Wantomake … I'm sorry Its medical Necessity that takes you to Japan instead of pleasure, The Original article On Hutchinson's cell and its development in Japan seems to have disappeared off the net (like so much else) however this copy and paste is from the link below … and as you can see the cell is at least in a museum and so you may actually get to see it!
Unfortunately I can't remember which museum where. Still if you have a bit of spare time before you travel perhaps Japan Tourist information ? or your web search might prove more profitable than mine
@ChristianMuslum According to Marcus Reid of RexResearch, the corrosion stops occurring after some period of time. Also – John Hutchison has a battery in a Japanese museum which has been running for more than a decade now – if corrosion was the cause of the electricity it would be likely that his battery would have run out by now.
Most people agree that the electricity is generated by the piezoelectric effect (pressure onto certain crystals generates electricity).
How to make crystal batteries free energy 1 of 2 | I Love Free Energy
John Hutchison anti-gravity free energy - YouTube
Unfortunately I can't remember which museum where. Still if you have a bit of spare time before you travel perhaps Japan Tourist information ? or your web search might prove more profitable than mine
@ChristianMuslum According to Marcus Reid of RexResearch, the corrosion stops occurring after some period of time. Also – John Hutchison has a battery in a Japanese museum which has been running for more than a decade now – if corrosion was the cause of the electricity it would be likely that his battery would have run out by now.
Most people agree that the electricity is generated by the piezoelectric effect (pressure onto certain crystals generates electricity).
How to make crystal batteries free energy 1 of 2 | I Love Free Energy

John Hutchison anti-gravity free energy - YouTube
if what you see referred to as “a bad battery” could be considered a battery at all in any true sense of the word.
It being at best a heavily sulphated thing that in the normal circumstances would not hold a charge or take any charge current .
Here is a (battery?) which worked here you see I am straight across it with a multimeter on Ohms … 
… looking at it now I suspect I would have found it quicker without the help Banyard station Red
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