PLEASE READ THIS-MAJOR BREAK THRU FROM BILL MEHESS

[wattsup]

I just got back in, need to go to the hospital to see my new grandon, born yesterday. I will post another youtube video this evening showing the clips completely out of the water.
bill

Enjoy a good cigar and congrats.

wattsup

[Magluvin]

Hey Bill

If you reverse the meter leads, does the polarity change? If so, any idea of why there is polarization of charge?

Like, lets say if you reversed the leads on 1 of the plates, would there be a change in total voltage?

Also, if the leads that are on the plastic were the same material, there should not be galvanic, battery action.

Sometimes alligator clips are 1 metal plated with another. And, sometimes the plating doesnt cover completely, especially inside, and if the teeth have been marred.  And the wire, (copper) in the water, these different metals could make charge. 

Just saying, if you have only 1 type of metal in the water on both sides of the plate, this will eliminate these types of charges and just focus on the plate charge. And eliminate suspicion.

;]

Mags

[billmehess]

I hope this second video will make things clear. The two connectors are never allowed to get wet.
Bill

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7klSIifrNsU

[e2matrix]

Congrats on the new grandson!   Thanks for the video.  It looks like you learned a way to get a higher voltage in the process too.  I think seeing that last video is going to spark some excitement again.  Looking forward to more good news in the future. 

[e2matrix]

I just had a thought Bill.  I don't have a clue how this is working so this is just wild guess at somthing that might produce an even higher voltage.  Have you tried putting an insulator under one side of one clip and an insulator under the opposite side of the other clip?   So essentially you would be only in electrical contact of opposite sides of the sheet.