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I don't understand your question. It is already [roughly speaking] in a Faraday cage. The charged side generates an asymmetric electric field with its surroundings and as the pendulus moves, thus minimising the electric field energy. If you put the pendulum on a friction-free track, then it'd keep ...

Again I would suggest that it would be prudent on you part to read more on prior experimental attempts that are similar in nature. Not really... if you come to a web site about nuclear fusion and post something from a different field, then it is beholden on you to make your point in regards the exp...

You have already done your own analysis with your own facts and your own assumptions that fit your own conclusion. I think anything I say will be just a waist of time. Not at all! I have done an analysis which, prima facie, suggests nothing unusual is going on beyond the conventional. It is not my ...

You have already done your own analysis with your own facts and your own assumptions that fit your own conclusion. I think anything I say will be just a waist of time. Not at all! I have done an analysis which, prima facie, suggests nothing unusual is going on beyond the conventional. It is not my ...

Well.... that's why I was asking if I'd misunderstood something here. Maybe there is more to it, but I don't see a need, just yet, to invent anything further than the usual effects of capacitance. You have already done your own analysis with your own facts and your own assumptions that fit your own...

Feel free to research the subject matter and you will find what I'm saying to be the case. D'you mean, I'll find that others saying such behaviour is due to something irrelevant? Of that... I am quite sure!!! It's unusual because many have tried to make this happen with an asymmetric capacitor devi...

Sorry, I think I am missing something? Why is this unusual? What is the energy gained by the displacement of the pendulum (viz. what is its length and mass of the bob)? Then, let's see what the energy in the 'capacitance' is, and/or what the e-field strength is. It's unusual because many have tried...

Hec031, any progress on a physical theory that explains the effect? Also, just curious, what's the story on your handle? What does HEC031 mean? Well I have a working theory which is what I'm using to guide my experiments and progress. The problem with my theory is that I know of no similar or close...

In addition to these test we've also enclosed the device in the 2009-2010 testing in a Mu-metal and Faraday enclosure. We've done almost anything possible to find a conventional explanation for what we are observing. The device on the video is not the best device for this kind of testing. The devic...

I would like to know if the position of the capacitor is the same from each point of the vacuum chamber. Mainly I would like to know if you tested it near one side of the chamber, by keeping the power line once near the chamber wall, and once far from the chamber wall. If you did, there was any dif...

Giorgio wrote:What was the position of the capacitor in respect to the neutral axis of the vacuum container?

The device moves axially through the length of the cylindrical vacuum chamber.

This is not an artifact of the wire feeds creating a torque between themselves due to phase shift across the cap? Have you tried this with the power feeds not parallel? Yes, I've eliminated that as a possibility in a more advanced design of the same fundamental concept that I tested in fall 2009 th...

This is not an artifact of the wire feeds creating a torque between themselves due to phase shift across the cap? Have you tried this with the power feeds not parallel? Yes, I've eliminated that as a possibility in a more advanced design of the same fundamental concept that I tested in fall 2009 th...

Just wanted to let every know that I had posted a video on youtube of my experiments with an Asymmetric capacitor operating in a high vacuum environment.

Follow the link if you want to see it.

http://youtu.be/CGN65lse5yE

Sincerely,

Hector