Free Energy Revealed - Magnet Battery

[Jimboot]

I haven't tried with nickel washers yet but with new meters new leads I am getting similar readings with a single washer from the array in a solution with mag and just a washer mag and paper. Looks like a gal battery to me.

[triffid]

I tried it with a cubic magnet and a keychain(in place of the keeper).I could make the minus sign go away or come back.But could not get voltage readings untill I put some water on the dielectric(cardboard).My voltmeter reads only 1/100 volts not 1/1000 volts.The highest voltage I got was .11 volts.It was easy with the water added to get .05 or .06 volts.I wish my voltmeter could read 1/1000 volts.I would have liked to know what millivolts I could get without the water.Interesting experiment however.I got .11 volts with the most water.However I almost got a reading without water.I could make the minus sign go away almost at will(and come back).Triffid

[triffid]

That cubic magnet is nickle plated and the keychain is made out of low grade steel.So two different metals.But I almost got a reading without the water.Maybe someone here has a better voltmeter than me?I suspect a voltage in the millivolt range is being generated without water?Maybe use glass as a dielectric?Triffid

[Jimboot]

I'll  give it a try on my meters tomorrow and report back.

[triffid]

Twice before in other experiments I had made an unintended battery.I am talking about myself,not One here.So I read back over the thread here.Magnesium and graphite electrodes make a very high powered battery.3.5 volts or more just stuck in wet earth or dry earth like some have claimed.I think a voltmeter that reads millivolts and milliamps should be used for this experiment.Glass is a very good dielectric,So maybe someone here could use a glass slide from a kids microsope kit?Triffid