Methods for generating net energy gain of electrical energy

Methods for generating net energy gain of electrical energy:

• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to redirect direct current(s) back into the source(s) of direct current;
• additional electrical conductor(s) is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer direct current(s) to one or more inverters to convert the direct current(s) into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is transferred to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the alternating current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is transferred to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) to redirect alternating current(s) through one or more rectifiers to convert back into direct current(s), so it can be redirected back into the source(s) of direct current;
• additional electrical conductor(s) are affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer alternating current to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the alternating current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is transferred to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the alternating current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• electrical conductor(s) are affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer alternating current(s) to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the alternating current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the alternating current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is then simultaneously transferred to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) and one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s), for the alternating current(s) to then be transferred to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to simultaneously transfer alternating current(s) to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) and one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer direct current(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is then simultaneously transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) and one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductor(s) is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer direct current(s) to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• additional electrical conductor(s) is affix to the first electrical busbar(s) (and/or the first one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer direct current(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s), which is then transferred to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to simultaneously transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) directly to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) and directly to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is then transferred to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to simultaneously transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) directly to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) and directly to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is then transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbars (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) separate from the first set of electrical busbar(s) (and/or first set of one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) flowing through;
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer alternating current(s) to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the first set of electrical busbar(s) (and/or first set of one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) flowing through, creating a net energy gain of direct current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to simultaneously transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) directly to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) and one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to simultaneously transfer alternating current(s) to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) and one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the alternating current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of alternating current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the alternating current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to redirect direct current(s) back into the source(s) of direct current;
• additional electrical conductor(s) is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer direct current(s) to one or more inverters to convert the direct current(s) into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is transferred to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more rectifiers to be converted into direct current(s);
• the direct current(s) is then transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the direct current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is transferred to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) to redirect alternating current(s) through one or more rectifiers to convert back into direct current(s), so it can be redirected back into the source(s) of direct current;
• additional electrical conductor(s) are affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer alternating current to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more rectifiers to be converted into direct current(s);
• the direct current(s) is then transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the direct current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of direct current to transfer direct current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more inverters to convert it into alternating current(s);
• the alternating current(s) is transferred to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more rectifiers to be converted into direct current(s);
• the direct current(s) is then transferred to one or more electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the direct current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• electrical conductor(s) are affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to transfer alternating current(s) to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more rectifiers to be converted into direct current(s);
• the direct current(s) is then transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the direct current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers) and one or more step down transformers;
• the alternating current output(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s), is transferred to one or more rectifiers to be converted into direct current(s);
• the direct current(s) is then transferred to one or more electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) (increased amps/decreased volts) from the step down transformer(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s), by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s), while maintaining the increased ampere (amps) of the direct current(s) provided by the step down transformer(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to simultaneously transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) directly to one or more rectifiers to be converted into direct current(s) and one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the direct current(s) coming from the rectifier(s) is transferred to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s);
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• a method comprising one or more sources of alternating current to transfer alternating current(s) via electrical conductor(s) to one or more electrical busbars (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• one or more electrical conductors is affix to the electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) to simultaneously transfer alternating current(s) to one or more rectifiers to be converted into direct current(s) and one or more step up transformers (and/or one or more voltage multipliers);
• the direct current(s) coming from the rectifier(s) is transferred to one or more secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars);
• the current(s) (amps) from the alternating current and/or direct current output(s) of the step up transformer(s) (increased volts/decreased amps) and/or voltage multiplier(s) (increased volts) is converted to static electric charges (causing the electric charges to have no motion and flow), while maintaining it's increased voltage(s);
• the increased voltage(s) static electric charges will then make contact with the secondary electrical busbar(s) (and/or one or more secondary zero sided to twenty sided shape electrical conductors applied in the same manner as electrical busbars) that has the direct current(s) flowing through;
• creating a net energy gain of direct current(s) by totaling (adding) the amount of voltage(s) of the static electric charges with the voltage(s) of the direct current(s).