I have vast knowledge in all kinds of weird subjects. Including researching ALL the free energy devices of the past, with a focus on Thomas Moray. My knowledge of electronics is very basic, so I will be starting with a clean slate with no preconceived limits.

A very good book "The Energy Machine of T.H. Moray" states "the zero point energy is surprisingly simple. Create a plasma corona and pulse it"

So my coming tests will include from scratch testing of the self charge phenomenon of capacitors. And according to wikipedia under "dielectric absorption" the self charge is a percentage of the voltage and has nothing to do with current. So my test will be in high voltage.

Thomas Moray used vacuum capacitors from my understanding. And it is my belief that he cascaded a bank of vacuum capacitors to collect the self charge. But their is NO information on the self charge of vacuum capacitors.

My testing equipment=
Old school 6000volt 30ma neon transformer
10,000volt 12.5pf vacuum capacitor
6000volt diodes for rectifier
several 450volt electrolytic capacitors
disposable camera to charge the smaller capacitors

I am still waiting on the diodes to come in the mail so I can start. May take another 2 weeks coming from the Ukraine to US. So my testing will start with the 450volt capacitors here in a day or 2 , and the big vacuum capacitor will be a little while.

My hopes from this is to lay down information about vacuum capacitors concerning self charge (which I can find none). And to experiment with a capacitor charge-discharge-collect self charge, cascade effect.

I have many ideas and perceptions of how this all works, but I will wait until they are proven or dis proven by experimentation.

I did some testing with the 450v caps. I seem to be getting somewhere around 100v self charge, but my multimeter sucks it away in a couple seconds. I wanted to test the amperage of the cap charged to 100v compared to the amperage of the 100v self charge, but blew a fuse in my meter. For some reason my digital meter will not measure the voltage of the cap. So i had to use my analog. Kinda getting frustrated because of the lack of proper test equipment. 

But my research is coming along good on the Geiger tube theory. The Townsend discharge/avalanche acts as a current amplifier. A single ionizing event can produce multiple avalanches results in an increased multiplication factor which can produce 1000000000 to 10000000000 ion pairs. An ion pair being a positive ion and a negative ion (electron). Which are separated and sucked to the cathode and anode.



So i'm more focused on making a Geiger tube and testing the current amplification from several ionizing radiation sources. Cosmic rays, x-rays, and an alpha emitter.

An alpha emitter emits positive ions. These cause less avalanche events than an electron, but because they are sucked to the negative electrode with force, they knock loose electrons from the metal atoms upon impact which in turn are shot to the positive electrode  creating the avalanches. And i can put a piece of alpha emitter in the tube, which would emit positive ions for around 100 years or so.  Just wish their was an easy to come by beta (electron) emitter to compliment it, but in theory a cathode ray tube should work for that. Or x-rays hitting the electrode knocking electrons from the metal atoms.


Conclusion...

The Townsend avalanche seems to be the same thing as the nuclear chain reaction that powers nuclear power plants..... Except on a smaller scale  (in the ion scale instead of protons and neutrons)....without radiation emissions (that aren't used)......And in a safe way because of the process's self limiting effect "Raether limit" where the gas in the tube becomes so ionized that it becomes conductive and self discharges .. in contrast to the run away nuclear chain reaction that ends up as a bomb.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Townsend_discharge
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geiger%E2%80%93M%C3%BCller_tube