World's first real Free Energy Flashlight - no shaking - no batteries! No Solar

[triffid]

test,just wanted a link here.

[triffid]

Thermal energy could be a bit more interesting, if you can get good temperature gradient, but that's not really attractive solution either. Recently I saw an article about a kid who constructed a hollow flashlight with the body made of Peltier cells. It is powered by the heat of the hand, cooled by air inside. The power you can get is miserable though, and it uses just a low power LED.  You go TXT !This is the wave of the future!triffid

Peltier cells consist of different metals but with different semiconductors the effect is greatly enhanced!
THERMAL ENERGY COMES UP THROUGH THE EARTH AT THE RATE OF 27 MILLWATTS PER SQUARE METER PER SECOND.Thats about 1/40 watt per second.No one seems to want to tap into that!triffid

[Nink]

Txt Like you I am bound by the laws of physics.  I am not for one minute, suggesting as you pointed out in your video that we try to do the impossible and I am fully aware of the functions and purpose of capacitors and a joule thief (hence I refereed to them energy optimization and not harvesting)

If you asked Edison to create an LED 140 years ago he would have handed you an incandescent light bulb but 140 years later we can produce the same amount of light at a fraction of size and power consumption. 

Could I build a device that lights an LED from EM today, Absolutely I just need a really large antenna to capture the energy, a capacitor to store the energy a joule thief to pulse the supply. EASY.  Could I make it the size of a flash light. NO

But that is where it gets interesting.  What if the antenna wasn't made from copper but was made from graphene, could it be multi layered and dense enough to be omni directional and also pick up other forms energy from a much smaller wavelength, what if the device was made from a piezoelectric material could I harvest vibrations or acoustic wavelengths. What if my solar cells were made from ceramics that also acted as peliters but were coated with a sodium silicate and captured moisture then used the evapaorative cooling effect, what if ....   

I DON'T KNOW,  but these and one million other questions are worth experimenting and find out

We are going to need IoT devices that work in all environments from the darkest caves to the bottom of the ocean and if we decide we should  just focus on Solar alone as an energy source we will be left in the dark.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

       An interesting invention.   But, this particular computer is filtered against YouTube videos as a software blockage.   My question is:  Does anyone own one of these flashlights and is there a way to reverse-engineer one?

--Lee

My request for a wiring schematic still stands, though.   Does anyone have one or, as I suggested, get one by reverse engineering it?

The precise arguments, for or against, the construction and perceived performance exactness can be probably be better ascertained by an accurate schematic. 

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       My request for a wiring schematic still stands, though.   Does anyone have one or, as I suggested, get one by reverse engineering it?

The precise arguments, for or against, the construction and perceived performance exactness can be probably be better ascertained by an accurate schematic.

3 * 1.5v batteries in series a switch and an LED.  I would draw you a schematic but I can't find my crayons.