KARPEN PILE

[profitis]

@Madebymonkeys,you can show us that hydrogen or oxygen spillover is irreversable? Even on paper?

[Madebymonkeys]

@Madebymonkeys,you can show us that hydrogen or oxygen spillover is irreversable? Even on paper?

No, I can't show that because I don't know how or even understand what you mean...Even on paper!
Maths isn't my strong point at all. When I said I didn't understand the math I meant it - I didn't mean that it was incorrect 

What I do understand is that the document must be based upon assumptions unless the author has investigated Karpens dirty, stinking piles.

Has anyone successfully replicated the piles or even had the chance to analyse them properly?....please don't say the guy with the DMM from the old photo, the one who used the 1000V range to measure 1V (he could have touched the probes on his own piles and got the same result on that range!)! 

[Madebymonkeys]

So what's going to happen on August 20th?

Rod Stewart and Carlos Santana at Jones Beach: http://jonesbeach.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=413:rod-stewart--santana-aug-20-2014&catid=56:concerts-2014&Itemid=100054

[profitis]

Spillover is the textbook principal that makes it work @madebymonkeys sorry I didn't explain.many labs round the world have studied it but I don't know to what extent.perhaps they couldn't find efficient cost/benefit ratio or it could also be that they weren't allowed to advance to commercial injection its hard to say.if they had noticed a law of physics discrepency then it wouldve been hushhush as indeed it was and is but with internet here nowadays documents from labs are floating up left,right and centre from ages ago.some speak only in formula language that only scientists understand,others speak english and mention a kelvin law discrepency straightout,no shyness.

[Philip Hardcastle]

@profitis, you are the expert on Karpen so I will ask you this;


Is it (in your opinion) possible for a working Karpen cell to have identical electrodes at opposing internal faces of a 1cm glass hollow cube, and to have a semi-permeable thin film midway between them such that one electrode is fully immersed in solution A, and the other in solution B?


Such an arrangement would allow the operation to work irrespective of its alignment with gravity.


If so then what would stop a Karpen cell being constructed just like a capacitor, and if so then why could it not be stacked thin film and 10 high with a surface area (per layer) equal to a laptop?


This is not my opinion, just a question as to what you believe could work.