Crystal Cell Research

[4Tesla]

The two "diode" layers provides one more guarantee of directional flow of electrons instead of just random flows.

These diode layers.. is that just oxide coating?

[plengo]

These diode layers.. is that just oxide coating?

I have no idea. I was just re-saying what he said.

[4Tesla]

I have no idea. I was just re-saying what he said.

I think it is.. I was looking at how to make homemade diodes and oxidizing is a method mentioned.

[drodenbe]

Yes:  about the diodes.  That is what I did after watching the videos!  I went on the internet and looked up how to make the old style selenium diodes and noticed they mentioned a aluminum oxide diode as well.  very low voltage but high current.  So I looked up how to deposit the oxide on the aluminum.. Was trying a aluminum powder but having trouble figuring out how to bind it to the aluminum and get conduction.  Did not want binder to reduce conduction so I used the electrolysis method...  You will be really surprised after 1/2 hour with 12 volts how thick it becomes.  Almost can measure with ruler.  Ha!

Thanks for your info.  I will work on your suggestions.

David. 

[drodenbe]

4Tesla:  Yes the diode layers he talkes about in the video is the oxide coating. If you remember in the bedini videos on his crystal cells he always heated the copper to get the red oxide coating.  You are doing the same thing with the aluminum but with electrolysis instead.  before you get any oxide coating on the aluminum by heating I think it will melt.  That is what it did for me.  But being impatient as I am I used a blow torch!!