Pentru a construi captatorul/convertizorul de energie electrica atmosferica, va trebui sa respectati design-ul original realizat de catre inventatorul Jules Guillot,

daca ati ales modelul acestuia de captator/convertizor, caci exista mai multe inventii propuse pe tema asta, dar eu vi-l recomand totusi pe Guillot. Captatorul nu este sub forma sferica ci sub forma unui manunchi de tije metalice cat mai inalte si cat mai numeroase,- va sugerez sa respectati aceasta geometrie, caci nu este aleasa intamplator de catre Guillot... ceste captatoare sunt prinse la niste dispozitive care in electrotehnica clasica se numesc eclatoare sau aparate de descarcare, si folosesc la descarcarea electricitatii statice de pe elementele liniilor aeriene de transport a energiei electrice. Guillot insa a optat pentru colectarea curentului electric din cadrul acestor eclatoare,- cercetati atent textul brevetelor lui Guillot, publicate chiar de catre mine pe site-ul rex research.com !am dat mai sus lin"-ul direct catre pagina care contine informatiile respective# si veti gasi acolo schemele generale ale instalatiei. Pentru a sti exact ce valori trebuie sa legeti pentru condensatoare, rezistente electrice, etc ,- va trebui sa faceti ceea ce a facut candva si Guillot $ sa utilizati doar colectoarele pentru a vedea pe timp frumos !atentie % nu pe timp de furtuna sau premergator furtunii %# care este valoarea curentului captat de catre &antene&. 'i, aici este o problema, pentru ca veti avea nevoie de aparatura speciala de control protejata impotriva lucrului la inalta tensiune,- energia colectata de catre instalatia de captare, are sa va dea o anumita putere, de pilda ( )*, dar la o tensiune foarte mare, de ordinul zecilor de mii sau sutelor de mii de volti % Guillot avea laborator complet utilat pentru asemenea experiente... Pana nu veti putea sti cu precizie ce fel de curent capteaza instalatia !parametrii# nu puteti face calculul de proiectare al acesteia % +tim de la Guillot cu titlu general ca a reusit sa extraga un curent util de cativa "ilo*ati utilizand un colector vertical !cu &antene& colectoare multiple si rasfirate# care avea inaltimea de ,( metri. -a trebui pentru o dimensiune data, sa vedeti mai intai experimental ce curent este colectat, iar apoi, pe schema generala data de Guillot, se face calcularea valorilor pentru toate componentele circuitului astfel incat parametrii de iesire din circuit sa fie de ((. -olti si /. 0z. Pentru a nu gresi in astfel de calcule, ar fi bine sa solicitati ajutorul unui electronist care sa nu aiba doar diploma ci sa si stie sa citeasca si calculeze astfel de scheme. 1n rest, totul depinde concret de parametrii colectorului utilizat,- construiti-l dupa modelul dat de Guillot si cu aparatura de control/masura, vedeti mai intai ce curent scoate... sa cum am aratat, colectorul este conectat la eclator cu transport al curentului printr-un camp magnetic,un curent de inalta tensiune, foarte periculos.

The Guillot device generated about 2.5-3 Kilowatts with antenna height of ~ 20 meters. Power de ends on the total collector surface and height of the vertical antenna. The a aratus in the hoto roduced ~300 watts with a collector 2 meters tall.

!Practical "tili#ation of $tmos heric %lectricit&!

b& Gillbert 'arida in The Invention Encyclopedia, . 20(-20) * +,30- Geo. .onstantinescu- %d. /

"The Earth has its own negative electricity, in the soil, and the atmosphere which surrounds the Earth is charged with positive electricity. The electric potential (the voltage) increases with the altitude, so we can say that the electric force is proportional to the atmospheric altitude (after Franklin, Quetelet, ord !elvin, "ascart, #ou$ert and other scientists). The recent o$servations demonstrate that the air at %&&&'(&&& meters in altitude, is very highly charged with positive electricity, which could $e e)plained $y the friction $etween the e)ternal photosphere and the upper atmosphere of Earth, which rotates at a speed of more than *&&,&&& !ilometer per hour.

+n that way, the Earth works like an electrostatic generator with electric charging $y influence ''' the upper atmosphere is positively charged $y influence and the Earth crust o$tains the negative polarity. ,etween the two environments, the air and the soil, and inside the low atmosphere, in conditions of good weather, there are s$out -&& positive ions and also, %-& negative ion (and electrons) in .ust one s/uare'centimeter of normal ionised air. The Earth $ehaves like an huge electric armature negatively charged, which repels the electrons and attracts the positive ions. That positive ions0 attraction determinates an electric current, also called "convective current". That0s like an invisi$le continous $om$ardment, su$.ect to daily and seasonal variations, which could $e apro)imated at 3 0 +0 1 -+2 $m eres er s3uare-centimeter- and that is a total value of *1&& 2mperes for the entire surface of the Earth. The /uestion is ''' how does this current always maintains the same direction 3 4e can suppose that the natural radioactive emissions of the soil is responsa$le for this. 4e also know that radioactive emissions of the Earth works usually near the soil surface, and that e)plains the ionisation phenomenona inside caves. The ionisation of the low atmosphere could also $e the effect of the radioactive emissions of the Earth, especially when the 5 radiation works. 2lso, the Earth atmosphere is ionisated $y the e)ternal radiation proceeding from the 6un and from the space environment, especially the action of ultraviolet radiation and the electron fascicles emitted $y the 6un surface, at the temperature of %&&& deg. 7elsius. The capture of atmosphere electricity has $een used in France, with aerial ca$les mounted on the "ont ,lanc, and also in 8ermany ''' with conductive ca$les carried $y the captive $aloons. The atmosphere electricity collect system invented $y eng. #ules 8uillot is most ingenious and it relies on "the electric si hon" 9 m.n. --- the discharging devices or spark-gap used today from the protection of aerial electric cables against the atmospheric electricity ; Jules Guillot has thought to recuperate and to use that electricity :. ;is method consisted in the direct "pumping" of the atmosphere electricity using a collecting device which had two antennae and several collecting rods. <ne antenna is vertical and it has a lot of rods scattered like an opened fan, with the tips against the #enith, for collecting the negative electricity which comes from the air = the hori#ontal antenna is orientated against the 4outh and its role is to collect the ositive electricity. The air electricity seems to have the dou$le'polarity, as we can see at two electrised clouds when $etween them apears the electric discharge. The air could have different electric charging and the ionisation processus of atmosphere is very heterogenous. The inventor 8uillot used two se arated and insulated armatures with the ositive armature against the 4outh ( more precisely, against the %3uator...) and the negative armature against the #enith. 4e can see in the scheme >

*,' the device ? is the "collector a aratus" having +5-20 meters height = it also has a lot of rods which are scattered fan'like, all this on top of an iron illar = and also an hori#ontal antenna 6 oriented against the 4outh = the two antennae are disposed at ,0 deg. angle forming the two armatures where the electrical tension must apear. 2s the height of the pillar increases, the voltage increases more and more = @,' a system of lightning-rods ( p*, p@, pA ) for protection against discharges of atmospheric electricity during storms= A,' the regulator system (voltage regulator, etc) B = C,' the electric resistors ( 7n ) for a$sor$ing the parasite currents = 1,' the "electric siphons" which have the role of making a magnetic field as a good environment for the transport of the ioniDed fluid, a$sor$ing the electricity from the air = the E* and E@ are their regulator devices = %,' an au0illiar& continous current ower su l& which send the current against an special e0citation coil, used as starting device = it works only when the system is starting. This collector device works very good for lighting and heating. The device made $y 8uillot had 20 meters height on the total surface of 3 s3uare-meters. 2lso, #.8uillot used and electrical transformer for the industrial utiliDation of this "collector" ''' as power supply for industrial electric engines." 7onsidering the terrestrial glo$e like the inductor of a dynamo, where the e)traterrestrial ether is the inductor of electric currents circulating in the atmosphere= the apparatus of the invention descri$ed here selects through the device descri$ed $elow two perfectly distinct currents and eliminates others. The device includes> *, The air sensor= @, a series of lightning rods= A, vacuum= C, an array of resistances= 1, vacuum= %, witnesses. *. 2n aerial sensor mounted on a pole is composed of magnetic steel fi)ed and sealed $y a porcelain insulator, and surrounded a $ase $y a bron#e ring which are screwed 32 oints of soft iron, all forming antenna a pole. level $eside it and isolated from the first, forming the @nd pole, is fi)ed a sharp point of magnetic steel fi)ed in the horiDontal position and directed towards the south and movable to an angle of (5 is sealed in a porcelain insulator. This point is also circled a ring of co er notches figure. *. @. 2 series of % lightning surge arrestors at corners $etween each pole and the earth and the various gauges. A. 2 first regulator form of a device similar a$solutely similar to the aerial amtenna, $ut the two poles are superposed and opposed to the vertical point, and a co er dis5 connects to ground. <pposite the horiDontal point, a ring of tin to which are welded tu$es alternatively +2 tubes composed each composed of co er-lead and iron-lead . The ring connects to the ground as shown in figure. @.

2 second regulator form of automatic brea5ers $alanced on A poles and two poles also e/ually $alanced. C. 2 panel of resistances composed of wire mesh in $unches from different sections of glass tubes containing co er dust, coal and flowers of sulfur. 6acuum cleaners consists of a wooden bo0 on each pole, containing a orcelain vase in which la&ers isolated with mica is made up of mercur&- tin- coal- co er and sulfur, all contaied in a co er tube. %. The witnesses are comprised of ordinary incandescent lamps. 7esume ,y the point at the Denith and the point to the south we channel two currents forming the two poles. 4e also protect from lightning. +t regulariDes the flow $y a regulator and similar devices $y a controlling each devise of ade/uate strength of the current harmful nature of these devices do not have loads. The refined current is conducted $y ordinary copper wires. 4e know that earth with its constitution, its rotation and movement in space, provides the electricity in the atmosphere. The electrical currents escape into space or largely accumulate towards the e/uator, as a result of the greater periphery of the glo$e. +n the atmosphere, there are two clearly distinct poles, i.e., clouds that can $e electrically positive or negative= everything in nature shows this, otherwise it would $e difficult to e)plain the lightning that occurs $etween the clouds and which are none other than contrary cloud electrical charges discharged $y too close pro)imity. The invention relates to a set of devices capa$le of capturing the atmospheric electricity. 6o far, all searches made for this purpose has $een to capture the atmosphere, i.e., that $rought together into one system to capture two poles and opposes effect has $een to destroy or cancel each other leaving the amount as the difference of the strongest to weakest. +t is therefore easy to understand why, considering the two poles of air as a$out e/ual, it is almost impossi$le to measure some potential with the land, the highest on the lowest remaining which can $e positive or negative, copper $eing the strongest of one or other of these polarities. +t is on this $asis that all research until now have $een made, and that is why we must consider that all the time, $etween the two poles captured in the atmosphere and not in any mi)ture of systems uptake, it is possi$le to o$tain tension and intensity, a considera$le and measura$le power captured separately $etween the two poles and remaining isolated from one another until their utiliDation . +n accordance with this invention, this collection is made $y attraction of primary electrical currents in teh atmosphere, either positively or negatively charged, $y an antenna that has two points a$solutely isolated from one another, where one points to the Denith to attract negative electricity, and the other turned south, toward the e/uator to draws in the masses grouped in this area.

This shows and proves the e)istence of atmospheric electrical currents, and that it is possi$le to capture them with specially designed e/uipment primarily acting as regulators, as the persistent difficulty encountered so far in realiDing their capture lies with large variations of tension in which the current atmosphere is present in space, for each of the poles, and an overload could inevita$ly fatal. The patent in its present form of presentation does not cover the regulators or devices that are anticipated in the system, $ecause they can $e designed in different ways and give the same result, $ut covers the application and grouping of e/uipment operating as automatic relays with varia$le influence to limit current tension to that chosen for utiliDation. These devices have a role associated with an overflow reservoir outside carrying e)cess li/uid= iti these regulators will divert the e)cess voltage flows to ground. 4e can still a$sor$ these regulators having filters $ecause they have the sole purpose of diverting the post $eing used , currents that are not yet known $ut likely that we will call for simplicity, a$normal currents. 9sic...: The patent also covers systems for regulating currents, applied to each of the poles $ecause it is recogniDed that the shape and tension of the currents of the two poles are not e/uivalent. The method of capture is $y special antenna has directed two points in the atmosphere, as will $e stated after this, with ,oot ecoulement prior to the current atmosphere is also of great importance. Finally, the current atmospheric reception is ade/uate even with the installation of a post, which can $e e)pected at any location without the need for special altitude, as has $een attempted in previous efforts. 4e refer to the attached drawings>. 8igure + represents in elevation and side view an antenna that only has two points, to overcome an elevation = 8igure 2 is the end of one of the peaks, the horiDontal>

8igure 3 shows schematically the ta$le on which are mounted various devices or accessories that act as regulators of current tensions.

8igure ( is a scheme of surge arrestors, and 8igure 5 a ta$le of resistances.

The necessary arrangements to capture atmospheric current form is as follows> *. The antenna in figure * is formed with two peaks> the * is steel, supported $y a bron#e ring @, surrounded $y a s iral form A= this point is oriented for attracting the #enith layers of negative electricit& and the other edge C contains co er coils %, and is oriented south to the e3uator to draw in the masses grouped in this area. To use this antenna it suffices to $e raised on a mast or ole to a height a little higher than that of surrounding houses. @. <n the ta$le lightning arrestors, contained C, forms of ( co er horns used to a$sor$ large atmospheric discharges $y certain time, as it would $e dangerous to allow movement in the devices regulators.

A. <n a ta$le of two symmetrical systems regulators, Figure A, one for each pole, to o$tain and allow a regulariDation of large e)cesses in the current tensions, $y automatically a$sor$ing surges $efore passing over the surfacea chosen for the desired use. These regulators are represented on the drawing $y the references B, B*, B@, BA, BC. C. +n the resistance panel in communication with regulators, these resistances are formed as s iral coils or screens -, tubes , of glass filled with fine coal dust - aluminum owdersulfur and fine co er dust. Finally, two special *& rocessors and constitutes la&ers of metal forming an absorbant for harmful or a$normal currents. 1. 2s a source of energy formed au0iliar& batteries ** and 7uhm5orff coils *@ to get into the antenna sufficient attraction $y means of an ad.ustment of intensity, which once it $egins, allows the constant flow of atmospheric current in the system. +n considering Figure A, which represents a sort of an installation scheme of the device, the reception of atmospheric electrical current will, as set out a$ove, producing a priming of these currents. This $oot is made in launching the system which is dou$le to answer each of the poles, the current $atteries ** through *@ and reels going to the antenna. This $oot will continue until the disposal of electrical current atmosphere is evident $y the one or more ta$le lamps of resistance shown in Figure 1. <nce the lights illuminate it is advisa$le to charge the $atteries to $oot. Eatural flow and constant currents will $e captured $y the regulators , Figure A= they will regulariDe in tension and in amperage and then directed to use in ta$le lamps. +t has $een said a$ove that regulators B, etc., are intended and designed to automatically eliminate earth surge currents capture and a$normal currents that cannot yet $e level $ut that these regulators could $e replaced $y devices with the same function. There is therefore no need to descri$e in detail and especially the claims. 4e only specify that these regulators must $e proper protection for the purposes descri$ed a$ove.

'$79'$- Gillbert : !Practical "tili#ation of $tmos heric %lectricit&!; * in The Invention Encyclopedia, . 20(-20) ; +,30- Geo. .onstantinescu%d. / --

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