Bodkins/Bedini Experiment with SPARK-GAP to Ground -- watch out ... ZAP CITY!

I was fascinated by a Bodkins/Bedini replication and realized I had the bedini motor and ignition coil just sitting there ready to go. I tried the replication. It works great.
One observation I can add is if you add a spark-gap to ground, you can
make your lights much much brighter.
Tesla was the man!!!
I think if I achieved better resonance ALA TESLA, this thing would rock -- AC/DC high-voltage style.
Don't be barefoot like me unless your a fool.

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[morpher44]

@nexus1g

With a "thermoelectric generator"? No. These things have a certain efficiency. You probably can find that information in the specs for the chip.

[nexus1g]

@morpher44 Is it possible to generate more electricity than it takes to cool or heat the air?

[morpher44]

@nexus1g

Search for "thermoelectric generator". They make chips now that you can buy that do this. One side is kept in heat ... the other in cold ... output ... electricity.

[nexus1g]

@morpher44 Currently, technology that I know of, to convert the energy all around us to usable electricity includes things like solar panels, geothermal solutions, etc. But what do you know of that would convert that warmth in the air to usable electricity?

[nexus1g]

@morpher44 That's not overunity. You just will have an abundant external power source. Overunity is getting more out than is put in.

[morpher44]

@nexus1g

Overunity is not impossible if the system is an open system ... not a isolated system. You want to receive energy from the outside of your system. Nature has open systems. And the answer is YES ... it can easily be converted. Frequencies can be shifted from the high to the low using basic electronics.

[nexus1g]

@morpher44 Overunity is impossible, but Tesla believed there was latent energy in the atmosphere that might be able to be tapped. I imagine that's what the gap is for? Clearly there is energy all around us -- it's what keeps us at a comfortable temperature -- but the question is can it be so easily converted to electricity?

[as9884795]

Lindo !