Graphite-Paper - Aluminium-Foil galvanic cell with 1.7 to 1.92 Volts

[amigo]

Hi Stefan,

I'm not Plengo by the way.

Check this link, though it might have some pages missing:

http://books.google.com/books?id=xFp0fA6uIT8C&lpg=PP1&dq=induction%20coils%20how%20to%20make%20them&pg=PA178#v=onepage&q=&f=false

[hartiberlin]

I added the next 12 Videos,
which I recorded already late last month , but now have
been cutted and uploaded.

http://www.youtube.com/user/overunitydotcom

[fritz]

Hi Harti !

Nice Cell.

BTW: I would use some more serious meter for your measurements.
Especially on videos.
I own the same thing - but would deny ownership if somebody asks ;-))
There is no indication of low battery - and in that case it will display almost anything...
rgds.

[hartiberlin]

Hi Fritz,
I verified the voltages with a second analog meter.

Will try to scale this all up soon to more power output.

Regards, Stefan.

[budden]

Sorry for off-topic.

have you tried using two different forms of carbon as a battery, 1. Graphite, 2. Charcoal, add an electrolyte and see if a Galvanic reaction takes place?

One can produce electricity from Fe and C, NaOH _melt_ is an electrolyte. Temperature is above 400C. Air should be supplied with a nozzle into NaOH melt with added MgO and H2O vapour. C and NaOH are consumed. Total reactions are:
C+O2=CO2
2NaOH+CO2=Na2CO3+H2O, second reaction seem to be much slower, but it kills element in a time. Some researchers say they could prevent this.

See www.sara.com, http://www.rexresearch.com/jacques/jacques.htm , search Direct Coal Fuel Cell on the net.

This is not an overunity device. It is just a fuel cell with an efficiency of 30-60%. But this seem to be the simpliest fuel cell which was ever invented.

It was invented in 1896 by William Jacques, US patent 555511 (visit patent office to find patent).

I'm undertaking experiments with the kind of fuel cell for a time. For now, I'm pretty sure it really does work, but I still failed to achieve sufficient power density. My power density is about 8W/l, element life is 3-4 hours, while Jacques and SARA state they have achieved 30W/l with element life of hunrdeds hours.