On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 1:18 AM, William Beaty <[email protected]> wrote:

> Trouble is, the natural sky current is well under a microamp per square
> meter.  So a metallized kite would need to be a bit large in order to
> collect only kilowatts.  Better would be to artifically break down the air,
> or inject a huge ion current:  harnessed, low-level lightning discharges.

What is the Vret path on this sky battery?  Somehow the circuit must
be closed.  I assume the Vret goes to earth; but, is the circuit
completed by evaporation with a charge on each water molecule?  This
would must impact world weather somehow!

T

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