Wireless energy transfer pt4

Putting the Current from the trigger directly into a tuned spark cell uses about 2 amps.

Then the 2 leads off of the spark cell are used as power for the ignition coil.

on of the leads do directly to the ignition coil, and the other runs in series through a capacitor to the ignition coil

So now we got High Voltage at the secondary which is put to the antenna

i make a spark gap between the - on the ignition coil to the antenna but i put a capacitor in series between the spark and the - on the coil. that lets the capacitor hold a charge which i then put the - from the coil to the - of the switch.... take into consideration that the way the spark cell works is also like a rectifier..

the spark gap itself actually acts as a spark rectifier, as you can see i could charge the caps with high voltage after a used the gap. without a gap you can charge the cap.

After you have it rite the unaltered CFL light should light up on every lead, and show have a dim glow around every wire, with just making a glass bulb connection to the wire

The receiver consist of a ground that is ran to a copper pipe 4ft long beet into the ground, that goes to the negative of the ignition coil the secondary lead at the top of receiver coil goes to an antenna which is made of pie pans glued together. the positive and negative off of the ignition coil/receiver goes to a rectifier. the rectifier has a led hooked up to it
there is no other external power on the receiver.

Thanks for the work of Tesla, but i think we must add and try different things to make this happen.

like the possibility of using old DitrectTv satellite to make long distance receiver/transmitters.

also using a hho ionized flame from my spark cell and high voltage to replace the spark gap, which would mean a longer ionised gap meaning more energy transferred.

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• pulse
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• voltage

[jdcmusicman]

very interesting experiment, this would be great if it could be perfected..

[crob227]

trying my best?

[briackman]

hey dude do you think that you could hook up a battery to a walkie talkie's microphone element to make wireless energy and then tune another walkie talkie to the same fequency and hook a phone charger to the speaker end of the second walkie talkie ,could that be a wireless energy device???? (just wondering)

[limeonaid]

awesome

video's a little bit hard to follow, if you could make one with the camera sitting still on a tripod it would be even more awesome :)

[tjgame2]

Thats realy cool dude. Tesla's stuff + You Tube , look out.

[cribcat1]

F**king love it keep the experiments going! Keep notes of everything.

[Careica]

Yeah, it realy glowing that LED, realy small tiny light, but the fact is you prooved to yourself and others that you can transfer energy by using that method...and there are others methods too yeah.

But because this tecnology is old, but nobody want for some reason replicate Tesla's work...Dont know why. Ofcorse, you do have realy small efficency in transmission now, but at the time, I think you will make beter results for sure!

Hope you will success! Good luck to you and family!

[najman100]

Nice man