Crystal Cell Research

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

You're an instagator mscoffman we should get a beer some time I believe we may just be able to crip the fabric of time space or at the very least have a few laughs at others expense 

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

rip* this website kills me lol

[plengo]

Happy Easter to All.

I want to testify (a few posts ago) that I ALSO see the effect that when the cell is locked air tight it usually dies pretty fast and once you open she comes alive again. I have MANY cells that works like that and some I gave up trying to air tight them. They have been the best ones.

My mother came this year in January to visit me and she asked about this bunch of "things" on the corner of my lab. I said they were "dead" cells on their "cemetery" waiting for recycling.

So I took one and put a few drops of water (the cell was about 2 years old) and the baby came to life. My mother loved and took it to Brasil. Still shinning in her living room as bright as before. She only adds a drop of water every month or so.

It is mind bending those cells. Air tight is indeed a mystery to me that I had not a chance to test still. I have SOOOOO many cells that I have been testing for the last 3 years, day in and day out non stop. Hundreds of formulas by now. Some very very cool and long lasting like nothing out there (except Ms Marcus Reed). Those are definitely galvanic BUT with a very extended life span. 3 years minimum. Very small cells too.

I have not read the last 9 pages (i think) but just jumped in to confirm the "air phenomena".

One of the cells I am working now as a sequence of my learning is the "water holding" mechanism. Make the cell air tight but maintain the little initial moisture inside. You will need something to hold the water "outside" the crystal formation.

Many are confused of the function of the crystal. The crystal is not for the water holding. The crystal is the conductor and energy extractor of the machine. The crystal allows the flow of the energy via the galvanic reaction, BUT, it reduces the reaction tremendously and effectively extends the life of it to times of nothing like out there commercially.

A regular electrolyte (as many commercial cells have) is ok to start the "galvanic process". The crystal reduces it and keeps it going to a minimum keeping the distance of the two electrodes as if they were very far from each other. This causes the internal resistance to increase but not to the loss of power. The "ion movement" as one would explain the galvanic reaction mechanism is just part of the puzzle.

Too much water WILL KILL the cell, too little will reduce the power and the correct balance will perform greatly. Holding the water and releasing automatically at the correct amount IS CRUCIAL.

Too much crystal growth will kill the cell for "starvation of water". The crystal will grow on the water. Water is her food. No good. Crystal is good for the structure of the energy flow. CRUCIAL.

Watch some of my videos of the crystal formation. Try to look them at the microscopic level. The formation is something really interesting. The crystal grows and grows and grows. Metals grows the same. Rocks grows the same. Why??? Where the energy comes from to make them grow? See?

Direct that growth energy towards the energy flow and not towards the galvanic flow. Galvanic is simply excess of energy left over that destroys the cell. Galvanic may be impossible to stop but can be reduced to 99%, yes it can.

Think in terms of Crystal growth. Crystal growth = less galvanic and vice-versa.

Fausto.

[halfvulcan]

I've come to the realization that how or why they work really doesn't matter but if we all work together to find cheap/free/renewable energy, does it really matter?

Discovery of something often happens by accident. Perfecting it accidentally is more difficult.

[halfvulcan]

Yeah, I didn't mean to sound critical about the above comment.  Actually, there's nothing wrong to getting free energy working before you know how it's working. So long as it isn't irradiating your neighbors or something or changing the weather or killing all the honey bees or spilling toxic chemicals into the environment or invading foreign countries or knocking over buildings with people inside... There may be more examples, but you get the point.
My little copper-wire cells trapped in a glass jar with some LEDS are stil going. The light is still on. It's been.. I forget how long now. Over a week? Sealed up pretty good, I think. I made the mistake of doubting the seal on day 3 or so and started to loosen it before retightening and heard air hissing I think.  I can't be sure though. So there may be pressure build-up in the jar. Which I would have expected based on what people have said about these.  I just wish I'd have been expecting it when I did that so I would have listened closer for it.