Crystal Power CeLL by John Hutchison

[Koen1]

I like your idea of layering the stuff.

So you're saying that you think it won't bond nicely because the
weight of the RS is much lower than the other two ingredients,
for a same volume?
But RS is a huge lot lighter than the other stuff... If you'd fill
a 1 liter tube with 50% RS in volume, that will weigh about 3 times
less than the average of the other two ingredients, but it will
fill the tube...

Well idk but I have at some point added so much pyrite and galena
to a cell that you can clearly feel the stirrer grind through a thick
layer of it, and when that cell cools the RS still solidifies nicely.
So I think you shouldn't worry too much about the RS bonding,
I think it'll still bond quite nicely even with so much pyrite etc in there.
Whether it'll output some nice power is a completely different matter.

Best regards,
Koen

[AbbaRue]

I noticed the following device on rex research has things in common with the crystal cell. 
http://rexresearch.com/ognyanov/ognyanov.htm
This  may be the  right mixture of ingredients needed for  the crystal cell.
Selenium with, from 4.85% to 5.5% Tellurium, from 3.95% to 4.2% Germanium, from 2.85% to 3.2% Neodymium,
and from 2.0% to 2.5% Gallium.

[Koen1]

Merry Xmas everyone

@AbbaRue: Yes, that is a very interesting device/patent indeed. It would appear
to be a supersensitive semiconductive diode attached to a coil&ferrite rod, placed
inside an aluminium container.
This seems to be similar to the odd Germanium diodes that used to be found
by radio & electronics repair men in old used circuits, and that for some
reason showed not just diode action but actually produced very low output...
Hutchison mentions this observation of some old Ge diodes having become
"conditioned" and producing output too in one of his videos I seem to recall.

This design would seem to be a point-contact diode that is "conditioned" to
produce output, and feeds this to the coil&rod assembly to amplify its own
output...

If anyone is planning on replicating it, please keep us updated?
It would be very interesting to hear about such replication attempts.
If I happen to win the lottery at new years eve, then I'll have more than enough
funds to buy some of all those materials and have it made into an alloy,
and then I'll try to replicate myself. But chances aren't great for the lotto.

Best regards,
Koen

[AbbaRue]

@Koen1
This device is also found in the free energy guide on page 3-20.

They used to sell selenium solar cells at one time.
I was wondering if they might have had the right combination for this device.
It appears that selenium is the main ingredient in this device.
Maybe replacing this block with an old selenium solar cell may work.

Or an old selenium solar cell could be cut up and used in a cell with other ingredients.

I did notice that this device is almost as small as an AA battery.

[Pirate88179]

@ AbbaRue:

I am really enjoying that free energy guide/paper.  It is going to take me a month to read it all.  I noticed that he left out Nathan Stubblefield and his earth batteries which are proven to work.  ( I have some)  Other than that, it seems like he has everything else in there.  Thanks.

Bill