11-19-2023, 12:03 PM
(11-19-2023, 10:14 AM)Mozart Wrote: So, basically all we need is to make a return path after the load to avoid source depletion. This means we don’t need a national energy grid and small generators will provide all we need for a house or car. The main key is not to short dead the source with our appliances … we need different types of connections aka different sockets in the house to let the energy to flow back
I think imo it starts right at the distribution transformer. I'm sure if one had resources and the money like these companies do. This massive transformer size wise can be replaced with something that works more as a resonant reactive transformer stage. So what ever input on the system offers minimal drag on the power input of the grid. And a network of these one wire style diode taps with a bunch of switching caps at 60 hertz inside the unit "transformer", They could use their own field as a switching trigger as well to dump a bunch of commercial grade caps. The size would be comparable to the traditional transformers,, But would prob cost the electric company more to make and how the hell do you meter it after? right. So I don't think its going to happen any time soon.
But if they really cared about the environment and global boiling... Doing something like this would ease off on the majority of the system loads at the power plants. So much less pollution gas and oil needs less burning etc.. and less costly to create just a "Trigger" field across the grid.