glue cells (zero point energy, made simple)

[Kabuto]

Hey Nit,
I just had a brainstorm.....why not make a battery out of a battery? 
I don't know if it work or not but what if you had an old car battery that you took the acid out of and filled it with glue?

I was going to try this with some AA-sized tubes, but I ended up using a pill container instead.

[nitinnun]

the simplest way, is to cut the top off a bottle of elmer's, and shove as much metal as you can inside.

i anchor the metals together using zip ties. these same zip ties space them apart.


i'm still working on my little project. i came up with a new way to "arrange" the metals. which will be made out of bent copper and steel 14 gauge wires.

[resonanceman]

Hey Nit,
I just had a brainstorm.....why not make a battery out of a battery? 
I don't know if it work or not but what if you had an old car battery that you took the acid out of and filled it with glue?

noonespecial

At first I thought  it would not work  ....   as I understand it ALL the plates  in a lead acid  battery are lead .
Stuff is added to the lead to make the plates posative or  negative .

I have no  idea if  the stuff they add will work  with glue .
If it is an old battery  it is  probably  sulfated .......the  question then is how  the  sulfite crystals  fit into the process .

If this is a different  kind of reaction then  the only way to   learn  what works is to try it . 

I  would  give it a try if I had an old battery  ..........


gary

[resonanceman]

 on this  site
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/
Chapter  13  page 2  there  is a device that  may be in the Thestatika  machine

It is  layers of  plastic copper and aluminum .

I think it is call an electron cascade device .

Could  the   glue in the  cells  here be replacing the plastic  ?

If so ...... applying  a magnetic field  could  be very interesting . 

gary

[Kabuto]

on this  site
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/
Chapter  13  page 2  there  is a device that  may be in the Thestatika  machine

It is  layers of  plastic copper and aluminum .

I think it is call an electron cascade device .

Could  the   glue in the  cells  here be replacing the plastic  ?

If so ...... applying  a magnetic field  could  be very interesting . 

gary

They could be related. It also mentions that a magnet field would help with voltage; this could be important (I'll see what I can try later).