First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[starcruiser]

@Tigrotto,

I am thinking those questions will be answered when we build the pyramid, run it then check the materials to see what degradation has taken place to the materials after testing...no? Just my thoughts.

[Koen1]

seems to me that questions like "how long has mr Trawoeger run his pyramid" cannot be answered by anyone else doing replications...
Nor does a question like "did the graphite get consumed in the process" seem hard to answer, and certainly not something that abolutely has to be answered by doing your own tests.

But what I would like to know, so this is directed
@ mr. Trawoeger:
How did you come up with the idea of the circuit? What made you decide to use graphite, to use salt water, and to use them in this combination and setup?
There must be a line of reasoning behind it, right? After all, you don't just start wrapping coils around random material, nor do you arbitrarily decide to add some salt water... do you?
Will you please share the path of thought that led you to come up with this design for your convertor?

[pese]

@Tigrotto,

I am thinking those questions will be answered when we build the pyramid, run it then check the materials to see what degradation has taken place to the materials after testing...no? Just my thoughts.

Was soll passieren
Kupfer + grafit + salzwasser = kupfervitreol  = galvanische Zelle 0,5volt

weiss nicht ob das ausgewaschen werden kann , oder wie das weitergeht (auswechseln?)
Durch die 2 unterschiedlichen Grafit-Elektroden kommt diese ganze Geschichte (vermutlich)
ins arbeiten . (So wie eine Reihe anderer Ger?te , auch anderer Bauart)
Pese

[starcruiser]

@pese,

I am not sure what you mean, I translated your response using babelfish but the result does not make much sense, can you re-post in english please?

[Paul-R]

@pese,
I am not sure what you mean, I translated your response using babelfish but the result does not make much sense, can you re-post in english please?

These machine translators need short clipped sentances, with no slang, no abbreviations,
no text-speak. Never omit the full stops. Simple subject-verb-object offerings.
And even then, they can give verbs the wrong tense.
Paul.