Weird Radiant effect

[Chip Shorter]

I have been doing some experiments with my own variation of the Gray tube. Moments ago I was in my garage and a heard an old clock I had boxed away probably ten years ago ticking. This clock hasn't been used since 1998 when I had it in my office at a previous job. The battery is a single AA and was heavily sulphated. I know the clock was dead in 2003 when I moved it in here and I never bothered taking the battery out. So...I set the time and hung it on a wall in the garage. I do my experiments in a room above the garage and approximently 15 feet away from the wall self were I kept the old clock.

[Inquorate]

Now that's cool

Every now and then I have caps that accumulate a spontaneous charge. I think that radiant pulse experiments do something quasi permanent to the surrounding aether space..

Either that or there's a goose on the loose in your hoose.

[sigzidfit]

I had a similar experience with a clock on the wall with a long dead battery that spontaneously came to life in the presence of a pyramidal capacitor. It ran for months and then stopped days after the pyramid was moved. When I moved the pyramid back near it, it didn't start up again so I blew it off.

[boguslaw]

Let's see YouTube - Эксперимент с трансформатором Тесла
Isn't an AA battery covered by metal plate ? Isn't it inside a clock which means that to the both terminals of dead battery was connected wires ?
I would do that : take completely dead AA battery (alkaline,normal,rechargeable) or two inside a box; connect one side to the small metal plate (not sure which one terminal of battery), second to the water pipe and experiment with Gray tube.After some time battery will be charged (normal or alkaline probably only to some level)

It is basically Tesla patent from 1900.

[CitizenDC]

I had a similar experience with a clock on the wall with a long dead battery that spontaneously came to life in the presence of a pyramidal capacitor. It ran for months and then stopped days after the pyramid was moved. When I moved the pyramid back near it, it didn't start up again so I blew it off.

Hi sigzidfit,

Very interesting. Can you post a picture of your pyramidal capacitor?