The Don Smith Effect

Hello,

Some updates, I just finished the two extraction modules.

The first prototype was a failure because I didn't had enough precision and the space inside the variable capacitors holders is very small. When I've built it I saw that when rotatiing the variable capacitor's knob the plates getting out of it were blocked by the edge of its holder (indicated by the red arrow):

After this failure with the first prototype I needed to increase the precision because every milimeter is important in drilling the holes in the plastic support so the holes match exactly the holes in the variable capacitor's body while the plates getting outside of it don't touch the support's edge.

But finally I found a method for increased precision and I've succeeded.

Here are the details of one of them:

And here are their variable capacitance ranges.

For the first extraction module we have a capacitance range between 0.04 and 0.61 nF (40-610 pF):

And for the second extraction module we have a capacitance range between 0.09 and 0.65 nF (90-650 pF):

And here is how these modules look like mounted inside the coil (they can slide deep inside the coil):

It's time to start the initial tests to verify the Don Smith Effect, more specific this one:

It is found that creating a dipole and inserting capacitor plates at right angles to the current flow,
allows magnetic waves to change back into useful electrical (coulombs) energy. Magnetic waves passing through the capacitor plates do not degrade and the full impact of the available energy is accessed. One, or as many sets of capacitor plates as is desired, may be used. Each set makes an exact copy of the full force and effect of the energy present in the magnetic waves. The originating source is not depleted of degraded as is common in conventional transformers.

I'll try to find time to do it and I'll come with updates.

Most probably I'll need to record videos of the experiments 'cause there would be too much information to present it just with images.

Regards,

Fighter