free electricty from crystals

[innovation_station]

i was playing around today an discovered this i have a 24.000 hz crystal from my electronics and soldered 3 wires to it  hooked it up to my volt meter ans touched the crystal and got astounding results when i move it in a mag feild it generates power not much but it does around between .5 and .8 milivolts now when i dont move it there is nothing when i touch it right there is a lot of milivolts around 150 milivolts

why is this and how can we make a unit using them for free power with enough of them it would be worth the time also i thought that it was my power from my body but i mesured that it was around 15 - 30 milivolts but always jumping around

well i will keep playing

william

[pese]

test this abain with blocking condensor on the wires +- (pos/neg Volt , directry
in near to the quartz oscillator (was take from old computerboard ar from videocard - so i think)
The Oscillator must be sourced with fix and proper DC voltage , that is not overlayed with RF.

Pese 
http://ch.to/FE

[innovation_station]

here are some pictures of my results with crystals

can someone explain why this happins in the last pic my voltmeter is set to volts and is on dc and it reads.11 volts with no movement and jumps around a bit but still constant power and i did not show my voltage of my body in the picts but it is around 40 mili volts

[hartiberlin]

Hi,
does it show this voltage also on an old
analog voltmeter ?

And also without touching it ?

On what setting was your digital multimeter ?
AC or DC Volts settings ?

Maybe it is some kind of Mobile Phone
or other RF converter together with with the cables
of your DVM ?
Try to put it onto a scope and have another look.

Regards, Stefan.

[pese]

 

You must read the meter exactly

(switch on 200mV and also 2 Volts = )

this are only 0.110volt  and also 144mv shown on the meter
this say nothing come not from crystal !!
This small voltage comes over the connecting leads to the meter

Pese


(Brummspannung) German
http://ch.to/FE

Hi,
does it show this voltage also on an old
analog voltmeter ?

And also without touching it ?

On what setting was your digital multimeter ?
AC or DC Volts settings ?

Maybe it is some kind of Mobile Phone
or other RF converter together with with the cables
of your DVM ?
Try to put it onto a scope and have another look.

Regards, Stefan.