The wind seems to blow a lot in this location. Make a wind turbine that spins coils of enamel wire, and in the presence of the field, it will generate a current with no internal magnets. I think that might work.

this is so interesting! thanks for taking the time to share it

@doubleMinnovations

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Good stuff. It's about the frequency of the surface tension on the coil (+ antenna), against ground reflector capacity.. All about the LC circuits ;)

@doubleMinnovations

2 ай бұрын

This is a learning experience; but a fun one!

Thanks neat info

@doubleMinnovations

2 ай бұрын

No problem!

60 miliwatts, yes, your body is capacitive load. Any wire strung up like that is a Capacitive Voltage Transformer. If you have a ballast from a 40 watt lamp, try wiring that in series.

Try a search for - old world buildings antiquitech antennas

The secrete to this type of inventions are capacitors, they can recieve the charge fast enough and their sparkgap discharge are impressively powerful then the charges you are getting now. Infact if you can have a better capacitor bank you could collect much energy and time it to

We used to go below power lines in my pickup, with 10 foot fluorescent lights. Standing in the bed. the lamps will flicker when pointed up to the lines.

@doubleMinnovations

2 ай бұрын

I did the fluorescent light thing by these power lines, in some of my other videos. Thanks for watching!

The thicker wire with the higher surface area is almost certainly collecting more locally in the wire, but its higher resistance is lowering the total output at the point where you connect to it. Also don't forget that galvanized means zinc-coated, so it's actually a really long bimetallic junction, whatever implications that might have. I don't know when you shot this, but I wonder if the recent solar activity could have had any effect on your readings. Even small solar storms can have measurable influence on currents in the air and ground. I also second the guy in another thread who thought the wire ought to be higher. Not because it's closer to the power lines, but because it's further from the ground where the natural atmospheric energy gradient interacts with the surface of the Earth. Thanks as always for sharing your experiments! I ordered the space blankets I was talking about before, 150 for $70 on Amazon. And some paracord, tip ties, other odds and ends. Figured out basically how to suspend and steer it all for super cheap, just working out the best ways to contain and extract energy from a big patch of hot dirt, and where to aim it all so it isn't a hazard for pets, people, planes, etc. Grateful you inspired me to pursue it.

i still dont think your high enough . i would still love to see you use a fractal antenna. try 30 feet high with a fractal . as long as the wire is insulated you could roll it into any shape and have a fractal antenna .

@doubleMinnovations

2 ай бұрын

I think if I had a 30' high mess of wires right on the edge of the easement, the power company would have a problem with it, but thanks for the ideas!

@diydarkmatter

2 ай бұрын

@@doubleMinnovations thats the best part you dont need to be right next to the power wires . if im correct you dont need to be close to them at all .

@doubleMinnovations

2 ай бұрын

I will gradually be increasing the height and distance of wire configurations to see what happens. -as time allows...

@diydarkmatter

2 ай бұрын

@@doubleMinnovations just be careful .