Crystal Power CeLL by John Hutchison

[spoondini]

I hereby name the electrical current obtained from Diodes/Piezos the "Paul Lowrance Effect".

Great research Paul!  Really appreciate the updates.

[PaulLowrance]

Thanks! It's an ancient idea. Back in the ... what, 1950's they did a bunch of theoretical work on diodes, but their diode models had so many holes it was like Swiss cheese. We can say that now because we know a lot more about diodes than in the 50's. Anyway, it doesn't matter because it appears the produced DC current & voltage is not due to Johnson noise rectification.

I'm telling you, there is something weird going on in our society. Some kind of freakish control. LOL, have the Martians infiltrated us. 

I recall handing my professor in Electronics class a copy of the Bruce DePalma report, and the look he gave me was priceless. It was not a look of, "You're crazy."  It was not a look of, "Give me a break."  It was a look of, "We should not be reading this!"

Regards,
Paul

[PaulLowrance]

If anyone knows a EE or physicist, then maybe they would be interested in replicating this. The diode or piezo cost less than $2. A small thick Hammond diecast Aluminum chassis is ~ $7.

EE's & physicists have replicated the claim. It's real! The voltage levels are high enough. Now for the final goal of getting the current high enough.

The only person that has verified my claim, so far, and willing to say it publicly is Tom Valone, but then again he's no a skeptic. The other scientists are (or were) skeptics, but they have everything to lose by going public. They want to be 100.0000000% certain this is real.

Paul

[z.monkey]

10 picoAmps?

Had you considered that the piezo works in reverse.  When it gets sound vibrations it generates a voltage and current.  Try exposing the piezo to loud sound and see if the current goes up...

In a Project Camelot interview Dr. Arthur Neumann (Henry Deacon) talked of a small crystal device that continuously generated direct current via the Casimir Effect.  I think that this has been revisited time and again through out the 20th century.  Henry Moray and Tesla were doing it in the early part of the 20th century.  Their knowledge got passed around and various other country's researchers got involved, in secret of course.  Then we see the technologies emerging in the late 20th century with Arthur Summera's Electrinium document.  Then there is John Hutchison's work with a random mix crystal cell.  There are a lot of people chasing this little crystal.

I think you need a very well organized compound (several elements) crystal to achieve this effect with a usable current and standard voltage (like 1.5 Volts).  It will probably need something akin to semiconductor quality crystals which need to be grown in a special high temperature environment.  But, once you get the process down, and go into mass production, despite the high front end expenses, you could make a mountain of money with a product like this.  Permanent Batteries?  Everybody is going to want them, and a lot of them...

[PaulLowrance]

The only person I'm aware of that *might* know the actual secret to getting the current up would be Marcus Reid. John Hutchison seems to take more of an Intuitive approach, but IMO Intuition without concrete logic is inefficient. So Hutchison  probably has some good chemical recipes to make good batteries that never die, but how much power do his batteries produce? A few milli amps? We need a lot more, at least 0.1 amps, no?

So what I'm trying to do is understand the secret behind the 10pA mystery. The shielded piezos produce plenty of voltage, over 3 volts. It's DC current that's lacking. My first experimental stab at going beyond the 10pA DC limit is to place sufficient inductance between each shielded piezo element. The reason for doing so gets into theory, so I won't bore anyone with theory right now, but basically the inductance is to isolate the Thermal noise between elements. If this works, then a possible solution for the Electret batteries that Hutchison & Marcus make could be to add some good magnetic powder to the mix (e.g., Fe) with the Electret power mix. The powered Iron would help isolate thermal noise between a lot of the microscopic Electret particles.

Regards,
Paul