fascinating, but one thing is not clear to me: you showed the input of the circuit, but where is the output?

[@Mark-hd8io]

Please put the links into the video description

[@chifoltz9023]

PLEASEPLEASEPLEASE PROVIDE THE JOBA FILES FOR THIS PCB! THIS IS A LONG AWAITED ANSWER TO AN IMPORTANT PROBLEM. Thanks for all your work!

[@R2NOTU]

Great work I only have one big problem with it is lighting strikes.there mysterious.there constant in one area and almost none existing in others ..if you are vulnerable your toast.

[@TnTOmnibus]

you can always use the difference in potential between ground and height mate

[@R2NOTU]

@@TnTOmnibus isn't it the difference that kills you ? I'm missing something?

[@R2NOTU]

@@TnTOmnibus they used a cap and a spark plug back in the day.i was thinking of doing something like this but the lighting strikes put me off of it ..what's wrong with a cap and a neon trigger for a mosfet to dump at 100 volts going to a door bell transformer kicking it down to 15volts ?

[@TrickyDickyP]

Nice one Rob.. I like this concept.. maybe you have just given me an idea...! If it works I will let you know.. All the best mate.. 😊

[@moking8095]

Reminds me of the old Ben Franklin experiment to tap the power of lightning many years ago.

[@bogirishIan]

Thank you for sharing this, I enjoyed it very much! One question - as the scenario is fractal, does that mean the voltages or currents drop or increase in an exponential way? If so, does that mean the voltage or current ratings of the capacitors and diodes, would have to be able to withstand the full HV or HI input or output directly? I'm trying to see the benefit of this network compared to a Cockroft-Walton multiplier, which is more of a stepped function to get high voltages. Thank you!

[@emil.honganmaki5461]

I did this experiment with a Wimshurst Machine connected to the high voltage side of a car's ignition coil where the discharge voltage of the capacitors had been depleted. The 12v 4W lamp flickered quite brightly. low voltage side.

[@stevenchiverton48]

did you take into consideration in your circuit of the voltage drop per diode used

[@yougeo]

Can't see that website address on my tiny phone screen. If you could put the addresses in your description it would help. Really fascinating stuff as always!

[@carlubambi5541]

Fantastic as always

[@lvstofly]

The fractal network reminds me of the buildings surrounding the Great Pyramids. Could they have been different components making circuits performing different work/alcamy?

[@karlh6692]

Please can you do a follow up and capture some high energy sparks to turn back into power?

[@GordieGii]

In fact the step-up version is even more simple and is used all the time for things like air ionizers and bug zappers.

[@MrSterlingAce]

I'm fairly Newb to diodes, but might a tunnel diode work more efficiently? Might need a couple of other diodes to prevent a backflow..but more efficient?

[@Cyberc1ops]

I would like to see its output on an osciliscope.. if it is possible for you to do so.

[@torquewrench1969]

🐔 📸 Coat a Mylar balloon with graphene paint, connect up a 0.2 mm copper wire coated with graphene, float it up 200 m with helium. that should give you about 20,000 volts with extremely low amperage. That setup could be used to kick it down to 208 volts with a lot more amperage! Very useful indeed! 🐔 📸

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@ashleyobrien4937]

oh sure, until you try to actually drive anything with it, and when it suddenly stops after a microsecond of operation I bet you'd be left wondering why.....

[@FrancisMaxino]

Which could theroetically be stepped down with this fractal, multi-capcitor transformer...

[@Drunk3nMas7er]

Everyone who tries this just puts a copper peg in the ground when you need a powered carbon salted pit to allow enough surface area for a proper ground. You aren't pulling electrons from the air, you're pulling them from the earth and they flow to the higher potential. Tesla used a rotating nickle powder filled coherer spinning at 1000rpm as an interrupter and a capacitor to create AC, then fed it through a transformer to get usable voltage.

[@barrybretz6073]

A ground ring would work!

[@terrypowling]

Do you have to allow for the capacitance in the diode PN junctions in the strings ?

[@htannberg]

The Bendini circuit produces back emf, I wonder if by using the fractal capacitor network if this HV spike could be made more useful?

[@TnTOmnibus]

give it a go

[@davidconley2470]

Awesome! How would you go about adapting this to harvest the energy from a dirigible since you don't have any ground line?

[@kennethcfogarty]

You have possibly just explained the circuitry of lighting passage from earth to atmosphere!! 🎉

[@ThomasAndersonbsf]

also the advantage besides less parts in my design, is that it could well have been something Tesla was able to build with the technology that was available to him back in the day. just two mason jars and 3 coils (2 primary wound together and getting hooked up in reverse order and the 3rd one being calculated out to the exit voltage you wanted, also the voltage going in can be controlled by adjusting the grounding plate closer or further away from the electroscope foils too.

[@moking8095]

I believe fractal antenna's are already used in mobiole phones using a similar principle for the energy gain for amplification.

[@nlo114]

The low voltage result could be used for a 1-transistor amplifier to run from a suitable wire aerial. (or something like that)

[@1crazypj]

Do you have multiple channels? I'm sure I've subscribed more than once. Quick question, whatever happened to super capacitors? Elon Musk bought out a major manufacturer in USA, (2019?) and then, everything went quiet. I guess swapping a few hundred cells in a Tesla for super caps with 'instantaneous charging' from regenerative braking was a threat to profits ?

[@Tuck-w8m]

Okay, new to absolutely all of this.... but am I misunderstanding that this could replace a significantly heavier, less efficient, Lithium Battery system.. to provide a constant 120V or even 220V supply, to my travel trailer for a number of days or longer (depending on drain and original charge of course). Possibly even being charged by a level 3 EV super charger? Of course working out how to monitor charge level stored, heat, etc. Would make it a very interesting project.

[@miken7629]

Fascinating research. I remember when I was working at NASA I saw something about Asymmetric Capacitors producing propulsion, would be interesting if that could be expanded to fractals, maybe something taking high voltage in and producing hundreds of propulsion modules, seems like UFO technology.

[@matthewgreen1152]

Because they had a bank to spend and the muscle to put study into practice. I believe they should be farther in the collective knowledge obtained. The reason I believe this is because they're still using combustion rockets.

[@TnTOmnibus]

asymmetric capacitors are very interesting

[@DS-mm6fh]

@@matthewgreen1152 believe ..... That they r much further along in most any field then they will ever tell us, there is very big craft above us, now mind u ...idk how they do it....but they do and I can assure you it's not rockets or jet engines, they also go along collecting " plasma balls " they then unload them down a chute of some sort , n run along our power lines , then near as I can tell they then go into the ground, I would assume they provide some sort of free power, something along the lines of what he was discussing.... It's seema, and there something with plasma ..... There is answers within that whole state of matter, now idk about u , or how old u are but when I was in school they taught there was 3 states of matter, liquid, gases, and solids I nvr even remember hearing the term "plasma" other then within the human body, untill at some point I started hearing about plasma cutters, and I was like wtf, is plasma and how do u cut w it ??? Now years later I heard a scientists talking about a fourth state of matter being plasma.......so asked a friend he claims he remembers hearing about plasma being a state of matter but ik i wasn't taught that, unless it's some Mandela effect... Ig I do remember plasma balls at some point , but nvr had I heard that was a fourth state .... Anyways that new age tree w holding this translucent orb, is more than just some symbol someone thought up .. this is some advanced tech that I imagine was once common knowledge but it has since become, a hidden knowledge that's not passed down to everybody, that's for sure that what these things r .... These translucent orbs AND the trees help hold these things ..... Idk ...lol it's a VERY strange world in which we live in ...... Or so I have come to understand....

[@janetwinslow2039]

Very interesting. Have you got a video showing us a practical application? How do you collect the charge? How many watts will the device you built produce and upon what does this depend? Thank you.

[@DS-mm6fh]

Idk .... But I can tell u there r those in the government that do and it must be a good deal because our government's r already collecting what I call. " plasma orbs" w these huge craft.... Another very interesting technology that must allow these things to stay up there .... But one thing at a time they then send these " plasma orbs" down these tubes and or tracks onto the power lines and then iit seems into the ground . I'm assuming they collect the power as they go along the power lines ... However I'm no scientist. .. I'm just telling u what I have observed

[@Mr_ToR]

You should check the fractal lightning rods. They completely avoid lightnings by sucking the potential difference / static electricity with a corona. They are patented and expensive.