Dr. Eugene Jeong

[PaulLowrance]

Getting the correct materials is the quest. I have a simple $2 piezo element from radio shack that's inside a Hammond metal *shield* that produces enough energy to light a red LED for ~ one second every 8 hours by tilting a tilt switch. That may not sound like much, but according to conventional physics that should not be happening. A EE, by profession, has also done some great piezo experiments inside shielding, which has produced over 3 volts. I've tried to find any correlation between this piezo voltage such as local atmospheric pressure, Sun activity, humidity, gamma radiation levels, temperature, etc., and cannot find any.

The point is that IMO Dr. Eugene Jeong's math predicts the above piezo & diode effect. The quest now is finding materials that has the same or higher built in remanent polarization, but less resistivity. This spells "Electrets!" There's rumors that John Hutchison is now selling his new crystal batteries that are Electrets.

Regards,
Paul

[the_big_m_in_ok]

PaulLowrance said:

... This spells "Electrets!" There's rumors that John Hutchison is now selling his new crystal batteries that are Electrets.
Regards,
Paul

I watched the whole video of Eugene's presentation, with calculus.

The Electret effect crossed my mind at once then when the voltage, unless grounded or had a MOV effectively across the rails, would rise nonstop until the unit was destroyed.

If that's the case, the point is taken.
Moray's devices functioned approximately the same way.  Incoming energy was stopped at a point and then allowed to be tapped off.

--Lee

[mscoffman]

Getting the correct materials is the quest. I have a simple $2 piezo element from radio shack that's inside a Hammond metal *shield* that produces enough energy to light a red LED for ~ one second every 8 hours by tilting a tilt switch. That may not sound like much, but according to conventional physics that should not be happening. A EE, by profession, has also done some great piezo experiments inside shielding, which has produced over 3 volts. I've tried to find any correlation between this piezo voltage such as local atmospheric pressure, Sun activity, humidity, gamma radiation levels, temperature, etc., and cannot find any.

The point is that IMO Dr. Eugene Jeong's math predicts the above piezo & diode effect. The quest now is finding materials that has the same or higher built in remanent polarization, but less resistivity. This spells "Electrets!" There's rumors that John Hutchison is now selling his new crystal batteries that are Electrets.

Regards,
Paul

Sounds like a neat and inexpensive toy...This is the petra-battery effect.
Crystals are sometimes used to detect subatomic particles. There used
to be a section on Keelynet that covered this in detail, just the evidence
on petra batteries...but now I see there is a lot of anti-gravity disinformation
garbage BS. (So what if some people in outer Mongolia historically used
this to launch rocks.)

The key sentence in the previous information as I remember it:

"Scientists determined that there was a diurnal variation in the
output of these cells but where unable to determine the subatomic
particle causing the voltage variations". Translation - Depending on
the earths annual motion in orbit around the sun, the earth would
face different positions in the sky and different comic ray sources and
experience different secondary ray fluxes. So you might detect
difference of time to next firing of your device on an annual time frame.
By the way annual variations in the output of overuntiy power sources
can allow one to trace these back to the same energy source.

Hint try : muon's  - mu mesons from cosmic rays...these can
also be used initiate aneutronic fussions in hydrogen gas and
won't be stopped by metal containers.


:S:MarkSCoffman

[PaulLowrance]

Hi,

I didn't see anything about petra-battery effect, not even at wikipedia.

What I'm seeing is not a spontaneous burst of energy. What I'm doing is allowing the highly shielded piezo about a half day to recover, then I gently tilt the entire setup (it's small), which causes the small tilt switch to close, which allows the stored energy in the piezo to discharge through the LED. Then in ~ half day it will do it again. You can repeat this indefinitely.

If the piezo is not highly shielded against vibrations and such, then this experiment can be difficult because the piezo will be fluctuating all over the place.

So what I do is place the piezo element (radio shack part # 273-073) and a tilt switch inside a Hammond diecast Aluminum chassis, and place that inside a quiet room void of appreciable vibrations. That makes the experiment predictable and easy to do.

So far I have not seen any correlations between the piezo output and anything else ranging from Solar activity to local atmospheric pressure.

It's a fun experiment, total part cost is ~ $10, anyone can do to see "free energy" that conventional science has no explanation for. See my homepage for details -->

http://globalfreeenergy.info

Regards,
Paul

[PaulLowrance]

Hint try : muon's  - mu mesons from cosmic rays...these can
also be used initiate aneutronic fussions in hydrogen gas and
won't be stopped by metal containers.

That's true, but how often would they hit a tiny piezo element. I don't think my Geiger counter would rarely react to a meson particle. The meson travels through about 30 meters of Earth. There are a lot of frequent alpha particles on Earth, but they are stopped by even thin paper. According to my background radiation Geiger counter, there are hardly any beta particles, but they are stopped by thin metal foil.

Paul