self-charging ionistor UA115206U

[BorisKrabow]

Hi ! 
            I found an interesting patent.      UA115206U

         Claimed to generate electricity from ambient heat and internal energy of matter ( That's how I understood it when translating )

           
    Abstract
The C-kessor includes two polarized electrodes with a developed surface made of conductors
of the first kind that create a double electric layer in a conductor of the second kind chemically inert to the polarized electrodes.
Two polarized conductors of the first kind are used as polarized electrodes.

     " .....   the design of the claimed device is similar to the design of an ionistor  .....  "  .

           https://patents.google.com/patent/UA115206U/en?oq=UA115206        Mentioned on Google Patents

           https://uapatents.com/12-115206-s-kessor-genrika-shuminskogo.html#         original / download , Ukrainian language 


       Perhaps this will be of interest. I want to use batteries that never run out of charge     



   

[BorisKrabow]

 There is a picture from the patent

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Looks like a battery cell with a fancy name...

[seychelles]

A BIT OUT OF THIS TOPIC, BUT USEFUL. WATCH TILL YOU SEE THE ELECTRIFIED ROCK FROM CONGO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdVUkh-oUZQ

[BorisKrabow]

Hi!
              Produced replication of the cell declared at the beginning of the topic. It works !
      The replication was made by a Ukrainian researcher.   There is a link to YouTube. The link points to the part of the video where it says about C-Kessor (timecode).
                                https://youtu.be/pgaDUIxF4nI?t=253      ( there are subtitles, you can turn on the translation into English, I checked )  . In the comments there are clarifying explanations by George Bolotov that it is unnecessary to heat the cell.Also, the cell does not need to be charged.

                                    As a bonus in the video and in the comments, aluminum battery technology is attached.


                                      regards Boris