free energy source from radio signal?

EDAboard.com Forum Index -> Electronic Elementary Questions -> free energy source from radio signal?

Author

Message

unknot

Joined: 07 Oct 2009
Posts: 6
Location: Mars Base II

15 Oct 2009 23:42 free energy source?

I would like to have an antenna, and then drain the current that oscilates in the antena i think ac? and store it in capacitors or batteries..

because the antenna is picking random radio frequencyes, the electrons would be moving AC.. so i brigde rectifier it.

Is this kind if free energy source possible?

Google
AdSense
Google Adsense

15 Oct 2009 23:42 Ads

Sorry, but you need login in to view this attachment

pauloynski

Joined: 06 Oct 2004
Posts: 277
Helped: 34
Location: Brazil

16 Oct 2009 0:08 Re: free energy source?

And what is the voltage do you think you can get from an anntena?

unknot

Joined: 07 Oct 2009
Posts: 6
Location: Mars Base II

16 Oct 2009 0:23 free energy source?

thats a stage.. but maybe there is a way to rise some voltage perhaps?

i simulated in another program i i got some mV

Added after 1 minutes:

how do wireless energy work1?? with no battery on the reciever i think.. so it should work in some way :s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LfWec1YdtI

flatulent

Joined: 19 Jul 2002
Posts: 4877
Helped: 324
Location: Middle Earth

16 Oct 2009 4:39 Re: free energy source?

Unless you live a few feet or tens of feet from a very high power transmitting station, this method will not do you much good. You would be better off buying a solar cell panel and getting energy from that.

Joke: or having some hamsters or rats running in a wheel which is connected to a generator.