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From what I am reading, it is both. It can only hold a pre-determined charge based on it's inner structure
-- I know there is a MIT video showing the charge is stored in the glass not the metal plates
This leads me to believe a lattice or crystalline structure of glass. If we made in a larger scale from weaving together a crystalline material , and push a Magnetic Current through, would some patterns be better than others? Weaving patterns
Thanks g11, this has inspired me
Most of the time I tried coiling a wine glass this is the mess I would get if I didn't keep tension on the wire as it climbed the base. Where I also discovered bee's wax verses paraffin wax. Tensioning the wire with a block of bee's wax makes the wire sticky and you are more likely to reach the apex of the glass without having to respool most of the coil. Always make sure the glass rings by rubbing your finger around the rim.
I was told this one rung at 850 to 860 hertz. I always wanted to use two different types of wire to see if the sound would produce current. One day I might be able to sit for hours and coil another glass and see if a single coil produced current when the glass vibrates. Probably very small if any.
The wire keeps the flow continuous?
The wire Ed used was uninsulated, wouldn't this make an ineffective capacitor?
I've not experimented with iron wire coils, but Ed does mention it in MC. He doesn't go into detail about their uses, but may be referring to the bottles. If there was only one wrap across the bottle he may not have needed insulation.
"Maybe you think that it is not fair to use iron wire to demonstrate how magnetic currents are made, but I can tell you that if I do not use iron core in the coil I can make more of the magnetic currents with soft iron wire coil than I can with copper wire coil, so you see it is perfectly good to use iron wire to demonstrate how magnetic currents are made. You can do the same thing with the copper wire in using iron filings, but only on a smaller scale".
Amazing! What is that thing she is holding?
It must be something remarkable or dynamic based on her expression.
Thanks for asking @Ones, by all means go for it!
Looking forward to your analysis!
This goes with the article showing the lady beside the flywheel
Battery power perhaps with the bottle
Another article with the same woman
Not certain if this is the same lady