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raburgeson

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static electric
« on: April 04, 2005, 05:25:06 AM »
I have been trying to figure out how to produce ionized paths to ambient potentials.
Everyone experimenting with static generators say it's a mystery.Well it's not a mystery
it's a pain in the butt, groups of atoms who give up their energy easily are scattered
amoung atoms that don't, coupled with the fact they share space with molecules
that are bonded and so on.The source is random or to be more specific I'm not
getting anywere so far.Looking over the wimshurst static generator wich has had no
developement since 1920 , I noticed it hicups it discharges between disks and then
reverses polarity.In stead of ruining this fine old machine, I will  build another I think if I
insulate foil on both sides of the wheel to form a cap then insulate those from the
sectors, the charge in the cap should inhibit a reversal of output voltage.I also have a
few things to try to get the disks to operate close together.Trying to make something
small with more output than a Van De Graff wich takes to much space. Hook 2 disks
in parrellel double the voltage, 2 in series double the amperage. I'd like to get about
50 disks on an armature. If you all see a problem with the cap idea let me know.

Clara Listensprechen

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Re: static electric
« Reply #1 on: March 16, 2006, 05:54:55 AM »
I've been hunting stuff on this board about static and didn't find a whole lot, til I saw your message.  I'm looking for answers myself. And if ya don't mind if I make notes here on the subject without answering your query, I'd like to post a few links to a static website I want to be able to refer back to later.

http://amasci.com/static/electrostatic2.html
http://amasci.com/emotor/stathint.html