neutrino free energy using clay,water ,copper and aluminum rivet

[ramset]

I am asking a friend for translation ,maybe I'll beg Wesley Too [although he is busy ATM on another project
I must add neutrino density in our environment is not so dense?
But ??
No stone left unturned !!

thanks for sharing

Respectfully
Chet K

[endlessoceans]

I am asking a friend for translation ,maybe I'll beg Wesley Too [although he is busy ATM on another project
I must add neutrino density in our environment is not so dense?
But ??
No stone left unturned !!



Respectfully
Chet K

And this type of thread is what makes the free energy community a laughing stock.

Ramset , there is no reason to "beg" for translation anyone and waste peoples valuable time.  I can tell you what this is now.  Remember the cement battery of years and years and decades ago?  THIS IS NOT A NEUTRINO DEVICE!!.  OMG so laughable.  This is a voltaic pile and nothing more. 

I don't need to understand Polish because all the evidence is in front of your eyes in the video.  For anyone that spends time on the bench it is IMMEDIATELY understandable.

Evidence as follows -

Output is DC voltage 0.9vdc per cell which is typical of a Aluminium/Copper pile
Output is NOT AC which is what it would be with Neutrino
"plates' of the battery are Copper and Alu - -very good for a pile
Output DC drops when connected to the voltmeter - - very low microamps....typical of a cement cell
YES he is using CLAY....this is a ALKALINE substance.....soooo now you have a wet alkaline battery

THEN he connects all the "cells" in a series and comes with higher voltage.  BIG DEAL nothing to see here.  Cant even light a LED the amps so low

Oh my don't be such a simpleton

[ramset]

EndlessCompliments [just read your 1st page of input at this forum]

whatsamatter nothing on TV tonight so you thought you'd share your vast Knowledge with the unfortunate few ??
Wife yelled at you again today ??

your input is typical [for you] and you do seem familiar.....?

here we may take a look at what a man shares and come to our own conclusions ,nothing wrong with that is there?

yeesh....
Chet K

[sm0ky2]

While I have to agree with endlessdelusions about the "neutrinos"
This has nothing to do with neutrinos


0.8v is not typical, and actually quite high for Aluminum- copper cells.
Most cells of this type are around the 0.56 range, very few break 0.74
As a builder of every home made battery I can get my hands on, I would
have to say this is simple and appears to work very well.


The type of 'construction aggregate' used here will no doubt affect the
particular performance of the cell. Tests should be done to determine maximum
current output and lifetime of the cell.
The electrolyte will eventually deplete, but that doesn't mean these are not rechargeable.


Unfortunately without more information regarding the dark grey clay sands
we are left to guess what he places inside.


Apart from the electrolyte- this cell is identical to any Aluminum- copper cell.

[dennisforrest]

Seems that  Robert Siulecki removed every video...