Electrinium

[nitinnun]

there is nothing healthy about listening to koen1.
he couldn't type something USEFUL, even if you held a gun to his head.

and he doesn't realize that he can't do it, either.
which gives him zero possibility for improvement.

if he ever typed anything of value, than not only was it be an accident, but it was something that someone else came up with.

[Dr. Tesla]

there is nothing healthy about listening to koen1.
he couldn't type something USEFUL, even if you held a gun to his head.

and he doesn't realize that he can't do it, either.
which gives him zero possibility for improvement.

if he ever typed anything of value, than not only was it be an accident, but it was something that someone else came up with.

Actually, his dry pile is a valid post, but to know that you would need to get informed. And some knowledge. While the dry pile is nothing to write home about, it does demonstrate the basic concepts of capacitance. and self-charge. However self-charging capacitance is already lifted to a higher level and there are better examples than the dry pile. And with higher energy output.

The output that beats the "electrinium" stuff pants down, by the way. And it is much simple to build and experiment with than that crap cyanide and silver-oxide sludge.

I guess, no one here, believing in the electrinium story, is capable of understanding the basic chemical fact that the sludge is energy-spent material and as such is useless for a production of any electrical charge.

So, good luck with that to those who are banging their heads at the wall about the "electrinium", you'll need it.

[nitinnun]

Actually, his dry pile is a valid post, but to know that you would need to get informed. And some knowledge. While the dry pile is nothing to write home about, it does demonstrate the basic concepts of capacitance. and self-charge. However self-charging capacitance is already lifted to a higher level and there are better examples than the dry pile. And with higher energy output.

The output that beats the "electrinium" stuff pants down, by the way. And it is much simple to build and experiment with than that crap cyanide and silver-oxide sludge.

I guess, no one here, believing in the electrinium story, is capable of understanding the basic chemical fact that the sludge is energy-spent material and as such is useless for a production of any electrical charge.

So, good luck with that to those who are banging their heads at the wall about the "electrinium", you'll need it.

his dry heap story is a heap of something all right.

it is a nasty piece of irrelevancy, that is NOT a constructive follow up to what i typed.
it seems designed more to sabotage and defocus, than to actually help anything.

and so do your words, "tesla". because there is nothing constructive in them either.

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

I just finished reading the electromagnetic battery thread and I am very disappointed about the end results.
I thought that because electrinium making requires cyanide, that making an electromagnetic battery would be easier, but I found that I was very far from the truth.

Jesus

[nitinnun]

it would be far easier to manually compress the elements you wanted.
by tightening together 2 flat metal plates, with nuts and bolts.

sort of like what i want to do with my 1/16 inch glue cell.