Ibpointless2 Crystal Cells

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Re: Ibpointless2 Crystal Cells
« Reply #254 on: January 13, 2012, 08:13:17 AM »
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Even though fuzzy the audio is clear the hopes and dreams plus a good explanation of the casimir effect.Also locates the free energy part of the spectrum on the electromagnetic spectrum.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-wzLhzBH3Y  part1/3   triffid




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OQA01sqZ_M&feature=related  part 2/3




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2VeISnMHY8&feature=related  part3/3




Each part is about 15 minutes long and one of them explains why and how these batteries can reverse their voltage and act so crazy in general.

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Pc,the very first one I believe has the explanation why the voltages can be so crazy.I made two more aspirin cells with mg and copper.One I stirred,the other I did not stir.triffid

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@ triffid:
Thanks for the links! I will take a look when I have time later today.
If I remember I will try to stop by the dollar store later for some aspirin too.
I think it would benefit my grinding/mixing process to find a smooth mortar/pestle set. Also a small scale so that the measurements are more exact. It would be easier to measure/grind a few dry mixes and keep them in containers to use as needed rather than make a mess every time I have a spare bottle cap to play with.
As always, it probably won't be anytime soon.
Trying to make some electrolytic paper too; One paper towel wet, covered one side with epsom salt, flipped over and did the other side with salt sub, let dry overnight. Epsom sure did stick to the cardboard it was sitting on!! Today it was still moist so I put another paper towel on each side and then caged them in a piece of aluminum screen so I could wet all of them without tearing them to pieces. So, got it all wet, pressed it out, took it out of the screen and it still needs to dry a bit more... A spray bottle would have worked better for the second process for sure. Not sure how well it is going to work, will report later when it dries. Also I may shoot some of the 'paper' with vinegar to see what results...
Gotta go, cheers!
PC

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Here is something similar to what we are trying to do.One of them has been running since 1840.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zamboni_pile
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or silver paper smeared with [/size]manganese oxide[/font][/size] and [/size]honey[/font][/size] might be used[/size]

No crystals mentioned but honey does crystalize at a certain point(age) and honey is thought to be used in their construction.
Zamboni piles have output [/size]potentials[/font][/size] in the [/size]kilovolt[/font][/size] range, but current output in the [/size]nanoampere[/font][/size] range. The famous [/size]Oxford Electric Bell[/font][/size] which has been ringing continuously since [/size]1840[/font][/size] is thought to be powered by a pair of Zamboni piles.[/size][3]

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Molten sulfur was used to encase the piles on the oxford electric bell.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Electric_Bell

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Probably the most interesting part of the bell is the pair of dry piles. Nobody is certain what they are composed of, but it is known that they have been coated with molten [/size]sulphur[/font][/size] to prevent effects from [/size]atmospheric[/font][/size] moisture and it is thought that they may be [/size]Zamboni piles[/font][/size].[/size]