Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[amigo]

Where can I find Carbon Rods?

I've looked at my local art supply store and they do not seem to have any drafting pencil leads at the size Loki mentions (HB-WWNBX). At best they have short graphite sticks but they seem pretty soft for what I need them for...

[DrStiffler]

Where can I find Carbon Rods?

I've looked at my local art supply store and they do not seem to have any drafting pencil leads at the size Loki mentions (HB-WWNBX). At best they have short graphite sticks but they seem pretty soft for what I need them for...

@amigo

Please don't misunderstand me, but maybe unless you really want to see the effect on you own bench, save your money for a bit. You must understand there is more to come and we have been lucky enough to get a large number of replications, many here. So go for it if you wish and you can pick up commercial rods of course from net order, but I have no knowledge o what Loki used.

Anyway if you find some I know you will be happy with the result.

[amigo]

Hi Doc,

Thanks, I'll give it a shot anyway with what I can scoop around here. If it doesn't work then not a big deal, I'll try again - that's what experimentation is all about.

Otherwise I will definitely keep my eyes peeled here for future developments...

[DrStiffler]

@All
More water fun.

Oh, and yes you can do this with just mass or a long wire, but this way it takes less room and does not radiate as great a signal.

Driven by a SEC15-3.

[DrStiffler]

@All

Watch for the video, I will post a link here, what about capacitive coupled single electrode electrolysis? That might be interesting and at one watt, just think of a G3.

Teaser!