Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[gyulasun]

In fact Dr Stiffler opened another channel last December but he has 10 videos alltogether, he did not reupload those that he had removed.
http://www.youtube.com/user/StifflerDr

However, there are several of his older videos available on others youtube channels, just do a seach on youtube.com

Peswiki also has some links:
http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Stiffler_Cold_Electricity_Circuit

Gyula

[DrStiffler]

LOL

I want to set the record as straight as I can, fully knowing it will be taken out of context 1,000 times.

First; Hi fritz!

I want to say that 'WilbyInebriated' pretty much summed up the problems with the whole of the alternative energy quest. I do feel that there does indeed need to be interjection from the rock solid in the box engineers, yet they need to stop trying to keep things statuesque.

For the record; I did not remove my video channel as a part of my control. I did indeed have far to many hours tied up here to dump it all.

It was not a result of any attacks on my web site, even though I get real pissed that people have nothing better to do than cause that type of trouble. Granted I am using a cheap server and that is a major problem, yet I just disconnected it from the internal network and backup so it can be recovered after all the folly and games.

If and I do not know, a copy exists of what I had up, it will not take a genius to figure out what happened.

The new channel will be small as it now is and may or may not get updated.

Anyway "The old bear was not pissed or I would have taken the site down for sure and left it down.

Good luck out there and spending time on the what problems may appear this and next year.

[XS-NRG]

191 pages and i still did not see any selfrunning circuit 
I did see one video with a diode in water and some inventor that had no idea what was going on telling me to "save the vid" before it's gone 

[Herger]

DrStiffler,

Water separation implies charge separation, and charging batteries or capacitors would be a good test.

Can you convert the cold current to conduction current?

[WilbyInebriated]

herger, conduction current is defined as "a movement ('flow') of charges due to the presence of an electric field". do you agree with that definition and if not, what is your definition of 'conduction current'? also, what is your definition of 'cold current' and where do you see it demonstrated in these circuits?