Crystal Power CeLL by John Hutchison

[AbbaRue]

Yes there is another good source of HV.
Place some Aluminum Foil against the front of  an old TV set picture tube,
with a wire connected to it, and find a ground point on the TV for the other wire.
Then you have a safe and easy to make HV source.

Nice to have a Chemist B.S working on this cell. 

[triffid]

Thanks for the compliment.Although my area really isn't geochemistry.Its not too hard for me to understand whats going on here.I have worked some with kilns too.I have a knowledge of electronics too,my dad repaired tvs and radios when I was a kid,often at the kitchen table.I had a year of nuclear chemistry at the University of Arkansas,otherwise just General Chemistry.Just a bunch of stuff in general.I am very interested in free energy
,zero point,whatever you call it.I have had amazing success with Lakhovsky coils as I reported in another thread here at overunity.My arthritis cured up in a month of wearing two of them.I looked over this threadup to the first 5 pages.And learned things I never knew.Like Sand makes a good capacitor
up to 2000 volts.Thats useful to me.Second,tourmaline produces dc with changes in temp.I will be coming back here often.Triffid

[sutra]

@ Triffid, welcome onboard.

@ all
I saw that to achieve the Amperage of the usual cells the internal structure of a battery is made to obtain hugely surfaced electrodes, the concept may help since the big problem so far is the low output amperage of our cells.

I'll try to reuse my latest cell as is but changing one cilindric electrode with a fine metallic mosquito net rolled several times like a spiral, it may boost current flow....

@ Abbarue: you genius!!!

Ciao

[triffid]

that cast earth recipe is follows:
by weight
1)dirt-8.5 oz
2)plaster of paris-1.5oz
3)water-2.5 oz
4)salt-1.5 oz
this mix cured in 3-4 hours
without salt it cures in 30min.------Triffid

[therealrasta]

that cast earth recipe is follows:
by weight
1)dirt-8.5 oz
2)plaster of paris-1.5oz
3)water-2.5 oz
4)salt-1.5 oz
this mix cured in 3-4 hours
without salt it cures in 30min.------Triffid

What is the dirt composed off?  This is my understanding of dirt/soil.

Soil is a complex, unconsolidated mixture of inorganic, organic, and living material that is found on the immediate surface of the earth that supports plant life. Dirt is any fine-grained, unconsolidated mixture that comes from the ground. Sediment is granular material that has been eroded by the forces of nature. Thus, soil can be considered dirt, and it can consist of sediments, but dirt and sediments are not necessarily soil.

Hard to be scientific when just using random dirt..