Ibpointless2 Crystal Cells

[triffid]

http://www.emanator.demon.co.uk/bigclive/joule.htm  another simple and small joule thief.triffid

[ibpointless2]

I got more supplies today.Walmart sells 7.625oz of emlers glue all for $2.48 each I got two more bottles. Went to a hardware store picked up a box of copper plated nails small size (weather strip nails)3/4x 17 1.5 oz for $1.89.Maybe 100 count?Enough to do copper oxide experiments with.Both red and black copper oxides.Then bought 20 feet of 18 gauge parallel speaker wire 50 volt max for $3.98.Appears to be copper and aluminium braided wire. Then my brother gave some scrap copper and steel wires to make thermocouples.I think too I figured out how to hook up my cells in the panels without using the heavy wires from radio shack.My vitamin C panel I sealed up two weeks ago with wax I tested the back 6 cells hooked up in series gave me today 6.2 volts and .00062 amps  3.8 milliwatts.
I was looking at white out today they had it for a dollar today at walmart .I did not buy it.But I think I figured out how to protect the magnesium strips anyway.Mix up a batch of elmers glue_all and morton salt sub coat the mag strips with it 24 hours before use.In my vineagar cells.triffid

Copper plated nails? I never thought they made that? what section of a hardware store would that be in, I've never seen them with the other nails in the nails section at Lowe's before. Thanks!

[ibpointless2]

Here is something interesting to read. http://www.cheniere.org/techpapers/Final%20Secret%209%20Feb%201993/indexold.html


It talks about Tom Bearden and how you use voltage only and no amps to get free energy. Don't destroy the dipole.

[PhiChaser]

Evening all!
Finally got my alum today and made two cells with it after crushing and mixing with equal parts epsom salt (and a measure of Durham's of course ). The three cells I made earlier used aspirin and are still (surprisingly) soft. Anyways, I found that the cheap-o ice cube trays cut easily with a decent pair of scissors which makes it easy to cut the 'cells' away as needed. 28 plastic cell 'trays' for a dollar isn't too bad...

Happy experimenting,
PC

[ibpointless2]

Evening all!
Finally got my alum today and made two cells with it after crushing and mixing with equal parts epsom salt (and a measure of Durham's of course ). The three cells I made earlier used aspirin and are still (surprisingly) soft. Anyways, I found that the cheap-o ice cube trays cut easily with a decent pair of scissors which makes it easy to cut the 'cells' away as needed. 28 plastic cell 'trays' for a dollar isn't too bad...

Happy experimenting,
PC

Speaking of ice. I use to put some of my cells in the freezer to see what would happen and how would they respond to the cold. You could give the freezer experiment a try? I even made cells that were ice cubes with salts and such in them, it was very interesting. 


Just watch out sometimes the cells will expand or pop.