Powering a wall clock on water.

[stevensrd1]

A video where I run a wall clock on the power of water. No salts, acids or chemicals used. Just the power of water.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3Pt8zmYfa8&feature=youtu.be

[ruin41]

This is pretty cool have you been able to figure out where the power is coming from yet ?
Garry

[stevensrd1]

Im assuming works like any battery,,but this version has far more benefits. Its non toxic,,there is no dangers to people since there is no acids, salts or chemicals in it, its only water. Its good for the environment. It obviously works and is usable. The voltage of one water cell seems to be the same as say one AA battery. The amperage is less, but using more water cells in series works like any batteries, as it increases voltage and amperage. Using only water allows the electrodes to last practically forever since its the acids and salts that speed up the erosion process of electrodes. Pure magnesium works best that Ive found for negative electrode and copper can be used for positive. You cant get more simpler,,safer and environmentally friendly then this. You could scale up the size and electrodes,  use as many water cells as needed to get any amount of power.

[stevensrd1]

I found out a single water cell will power this clock. Thats using no salts, acids or chemicals, just water. To see the live cam of this visit http://blinkyblue.zapto.org

[e2matrix]

The sell these - ready to go:  http://www.dealextreme.com/p/eco-friendly-water-powered-clock-black-54596?item=1    for about $8