Ultracaps tested for excess energy

[WilbyInebriated]

Jesus murphy, will you stop whining already. I told you I remember seeing it in high school. That was around 30 years ago. And to answer your question, I'm not sure how much voltage and current you get from a potato. As I mentioned, that it was a long time ago and I have been past that stage for a while now.
I hope your satisfied. Now go cry somewhere else.

no one is whining other than you. i am merely pointing out your logical fallacies and outright false statements. you didn't see an incandescent bulb light from a potato at any time. stop posting falsehoods. we know you don't have a clue how much voltage or amperage you can get from a single potato or you would have posted a potato powered lcd clock or calculator instead of that faked picture.
yes, it is obvious that you are past the stage of not knowing what a simple potato battery is capable of...

[Cap-Z-ro]

Say, might this be the ideal 'off topic' time to interject my aunt Hazer story, perchance  ?

[utilitarian]

You even admit that you can get a voltage with amperage out of a potato. Hence, FREE ENERGY

I always notice that after christmas, when after two or three weeks of lighting up my outdoor christmas lights quite nicely, my potato batteries finally die and I cook them up for dinner, they do not quite taste as good as fresh potatoes that are still full of charged electrical goodness.

So the energy is not free!!  It comes at a steep price - tastiness!

[MrMag]

I always notice that after christmas, when after two or three weeks of lighting up my outdoor christmas lights quite nicely, my potato batteries finally die and I cook them up for dinner, they do not quite taste as good as fresh potatoes that are still full of charged electrical goodness.

So the energy is not free!!  It comes at a steep price - tastiness!

Yeah, I usually go through a bag of potatoes every christmas. What I do is replant them then I get a new crop for next year. This way I only pay for them the first time, after that they're free.

[Vortex1]

He may not be running for it but I nominate Wilby as the chief lawyer for the free energy movement. He has all the lingo down pat, just loves to argue, hasn't demonstrated any expertise in the field of electronics and will bore our opposition into submission......Just about the perfect lawyer.

p.s. now what did the scientists and engineers do in "Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy"?