Captret - Perpetual Light with Dead Batteries

[gmeast]

measured

Initially I was very excited about this so I set out to take some measurements.

Procedure:
Measure the resistance between all of the contacts (leads)
How I did this was to:

1 Take a pair of leads & hook the DVM to them separately
2 Short them together
3 Release them
4 Let the DVM settle
5 Record the resistance reading

I did this for all of the possible combinations. I also swapped the leads of the DVM and repeated 1-5

My measurements resulted in the following in Mega Ohms:
- & + = 13 Meg
o & - = 6 Meg
o & - = 8 Meg
o & - & + = 10 Meg (this was a weird one ... did it several times)

With my dead Alkaline 9V @ 7V the driver circuit lit a red led at a dim output. I also lit the same led to the same dimness with a 6.8 Meg resistor directly to the battery.

I also measured 4.3 ma flowing from the battery to the Captret and 3.4 ma flowing from the Captret to the led.

The Casing & - form a small capacitor in addition to the - & +

THE ELECTROLYTE LEAKS ENOUGH CURRENT TO DRIVE AN LED

So make your own measurements and make a wise decision. Over Unity ? You decide. The enthusiasm was encouraging, but keep trying though.

I'm going back to the "This Is It" thread.

[Jbignes5]

If that was the case....

Initially I was very excited about this so I set out to take some measurements.

Procedure:
Measure the resistance between all of the contacts (leads)
How I did this was to:

1 Take a pair of leads & hook the DVM to them separately
2 Short them together
3 Release them
4 Let the DVM settle
5 Record the resistance reading

I did this for all of the possible combinations. I also swapped the leads of the DVM and repeated 1-5

My measurements resulted in the following in Mega Ohms:
- & + = 13 Meg
o & - = 6 Meg
o & - = 8 Meg
o & - & + = 10 Meg (this was a weird one ... did it several times)

With my dead Alkaline 9V @ 7V the driver circuit lit a red led at a dim output. I also lit the same led to the same dimness with a 6.8 Meg resistor directly to the battery.

I also measured 4.3 ma flowing from the battery to the Captret and 3.4 ma flowing from the Captret to the led.

The Casing & - form a small capacitor in addition to the - & +

THE ELECTROLYTE LEAKS ENOUGH CURRENT TO DRIVE AN LED

So make your own measurements and make a wise decision. Over Unity ? You decide. The enthusiasm was encouraging, but keep trying though.

I'm going back to the "This Is It" thread.

Really... Funny because if that was the case then the battery would be depleting for which mine is now charging from its starting voltage of 9.20 So far it is 9.23. You forget these are capacitors. They block current by the capacitance. Thats an active thing while the power is applied and not discharged. The naked circuit when not connected to the whole system does not exhibit the same measurements as it is with power applied. That is the reason for the changing voltages as the circuit charges up and attains it's running levels. Nice try to discredit this and plug that "other" thread...

Besides why don't you take the original circuit parallel a couple caps of the same ratings and try that one. Hell why not use a couple or 4 like my unit and start to charge that battery of yours and prove it to your self. By the way 4 220uf 20-100v electrolytic caps seems to be a magic in tune system from what I have been seeing. It seems the brightness will dim after a day but that means it is evening out its power to push the battery further. I think others and I believe that the bigger caps of much higher voltages works the best. My 200volt caps seem to be like the best effect I have seen yet. I'm still trying to find the right placement for each cap because I have 2 pairs but different capacities.

[ibpointless2]

a self charging captret could be a negative capacitor, or a "Negacitor". Where a positive capacitor would drain the battery a Negacitor will charge the battery.

[automan]

Captret tester

Hi IBpointless2 & JBig,
I have built a captret w/2 470uf 200v caps and I'm testing a .2uf 5.5v Super Cap as the battery with no LED. I get all kinds of different readings for voltage at the Super Cap from .32 to .47 and back down, several cycles now. Its been running for about 6 hrs and its at .37 and climbing slowly. The captret effect is better with higher voltage matched pair caps. It is my opinion that the charge effect is due to inductive field leakage from the foil roll inside to the can and is received by means of the skin effect from the outside of the can. I thinks its because the induced voltage out of the o poles when any positive charge is applied to positive leg is greater than the effect of the caps self-charging. I am no expert but its what I see happening from my testing with the super cap. I have videos YouTube - Autocaptret and am testing further.

Keep up the good work!

[electricity]

Self Charger v1.1

Here's my latest captret charger, this one Rocks.

When draining the charged battery, there's more joules than conventional battery!.

Can't do test, someone please replicate and post data.

Same circuit for Lead Acid Battery capret, I have made 4 x 1 gallon size electrolytic capacitor, it's pretty crazy!!!, will post more info soon.

Spdt switch is not needed if you dont have one, just pull the LED (I have 9 LED's from flashlight, don't use only 1 LED, you'll fry em!,) off and attach cap negative to the cap housing.

Don't just read, get tinkering.

Free Energy is here.

[electricity]

DIY low cost Large Electrolytic Capacitor

USE PRECAUTION - Wear gloves, mask, eye goggles etc, Use Safety and Common Sense. I am not LIABLE for anything.

It is possible to construct a very large electrolytic cap quite easily.

Materials:
2 - Roll of paper - I use brown kraft paper, must withhold wet fluid. I soak paper in electrolyte for about 1 hr to get good saturation.
3 - Roll of Aluminium Foil (2 rolls thickest ones you can find, 1 roll thinnest one you can find)
Electrolyte - 50% Antifreeze
ribbon wire or you can cut a strip of thin copper sheet 1/6" wide +- depending on cap size
12 ga insulated wire for post.
Empty can with lid (paint can Hardware Store, remove inside paint with wire brush or paint strip acid, recycle canned food, aluminum soda cans etc. - best result with aluminum) .2" taller than paper.

Soak paper in electrolyte for 1 hour to ensure good saturation.

Start rolling 1 layer of paper and make a coil of about .5" thick, then double up the thick aluminium and add to coil creating a spiral coil - bi-filar, Foil must be shorter than paper about .5" is good as to avoid shorting if it contacts the top of the metal enclosure. Keep the coil as tight as possible, when coil thickness is large enough to pass hole on cap, attach your ribbon wire or copper strip and tape securely with cellophane tape. Wire runs down from top to bottom of coil at 90 degrees. Make one more turn then add second layer of paper, one more turn then add the layer of thinner foil. A few turns then atach ribbon wire in the same manner and secure. Now make enough of the coil to fill the can leaving .2" space when placed inside the can. Wrap the outside of the coil with cellophane tape securely and place in can. Solder ribbon to conduction post.

Ensuring that the wire cuts down at 90 degrees perpendicular to the coil, just like in a electrolytic cap. Drill 2 holes on can cap, hole size to tightly fit conduction wire. Cap the bottom end to prevent leakage. Tape cap down securely with aluminium tape etc to make sure it is air tight.

Hook up to a battery, test for polarity and mark on the can.


Pesto, Ultra captret

[penno64]

cells feed out constant current and the capacity is measured in mAh. Capacitors are made to store this current according to the capacity. The battery always has more power than donated, one rule. Current is always equal anywhere in DC circuits, so you are a fool saying that a cap charged by a cell has more energy than the doner, you need to do your homework....

@wetissues

From one fool to another.

YouTube - Free Electrical Energy 2

Watch 1 and 2

Then would you be kind enough to explain to this fool, what is going on.

Penno

[electricity]

@wetissues

From one fool to another.

Watch 1 and 2

Then would you be kind enough to explain to this fool, what is going on.

Penno

@wetissues
not penno64

but of course we're fools, this is impossible to do Look it up in your text book, it's right there!

E=mc2



Proceed at your own risk, Sanity not guaranteed! Bet Einstein is in his grave.

Replicate this, only you can fool urself.

[electricity]

Alkaline Batteries

All the batteries I've charged with Captret have been alkaline, the throw away kine. I have not over charged a battery, but I'm gonna find out what happens soon

Battery is very cold when being charged.

Note:
Do not drain your battery to below 60%, you can still charge them but the will take forever.

A 9 volt was drained to 5.0 as requested by ibpointless, it took 24 hrs just to reach 7.5v with my new captret self charger.

Drain batteries 9v to no less than 7v, and they'll charge in 3 hrs. Much faster charge time on AAA and AA.

Try em, post result.

[redrichie]

Electricity,
Look, again I am not here to question your credentials or scientific ability. But you sure do throw out a lot of information and schematics. But what ever happened to the scientific method. Did that go out the window because it is "taught" to us. Someone asked for a control experiment and you TOLD someone else to do it. Excuse me, but how the hell can you PROVE anything if you dont even have a control to compare to? You spout out a bunch of stuff that may or may not work, about new setups, that "you dont have time to test" and you want someone to "replicate and post data". again excuse me. What gives here? You want us to waste what seems like a bunch of time making capacitors. Though this may be handy, can you give us any kind of specs on these? is there any way this can even work let alone produce more storage than a very large super capacitor that can be purchased? Do you even have a single photo to record any of YOUR setups, for yourself let alone to post on the forum? IF you do why dont you share them with us so we can see what is going on in your world brotha. You should have nothing to be ashamed of, sounds like you got many experiments going with multiple caps and huge "super capacitor" paint cans and what not. Post a video tutorial of how to make a capacitor from a paint can. I would, and Im sure others would really love to see your work. I really imagine its something else.

Here's my latest captret charger, this one Rocks.

When draining the charged battery, there's more joules than conventional battery!.

Can't do test, someone please replicate and post data.

Same circuit for Lead Acid Battery capret, I have made 4 x 1 gallon size electrolytic capacitor, it's pretty crazy!!!, will post more info soon.

Spdt switch is not needed if you dont have one, just pull the LED (I have 9 LED's from flashlight, don't use only 1 LED, you'll fry em!,) off and attach cap negative to the cap housing.

Don't just read, get tinkering.

Free Energy is here.

[electricity]

Electricity,
Look, again I am not here to question your credentials or scientific ability. But you sure do throw out a lot of information and schematics. But what ever happened to the scientific method. Did that go out the window because it is "taught" to us. Someone asked for a control experiment and you TOLD someone else to do it. Excuse me, but how the hell can you PROVE anything if you dont even have a control to compare to? You spout out a bunch of stuff that may or may not work, about new setups, that "you dont have time to test" and you want someone to "replicate and post data". again excuse me. What gives here? You want us to waste what seems like a bunch of time making capacitors. Though this may be handy, can you give us any kind of specs on these? is there any way this can even work let alone produce more storage than a very large super capacitor that can be purchased? Do you even have a single photo to record any of YOUR setups, for yourself let alone to post on the forum? IF you do why dont you share them with us so we can see what is going on in your world brotha. You should have nothing to be ashamed of, sounds like you got many experiments going with multiple caps and huge "super capacitor" paint cans and what not. Post a video tutorial of how to make a capacitor from a paint can. I would, and Im sure others would really love to see your work. I really imagine its something else.

The problem with this Age of Man is that you are so dependent on others, the System. You read, analyze, delete what that is not compatible with your stored values and conclude. That is where you fail, because that exactly is Linear Thinking.

Let me tell you Nature is simple, Free Energy is Simple. Your installed False Values projects Wrong Logic in your thinking.

Get off your lazy behind, get some aluminum foil, paper, antifreeze, and a can and replicate.

And if you don't, I don't give a damn. You do not have the Conscious to Think.

And scientific proof, Don't even get me started.

Why don't you go and Study Heavyside and Lorentz false manufactured theories that you hold so dearly.

[redrichie]

Look seriously, I was trying to help you out. You come here and spout all sorts of rhetoric. You show no proof of you getting off YOUR lazy behind and replicating anything. You have tried to discredit Bedini, Dr. Stiffler, and all others who have devoted years of their time and money and knowledge to the field. What is you purpose here. To misdirect? To make yourself feel better? smarter? There are people on this forum (way smarter than I) that have been in electrical engineering before I was born.
By me saying anything I have probably took enough attention away from the Valuable work that is actually being done on this thread. If you want a capacitor to be built for you then start another thread. If you have actually done the Multiple captret experiment then post something usefull and show us exactly how you did it, along with the data the YOU collected.
Others have come here and done the same thing as you. You only discredit yourself. You will be ignored. and eventually banned. And you may not care that you are banned. Then why come here in the first place and waste YOUR very valuable tinkering time?

[broli]

I had no luck in charging my 12V battery (which was around 8V on load), in fact it may have died as it's at 0.43V hooked up for 12hours to the captret. This is actually strange as the voltage really started to plummet when hooked as electricity's/hidave charger. As if the battery was short circuited, but it remained stone cold.

[Jbignes5]

Well...

Obviously there are people who are replicating this stuff. I would suggest to electricity that you stop with all the bs about what we are being taught. We know this doesn't fit into what is being taught. That is why Ibpointless2 brought this to our attention. We are replicating this and in my case I have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that we are indeed seeing something that we don't have a good understanding about.

I proved that to myself. In my experiment I have raised the voltage of my battery to 9.27v. even after taking a good amount of voltage off the battery I think the lowest frame of reference in this well used and depleted battery was around 8.5v. It climbed up slowly and exceeded the starting voltage of 9.20v. I am fully convinced that we are seeing a passively charging battery. Lets stop with all the bs and start to focus on why.

[ibpointless2]

I'm glad to see everyone having good results on the self charging captret designs. I've noticed they all seem to have things in common.

There is multiple captrets used.

They seem to be in series with each other.

And they all seem to be using the o to - concept.

And for some reason the bigger the cap the better, but from my testing the little caps (1uf) can still charge a 9 volt battery, it just takes a little longer.


I just picked up some 1000uf 35 volt caps from radio shack for my captret self charger made from common radio shack parts. I'm going make a self charger out these radio shack parts and post a youtube video of it. I'm going to make it as simple as possible and give every little detail away, there shall not be any excuse of why you can't build one your self.


One thing we all can agree on, the captret doesn't play by the rules.