Electrinium

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

It makes me happy that some of my findings has been of help to some people!

I stumble with an information of a battery already made that is under tests. It looks like this

The address is http://www.vakuumenergie.de/energy/english/crystagg/index.htm

[resonanceman]

Hi!

It makes me happy that some of my findings has been of help to some people!

I stumble with an information of a battery already made that is under tests. It looks like this






The address is http://www.vakuumenergie.de/energy/english/crystagg/index.htm

My first impression  when I looked at the picture of the battery is " that is the  ugliest  battery  I have ever seen . " 





The last  sentence on  that link is impressive .

We have observed that these units decline in power during the first few weeks and months, but after a while they stabilize and do not run down completely. Even continuing dead shorts over several years (4-years is longest test) can not kill these units.

Maybe ugly is good



gary

[wizardofmars]

The Electrinium document is so obviously a hoax with all the talk of aliens and Tesla.

Points of fact:

1. "Arthur P. Summera" exists only in this document. No trace of him in the real world. Nobody has identified how this document was published online decades after it was written in 1980.

2. The Springfield, Oregon address on the front cover doesn't exist.

3. Arthur must have had a time machine if he wrote that in 1980. The PDF properties say it was created in 2001 using Quark Xpress on a Macintosh, but it is clearly not a scan of an older document given the modern layout and embedded text. I guess the file was just lying around for 21 years?

4. The doc mentions the 'The Universarium Foundation of Portland' a 60's cult of crackpot channelers and the World University in Arizona (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_University). Whoever wrote it had a good knowledge of the OU/UFO scene, and may be even someone trying to restart this cult.

[wizardofmars]

Double post deleted.

[z.monkey]

Howdy WizardofMars,

Well, if it is not our resident debunker out to spoil another good theory.  I guess you didn't even read the document.  You apparently do not see the value of building a battery on a molecular level in a rigid container which allows the catalysts to remain aligned without using electrolytes to hasten a reaction.  This document makes perfect sense to me.  I have no doubt that there is a workable product in here.

WizardofMars, go spread your poison elsewhere, I am reporting you to the moderator...

Blessed Be...