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The bark is insulation 😂 keeping the dogs safe

All you need is a diode and a capacitor and you should be good.

all you need is a wire to get a current to flow. There will be current but not much. Imagine a flat button cell battery from a watch. It would show around half a volt too

These avenues have been down before. A loooooong time ago. It all comes down to height above grade. Sure, you'll read "voltage" potential differences in electrical charge, but you will never get current to flow. The only "trick" around this is to run an aerial up near high voltage transport lines and capture some of the electromagnetic field in a coil, which can then be directed through a conductor.

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A potato will rot a die in a week. That tree will keep producing for years. And if you get an entire forest and string them together. Idk seems more practical than replacing wires on potato’s

1kvdc for what? You barely need about 300v with the right inverter topology to produce a single phase. 65 amps is fairly random as well.

I don't think a tree needs a ground, as they're growing out of it.

Then jump in the fight. Think outside the box, trust your instincts when you feel like there’s a different way to attack a problem. Instead of asking why, ask “why not?”.

All living things are the same.

probably a few milliamps, less than a lemon battery and probably even a potato for sure as a tree isnt very acidic and those tiny screws wouldn't be the best electrodes

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Cool project, but I'd it gets too efficient the utility companies will make it illegal. Or they'll just straight up ban trees. 🤣

You're not suicidal right? Just so we know if something happens 😂

Interesting.

I remember somebody tried to do something useful with The electricity produced from lemons. They use a multimeter and get a reading of a half a volt to a volt so they think all I need is 120 lemons to make 120 volts. Because of the inverse square law, they would actually need like 10,000 lemons just to produce 120 volts of potential, but then to get even 1 amp of power at that 120 volts. They would need superconducting wires chilled to liquid helium temperatures and 100,000 lemons. Just to turn a fan. So while your meter can measure it, it's not useful and it doesn't scale. You might be able to power a single LED from it but 100 trees would not be able to power 100 LEDs they were all wired together

​@@rustyshakleford5230so 600,000,000 to run a house. Lemon on 🍋

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@@Petesplaceunboxing this sounds very interesting, does it long term harm the tree?

@@TheDailyKnife009 I’m currently working on a way to store the electricity with a modified solar charge controller. I have some past videos where I got it to work but I’m working on a newer method.

Might be able to run a small sensor with a couple big trees set up in series

​@@TheDailyKnife009as long as he leaves the screw plugging the wound it should be ok, ideally you'd add some kind of barrier around it (like bonsai cut paste) to reduce the risk of infection even further. If he removes the screws without patching the wound then the trees are open to infection/rot, could be fine could be bad it's really up to luck at that point.

@@SuspendedInDusk1313 It’s honestly pretty crazy how many things we can get electricity from!