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Zero Point Energy - A Story of Free Energy Part 8
L1 is made from No. 28 gauge copper enamel coated or Formvar magnet wire. 14 turns close wound over the outside diameter of L2 in the center of L2. Plastic electrical tape is wrapped around L1 to form a smooth surface for winding, after winding the 14 turns, wrap additional tape to hold L1 in place.
The Capacitors Cl & C2 are the most difficult to build and are the critical key item to success or failure in producing results. The foil from two capacitors, Pyramid electrolytic TM 58, must be removed from the can that encloses the foil by cutting the top or bottom off with a hack saw or other cutting device. The coiled foil is removed from two capacitors and spread out on a flat table. A TM 58 capacitor should measure, including foil and paper, 91 l/8 in. long and 2 3/4 in. wide. Wipe off-excess electrolytic solution so that it is dry. One side of the paper holding the foil will be full length, the opposite side will be split with terminal connections appearing at each end of the split portion. The capacitors that were used in the early experiments had a gap between the split foil of 3/4 of an inch.
Prepare two cylinders of metal with dimensions of 5 1/4 in. in diameter by 2 3/4 inches wide. A stainless steel sheet metal .032 thick was used in Hendershot's cylinders, open at both ends. Before wrapping begins, insulate the cylinders with pure kraft paper. Ordinary brown wrapping paper is unsatisfactory as it contains impurities. Wax paper might be used as a substitute.
From: Zero Point Energy - A Story of Free Energy Part 8
