Ibpointless2 Crystal Cells

[ibpointless2]

@ Triffid


I don't know if i showed you this but i made a crystal battery out of a empty lead acid battery. I use it now nightly as it powers a LED very nicely. It also doesn't seem to drain its primary battery either when its charging. I post the results i get from it on this form here [size=78%]http://www.energyscienceforum.com/crystal-batteries/179-lead-acid-batteries-crystal-batteries.html[/size]


Also the videos for the battery are here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KS-Qw690yA
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXgmLErgi2M

[triffid]

From page 46 of the EF.IB2's literal crystal battery.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sclmrjfdNWc

[triffid]

More literal crystal cell from IB2   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVqCVP1HR0g,triffid




This is more to my liking.I want to make one of these soon.

[gadgetmall]

[quote author=triffid link=topic=11653.msg334077#msg334077 date=1346287457]
Note to self, potassium chloride is slightly radioactive at twice the normal background radiation.Emits alpha particles so cardboard shielding works at containing the radiation.triffid

I have some tritium vials the big older ones still bright after 10 years  . all col0rs .red yellow blue purple green white pink. a test was done on these and they emit very high gamma beta and alpha radiation with the proper measuring equipment  .  Legal dangerous radiation you can own . I believe they are now banned in the US from import and come from the UK. and Australia  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-_4ijCPwTg
you can also Buy uranium238 metal element still in glass ampules here for 129 us for 1/2 gram   http://www.armygasmasks.com/Uranium-Metal-Element-Pure-Sealed-500mg-Sample-p/aaagas-151.htm
and Americium dots are in old smoke detectors .

[triffid]

Conductive cement here!   http://www.sankosha-usa.com/sanearth.asp .




  Invented and patented by Sankosha, SAN-EARTH is used to build conductive concrete grounding electrodes. SAN-EARTH M5C electrodes are easily installed by spreading the dry powder in a strip over and around a counterpoise conductor in a horizontal trench. When the trench is refilled SAN-EARTH absorbs moisture from the surrounding soil and hardens to become a conductive solid. The surface area of the electrode is dramatically increased, resistance to ground is substantially reduced and surge impedance is lowered significantly. Read theSAN-EARTH Technical Review for more details about grounding with SAN-EARTH
      SAN-EARTH is also effective in building vertical electrodes. Typically installed as a slurry around the electrode in a hole 3-6 inches in diameter, SAN-EARTH ground enhancement material molds itself to the walls of the hole and hardens. Ideal contact with the surrounding soil is achieved and the diameter of the electrode effectively equals the diameter of the hole.