My first "crystal cell" battery done my way.

[sm0ky2]

I meant sulfate, sorry

[skywatcher]

@FreeEnergy
Please keep sharing. Very interesting stuff. Love to see bench work being done and progress being made!

This was 'new and interesting' 20 years ago. Nothing useful came out of it, ever. 

[FreeEnergy]

Hi guys!


So far I was able to power a tiny little light indicator from a Voltage Booster. 😩 I haven't really kept track of anything except it's still showing approximately 1.5 volts. I tried to connect usb lamp to voltage booster, nothing.


Sorry guys.




On a side note:


Very interesting, to me anyway..
So I got around the same results, about 1.4 to 1.5 volts by just  holding a plain copper cup (new, not shown in picture) and a Magnesium rod (new, not shown in picture) in the other hand.
Would be interesting to power stuff from my body's energy.


Interestingly enough I connected my crystal cell battery in series with the copper cup in my hand, and Magnesium rod in the other hand. I was able to light up an led.
Oh and so far I don't see any signs of corrosion. I did see a slight shade of blue but overtime looks like it's just turning white. We'll see what happens, time will tell.


Imagine 8 people or more holding copper plates and Magnesium plates connected in series, might come in handy in emergencies when you need to power something and there's no power source available.


Thanks.
✌️


P.s.
Here's a picture of what my current battery looks like.

[stevensrd1]

Kind of reminds me of my water batteries, same basic pattern of using magnesium and copper. Ive always wondered if they were made larger, like maybe the size of a car, how much power would they generate. Always interesting things you can do with them regardless as I have powered a swinging pendulum almost non stop, except for electrode cleaning,and thats for over 20 years its been running on a water battery I made.

[indigo22]

Ok, this is plasma, zise doesn't matter weirdly enough put 2 of them in series