Ibpointless2 Crystal Cells

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Storming now will look for silica report later!triffid

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Ty Triffid for the links!  Another person I hadn't seen yet.  Quite a few it seems, heh.

I also just found this guy, who seems to be going piezoelectric and less galvanic.  Not sure of his formulas now or where he posts at, but a bit different at least.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5DmrlLEBwg&list=UUBvHlAntk9XA83hgPo7t7PQ&index=20&feature=plcp
I know from his later video's he did stop using Rochelle's, but may still be using pyrite or galena (sulfuric acid electrolyte).  Though he seems to be using a Li compound that will dissasociate its' chloride....so not sure if that would technically be a Li Ion style.  In any case they are dry at least.
EDIT:  most the videos' I saw he was outputting enough to "Straight run a LED" and did on a couple.  So that's good, I wasn't aware of others getting 2-3ma yet.

From looking some more, I think Hutchinson's cells used Pyrite, Galena, sodium silicate, and something else (forget lol) I can remember from the 90s he did mention galena.   Sadly though, it too is a sulfuric acid producer.

I like the piezoelectric style of Diveflyfish above.  Had asked about that in my first post or two, but noted no one was using piezoelectric salts.  This guy seems to have gone to mostly Piezo's excluding the Li.  He also tested a magnetic field when hardening (also mentioned in first post) which creates a condition similar to Electrets.  Though this could be from HV static or Magnetic to "pre-load".  Was good to see an improvement from magnetic electret process, I assumed it would be the case. 

Also found a pre-release from Toyota.  I guess they are going to have Magnesium batteries in their next hybrids!!!  Yay.  I know the research on these uses, MG (ZN, O?) alloys for one electrode and the other is the typical MnO2 electrode.  They say a good increase in storage over Lithium.  I'll be anxious to see these for sure.

Thanks again for more videos to watch


EDIT2:  Also, can anyone tell what years Bedini did inventions from-to?  Again I first thought it was a long time ago (from you tube vids of re-creations), but I believe it's recent?  I tried wiki but his page was deleted.  I only remember drawings of "air batteries" in his motor drawings, but did he do other things with batteries?  Last, I suppose first question may answer, is this inventor alive?

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PB,I finally found it!page 32 of this thread.  Be sure to to read the posts other readers have left for this article.I do not recall seeing them before.

Here is something a little different a repulsive casimir force  silica might keep the plates open longer?   http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/01/repulsive-casimir-force-casimir.html
The scientists replaced one of the two metallic surfaces immersed in a fluid with one made of silica, the force between them switched from attractive to repulsive. So we add a form of silica to our glue cells?

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taken from a post to the article I posted above:   

. However, recent experiments have suggested that the Casimir force can be changed from attraction to repulsion by immersing micron sized gold and silicon structures in liquid bromobenzene.  I am glad we are not working with liquid bromobenzene in our kitchens!!!triffid[/color][/font][/size]

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PB,I liked the video you found on diveflyfish.Good to know he got a 33 percent increase in amps using the graphite.triffid