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|description={{en|1=[[File:Ammann Bros. newspaper article.jpg|thumb|Ammann brothers' newspaper article.]]This is part of a pseudoscience conspiracy involving anyone who promotes ''[[w:Fringe_science#Description|fringe science]]'' despite any [[c:Category:Free_Energy_Criteria|relevancy]] or usefulness.<ref>[[w:Fringe_science#Responding_to_fringe_science|Quote]]: [[w:Michael_W._Friedlander|Michael W. Friedlander]] suggests that ''"fringe science is necessary so that mainstream science will not atrophy"''.</ref> In this photograph, the Ammann brothers are standing in front of their power supply.<ref>[[w:Mast_radiator#Capacitive_toploads|Mast radiator, Capacitive toploads]] &ndash; Wikipedia</ref> <ref>[[w:T-antenna#capacitance_hat_anchor|T-antenna, capacitance hat]] &ndash; Wikipedia</ref> <ref>[https://ham.stackexchange.com/questions/11918/capacitive-hats-on-wire-dipoles ''Antenna Construction - Capacitive hats on wire dipoles?] &ndash; Amateur Radio Stack Exchange</ref> <ref>Search for: [https://search.brave.com/search?q=Super-Ball+Antenna+Company+of+Green+Bay%2C+Wisconsin&source=web Super-Ball Antenna Company of Green Bay, Wisconsin]</ref> <ref>{{cite web |url=https://warci.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/may11.pdf |title=''Super Ball Antenna,'' WARCI News, Wisconsin Antique Radio Club, Inc., Spring edition, 2011 May (warci.org) |quote=the ball is made of two halves of pressed 80/20 aluminum-copper alloy which are permanently crimped together [a competitor's version]}}</ref> <ref>[https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-1920s-radio-antenna-ball-1795270663 Antique 1920's Radio Antenna] &ndash; &ldquo;New Ball Aerial&rdquo; is an example of an 80/20 aluminum/copper alloy | #1795270663 (worthpoint.com)</ref> <ref>[http://www.k0bg.com/caphats.html Antenna Cap Hat] (k0bg.com)</ref> <ref>[https://www.buzzbar.com/w8uzzch.html Capacitance Hat] &ndash; W8UZZ (buzzbar.com)</ref> <ref>Simulation files: [http://vinyasi.info/mhoslaw/Parametric%20Transformers/2022/Sept/ammann%20with%20solar%20capacitance,%20v2c3c2b.zip here] and [https://ufile.io/zlw86m37 here.]</ref> It is strapped to the front-end of their 1921 electric vehicle which they claimed ran without batteries.

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