This post is a continuation from older posts, months ago, on how the properties of this energy/matter is a perfect match for all of my diode, piezo, electrolytic capacitors, TOR, and Hue experiments. After years of conducting experiments on ridiculously shielded passive components that contain a permanent intense ...
2011-12-14 09:03:08
The assumption that capacitors charge up from static ions in the air is a rumor spread by garage experimenters, and has even reached the "8 to 5er" scientists, i.e., scientists who only look forward to the end of the day and what the wifey is cooking for dinner. Conventional physics is very clear that ions in the air ...
2011-12-09 07:08:09
Here are some more experiments. Refrigerated 34000uF electrolytic capacitor connected to 26Mohm resistive load. 2010/10/15, 06:35, 34.3F, -19.6mV = -750pA 2010/10/16, 10:24, 35.8F, -19.2mV = 740pA Looks like it's slowly decaying. It will be interesting to see what it decays down to. The other day I found *another* one ...
2011-10-16 13:29:29
The following experiments show an effect that academic scientists do not understand. The effect consists of allowing a highly shielded passive LED or piezo element to rest undisturbed for several weeks. When the component becomes "undisturbed," it will begin to produce a measurable DC voltage & current. A wide ...
2011-10-13 11:44:08
Last night I took a measurement on a large electrolytic capacitor that's has also been connected to a load for what seems forever. It's a 4700uF electrolytic capacitor rated to 35 volts. It's been connected to a 53 Mohm resistive load. Last night, 2011/10/2 at 18:55, 72.5F, it was producing 0.7mV = 13pA. I think it's ...
2011-10-03 11:58:59
FYI, a new diode measurement is scheduled tonight. I've been so obsessed with my new business, GT Websites, that it appears I've been too tired every night to even remember to do a diode measurement, but I'll definitely remember tonight!! For any newbies, this research is regarding *highly* shielded and thermally ...
2011-09-28 11:11:04
Some good news. It appears the highly shielded dual in-parallel (undisclosed modified design) LED array is not that disturbed. In the past two days the DC current is the say. So in the past few days the array probably sunk a bit, and is just now starting to rise again, hopefully. 2011/9/13, 17:40, 72.7F, 1.2pA DC. ...
2011-09-14 10:43:20
Well I spent the entire day yesterday doing diode experiments and thinking about what could be causing the unknown effects. So I have dozens of photos showing measurements of the electrometer readout, but the battery ran out so I got my pad of paper and began logging data the entire day. Yesterdays logged data was for ...
2011-09-11 10:13:00
The 100 uF electrolytic capacitor connected to 100 Mohm load that's inside the freezer is still producing current. Yesterday it was producing 0.5 mV = 5 pA. That's amazing since the temperature is around 3 F. The piezo element, PS1720P02, connected to 20 Mohm load was producing 0.1 mV = 5 ...
2010-07-20 18:10:54
Yet another experiment was added yesterday. On 2010/7/15, 13:50, a 100 uF electrolytic capacitor connected to a 100 Mohm resistor was placed inside a thick small plastic container, which was wrapped inside a very thick sock with two wires connected across the capacitor extending slightly out of the sock. At 14:26 ...
2010-07-16 14:40:27