Ibpointless2 Crystal Cells

[triffid]

I got my magnesium today.So I made more cells (2) with just copper wires and magnesium strips.I got about 1.5 volts on the first one when wet.I had trouble with the second one bouncing all around.Then I made three more with tin can lids two with magnesium strips(about 1.3 volts wet) and the third one I did not stir.And used a copper plated zinc disk to see if I could get the same results.I did use elmers glue-all.I did not get the voltage of that one.I got a glimspe maybe of what I am doing wrong.Its in the mixing(stirring)I stroked a magnet 20 times across one tin can lid cell and lost the voltage,it went down to zero.(I had it as high as 1.3 volts and it went down to zero).I will see if I can get some pictures posted.My cell phone should be able to take some.I am having a hard time getting pictures to my email account.I may have to go to the t-mobile store to have them help me. I was upset when I read such low voltages this morning.With the second mg/copper cell I could not get the voltage to settle.So after about 5 minutes of messing with it I went on to the tin can lid cells.triffid

[triffid]

When I put the glue on the cardboard
I make a spot about an inch across
I sprinkle the salt sub on it like an egg
I stirr it a little with the copper wire like in your video and i insert the copper wire into the mass
then I add the epson salts to the top of it I stir that into the mass wiith the magnesium strip and insert the magnesium strip into the mass
I then sprinkle more salt sub on top of this.In about ten minutes later it is difficult to move the wires around any more.With the elmers glue-all it wants to harden pretty fast.

[ibpointless2]

When I put the glue on the cardboard
I make a spot about an inch across
I sprinkle the salt sub on it like an egg
I stirr it a little with the copper wire like in your video and i insert the copper wire into the mass
then I add the epson salts to the top of it I stir that into the mass wiith the magnesium strip and insert the magnesium strip into the mass
I then sprinkle more salt sub on top of this.In about ten minutes later it is difficult to move the wires around any more.With the elmers glue-all it wants to harden pretty fast.

Have tried adding salt substitute and Epsom salt into the glue at the same time and then stir it? if the cells with the magnesium and copper go below 1.1 volts than it is not made right, they should easily hang above 1.3 volts. If you need me to make a new video about to make the crystal glue cell with the magnesium i can make one tomorrow. I don't know if it matters, it shouldn't matter, but have you tried using Notebook paper to place you cell on? Sometimes the copper will turn green as it dries, has that happen to you? What part of the world do you live at, I'm wondering if it really dry where you live? 

[triffid]

Central USA St.Louis,mo is where I live.Number 48 state in the union on the list of 50 states for economic growth in the union at this time.It is a state of misery for a lot of people.I think you stir your chemicals a lot more than I thought.In the beginning I stirred everything together and put it on a piece pf cardboard,(no voltage).If you make another video you need to weigh out exact amounts on a triple beam balance .So many grams of this salt sub,so many grams of epson salts.I noticed last night in your video you barely insert your electrodes in the glue mass.I  have been buring mine almost all the way in.Leaving a little part sticking out to test the voltmeter on.I tried notebook paper only for the control.My cardboard has been coming from hamburger helper boxes.From family dollar.I eat a lot of noodles.Its been 14 hours since I made all five of the new cells .The two cells on cardboard with mg/cu wire read 1.34 volts and 1.1 volts(yeah its most likely is messed up).The tincan lid cell with copper plated zinc disk is reading .25 volts just like the one before it.The other two tin can lid cells made with mg did not give me any readings at first.I had to poke around on them.In the crystal itself.I got 1.1 volts one time by touching the tin can lids together (in parallel) and touching the mg strip on the other cell.Its confusing to me too.The tin can lid cells are my doing so Im branching out in a different direction than you IB2.Those materials are nearly free to me.triffid

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I am making progress here.Even if its only one cell at a time.Once again I did not stir the tin can lid cells so I made three of those without stirring.The cells on cardboard I stirred.The first one went ok.The second one I messed up on somehow.It started getting hard really quick and I inserted the wires nearly 3/4 of the way in.(unlike your video IB2).It seems if I handle them too much I mess them up.I do try to keep the electrodes from touching.I retired here from texas in 2010.There were cheap houses here and I bought one cash money so I own my own house here(unlike texas)..I also have some family here.I took a picture last night I will go to t-mobile today to see if I can get help sending the picture to my email account.I can then download it here.Wish me luck.triffid