What about the joe cell?

[lopisok]

hoi,

This one seems very intresting as the new articles on http://freeenergynews.com/ show...
Anybody had any experiences with it?
Don't know if this in the right catagory to...

Peace,
Filip

[pg46]

Hi-
Yes, this Joe Cell business is interesting. It needs its own category for sure. Seems many people don't like it much because they aren't certain what the energy is that is tapped into, what energy is produced and why it'll run your car. Also the cells if you can get one to work in the first place are a bit unreliable and difficult to keep running, so say the folks that have messed around with them. The geographic area, the type of water, the cell design itself and materials used, and even the attitude of the experimenter ...all sorts of variables affect the results.
Good fun to look into though.

[Nastrand2000]

if the cell works as it is shown, why not alter a honda generator (or a car motor hooked to a generator) and plug it back into the grid. In the US you get paid for contributing to grid power.

[oouthere]

I did months of experiments on the Joe Cell, even started this website:  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/joecellfreeenergydevice/ That is my cell on the homepage.

It works, but only for Joe and a few others with random results at best.  I gave up.

Rich

[pg46]

Hi-

Yeah, I have built a test cell too a few months back and haven't yet been able to get it up to the famous "stage 3". I have only managed to build a leaky but seeded "stage 2 cell" - can't run anything on that. I'll carry on a bit further but I need to get new materials and start all over again since my current cell won't do the business.
The water itself is real tricky stuff too because you haven't a chance if you don't have the right water. What is the right water? Seems to be lots of opinions on that one.
Its a worthwhile project though for those who don't get discouraged too easily.
Thanks to Rich for starting that website.

Best,