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  • ibpointless2
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    Originally posted by prato_braun View Post
    Hi Plengo,

    how are your cells doing and which one is your favorite thus far?

    @jehds
    What happened to the magnetically imprinted cells?

    @all
    Any cool updates and does anyone know how to create your own graphite oxide? Could someone point me to the schematic of John Bedinis oscillator which supposedly works best for these cells? I know it's somewhere in this thread but I can't remember where and if you know the place just tell me, otherwise please don't be angry that I asked^^

    Cheers and good luck everybody,

    Prato


    Is this the oscillator you talk about? http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post128947

    Lidmotor showed a nice oscillator that worked great too. PENNY's circuit diagram - YouTube



    I guess I could give a update. I have the 5 foot crystal cell that powers a LCD clock and it still runs, but will die when a thunderstorm comes through. If this 5 foot tall cell dies one day it will come back the next day or two at full power like nothing ever happen. The cells that I spend most time on are my Pressure cells that get there power when you crush or apply constant pressure to the crystal mix. I don't have these cell running a load off them but instead I have them charge capacitor and then I run my loads off the capacitors. The latest thing I like to do is put a battery in series with the pressure cell and have them both charge up a capacitor, the capacitor charges to a higher voltage than the battery and then I dump that power into the battery, its kind of like a self charging of the battery. For example I took a AA battery that is 1.612V and put in series with a pressure cell and they both got the capacitor to 2.80V, and I took that 2.80V and charge the AA up or run a red LED. All my crystal cell variants still work. The high resistance (low amps) of my cells are not really a problem when you convert time into amps. Still much work must be done and most cells and ideas will be kept close until the right time comes.

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  • prato_braun
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    Updates?

    Originally posted by plengo View Post
    That is pretty cool.

    Thanks for the article.

    Fausto.
    Hi Plengo,

    how are your cells doing and which one is your favorite thus far?

    @jehds
    What happened to the magnetically imprinted cells?

    @all
    Any cool updates and does anyone know how to create your own graphite oxide? Could someone point me to the schematic of John Bedinis oscillator which supposedly works best for these cells? I know it's somewhere in this thread but I can't remember where and if you know the place just tell me, otherwise please don't be angry that I asked^^

    Cheers and good luck everybody,

    Prato
    Last edited by prato_braun; 06-26-2012, 11:04 PM.

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  • IndianaBoys
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    Dynamic reactors

    Originally posted by Herbie687 View Post
    Bookmarked, archived, and on my "To-do" list for replication.
    The guys at the Joule Ringer thread would also benefit from seeing this as well. Thanks dude!
    Thanks Herbie 687,

    Check this graphene process out using a plastic coke bottle:

    Dynamic reactors

    Keshe Foundation - Dynamic reactors | Dynamic reactors

    This paragraph is closer to the end of the page:
    All photos were taken during the same test. After further processing the electrodes become black by the deposits of sp2's and sp3. Sp2 carbon (called 'graphene') is a ballistic (super-super) conductive material that can be used in micro- and nano-electronics. Sp3's are diamond-like structures. This all happens in a simple cola bottle, and not in complex systems with lasers and high pressure or vacuum!

    Several static and dynamic working prototypes confirms the new insights related to the PME's (Plasmatic Magnetic Energy) and the Keshe concept of SEPMAF's (Specific Entangled Plasmatic Magnetic Fields). In the design and technology of our reactor systems, the same principles and methods as in the universal physics are developed and similar effects have been achieved.
    One of most simple static plasma reactors is the Cola Bottle. This is equipped with a number electrodes, from two to five. In this cola bottle reactor we achieve several outputs of voltage and current, we create atomic hydrogen and we process simultaneously deposits of atomic carbon on electrodes. The processing in not based on chemical interaction, like with acids. The working of these static reactors is completely different from as it happens in existing batteries. Current is for example also collected from electrodes which are not submerged in the liquid, thus is collected from pure plasma. Next it is noted that the reactor recharges itself automatically while other terminals generate voltage.

    The main goal to perform these tests is proving that the carbon from the gasses inside the liquidcan be collectedand deposited on the electrodes. This is to demonstrate that the same principle can be utilized for separation of carbon from the exhaust gasses of cars and industry.

    Also an mp3 of Sterling Allan interviewing Keshe:


    Keshe's Micro Plasma Reactor Patent:
    Espacenet - Original document

    Another Micro Plasma Reactor Patent location with more pages than the above patent:


    Mehran T. KESHE - Magnetic G-Fields
    Mehran Tavakole KESHE -- Electrical Generator, Solid room temperature carbon dioxide -- SEPMAFs (Specific Entangled Plasmatic Magnetic Fields)

    IndianaBoys
    Last edited by IndianaBoys; 06-24-2012, 08:51 PM. Reason: Added patent link

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  • Herbie687
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    Dude you are awesome!

    Originally posted by IndianaBoys View Post
    DVD player burns graphene to disc
    DVD player burns graphene to disc

    Making graphene supercapacitors with a DVD writer
    Making graphene supercapacitors with a DVD writer - YouTube

    Print your own Supercaps
    Print your own Supercaps - Hack a Day

    IndianaBoys
    Bookmarked, archived, and on my "To-do" list for replication.
    The guys at the Joule Ringer thread would also benefit from seeing this as well. Thanks dude!

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  • Allwest
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    IndianaBoys,

    Interesting info, thanks!

    To All

    A solar cell and battery all in one Chapter 3: Electrochemistry -- Make a solar cell in your kitchen

    Make a solar cell in your kitchen
    If we are willing to sacrifice efficiency for the ability to make our own solar cells in the kitchen out of materials from the neighborhood hardware store, we can demonstrate a working solar cell in about an hour.

    Our solar cell is made from cuprous oxide instead of silicon. Cuprous oxide is one of the first materials known to display the photoelectric effect, in which light causes electricity to flow in a material.

    The beginning of the solar cell
    Very low power for allot of money, sound familiar

    Best of luck

    plus check out the other tutorials on other topics

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  • IndianaBoys
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    Originally posted by Herbie687 View Post
    This is an awesome article! Glad to see that are some free energy battery experiments are being done in university labs.
    Graphene battery demonstrated to power an LED
    The next thing they should do is to majorly cool it to see if it dies to verify that it is really thermal.

    DVD player burns graphene to disc
    DVD player burns graphene to disc

    Making graphene supercapacitors with a DVD writer
    Making graphene supercapacitors with a DVD writer - YouTube

    Print your own Supercaps
    Print your own Supercaps - Hack a Day

    IndianaBoys

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  • IndianaBoys
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    Ion permeability

    Thought this 14 page pdf may be of interest:

    Ion permeability
    A new test method for corrosion prevention coating


    Corrosion, mainly electrolytic corrosion, is a big problem and destroys every year thousands of tonnes of steel world wide.

    The principle possibilities of corrosion prevention are visibly at the schematic representation of a corrosion element, in this example with one iron cathode and zinc anode.

    3 things, waters, oxygen and electrons, are needed at the same time at the cathode so that the cathode reaction can take place. If one component is missing, no corrosion takes place. If water is missing, the steel doesn't corrode for example at dry air. If oxygen is missing, steel doesn't corrode for example in 100 m water depth. Electrons reach the cathode as ions through the electrolyte. If this way is blocked in the case of the representation for example by a glass top between anode and cathode, the corrosion electrical circuit is interrupted and no corrosion of the zinc takes place. This is primarily the action of an anti-corrosive coating. It interrupts differently, depending on its quality, the connection between anode and cathode.

    Synthetic resins as binders of corrosion prevention coatings do not contain any electrically conductives and therefore they have a high electrical resistance but under special circumstances these products can appear as leader 2nd class and conduct the current about ion transport.

    IndianaBoys

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  • plengo
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    Originally posted by Allwest View Post
    Congratulations Plengo

    You are featured in this article

    Best of luck
    That is pretty cool.

    Thanks for the article.

    Fausto.

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  • Allwest
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    Originally posted by ibpointless2 View Post
    One thing I noticed is that this aluminum wire I got from Amazon doesn't seem to react to tap water. usually when I place a metal such as magnesium or tin into tap water bubbles will start to form show that the metal is decomposing into a lower energy state. But this aluminum wire does not do this, no bubbles and no corrosion.

    Here is where you get the aluminum wire Amazon.com: Fi-Shock FW-00018D 250-Feet 17 Gauge Spool Aluminum Wire: Patio, Lawn & Garden

    Also I picked up some peacock ore. Peacock ore is mined for its copper content and this rock works well as a electrode. So why does peacock or or hematite ore work well as a positive electrode? Its simple. The more active metal which so happens to be the negative electrode has more electrons than the positive electrodes, so the negative electron wants to give up electrons to the less active metal. Here is where it gets hard because the peacock ore is already in its fully oxidized state so it can't accept electrons any more but Electricity is still there when you use peacock ore and aluminum wire.

    Also I like to point out that if a cell is outputting a high amount of amps it has a low resistance and low resistance creates heat and heat equals wasted energy. Think about it. The batteries that we use are wasting energy off as heat, if you never pulled high amps from a battery than you don't waste energy off to heat.
    IB,

    Don't be deterred by cells producing heat, we can pull power from this also
    thermal electric generator home made - YouTube

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  • ibpointless2
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    One thing I noticed is that this aluminum wire I got from Amazon doesn't seem to react to tap water. usually when I place a metal such as magnesium or tin into tap water bubbles will start to form show that the metal is decomposing into a lower energy state. But this aluminum wire does not do this, no bubbles and no corrosion.

    Here is where you get the aluminum wire Amazon.com: Fi-Shock FW-00018D 250-Feet 17 Gauge Spool Aluminum Wire: Patio, Lawn & Garden

    Also I picked up some peacock ore. Peacock ore is mined for its copper content and this rock works well as a electrode. So why does peacock or or hematite ore work well as a positive electrode? Its simple. The more active metal which so happens to be the negative electrode has more electrons than the positive electrodes, so the negative electron wants to give up electrons to the less active metal. Here is where it gets hard because the peacock ore is already in its fully oxidized state so it can't accept electrons any more but Electricity is still there when you use peacock ore and aluminum wire.

    Also I like to point out that if a cell is outputting a high amount of amps it has a low resistance and low resistance creates heat and heat equals wasted energy. Think about it. The batteries that we use are wasting energy off as heat, if you never pulled high amps from a battery than you don't waste energy off to heat.

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  • Allwest
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    Originally posted by prato_braun View Post
    Congratulations Plengo

    You are featured in this article

    Best of luck

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  • prato_braun
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    new formula?

    Found this formula here: Use the Power of the Universe to Rejuvenate Yourself

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  • plengo
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    Originally posted by Lidmotor View Post
    I just checked two of my zinc/aluminum alloy cells. Both are at about 3/4 of a volt. The welding rod one shows 35 mA dead shorted and the larger one that is using the chunk of alloy shows 75mA. The small one needs to be watered when it dries out but the one in the plastic box has enough water so it just keep going.

    @Plengo
    That self watering cell I made that is your copper cap with the Mg inside really worked out well. It has been months now running one of my Penny oscillators.

    @NickZ
    I was reading up on sacrificial anodes and one of the articles talked about what you were suggesting. If you use two sacrificial metals the less noble one will go first until it is gone and then the second one starts going. It is an idea worth looking into.

    @All
    I built a 4 cell battery today using magnesium anodes just to see if I could get my Super Joule Ringer 2.0 to run on it . It did.

    Homemade battery for Super Joule Ringer 2.0 - YouTube


    Lidmotor

    I have to confess to see that some of you all gyus are persistent researchers.

    I think that the theory of form of flow of the water in rivers has some merits. Imagine then at the size of micros, it would be a very fertile or what ever it is energy amplification.

    I think that the cells indeed form a very complex pattern of flow for water. Metals are just aiding the process. Oxidation estarvation causes the metals to soffer corrosion.

    There is an intrisic logic and pattern in the formation of crystals and therefore their relation with non-crystal other atoms/molecues. And i think not only physical but also logical.

    Locking the water insise the cell's electrolite only will have an unstable output. Water is H2O. Oxiganated will expand the tunnels and pressure and force more throuput of water through the system with the price of compromissing the system.

    Fausto.

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  • Allwest
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    Originally posted by Lidmotor View Post
    On the Super Joule Ringer 2.0 that I made it depends on which bulb I use. The one that I really want to use is the Utilitech 7.5W AC led bulb that puts out 400+ lumens. My "Ringer" requires about 4W of power to make it happen. That is asking alot from a homemade water based mild electrolyte (that won't burn your face off) battery. A more realistic light is the Lights of America 2.5W AC led that only takes about half that. I think that it can be done if we get everything right. Electrode plate design with lots of surface area is a must to get the most amperage. All we need to do then is just keep adding cells to get the voltage up. We are reinventing something that has been done long ago and by many different people. Maybe if we are lucky we will stumble onto something new along the way. Human innovation is an amazing thing.

    Lidmotor
    Just some ideas on possibly increasing power for you

    Did you try adding Hydrogen peroxide to the liquid? it will increase your power by 4 fold+, it is a temporary gain of a day or two until it dissipates

    Also, I noticed if any acid is introduced to the liquid it reduced the effect of the hydrogen peroxide (I just use salt and HP)

    Also, adding additional copper anywhere within the liquid increases the power, depending on size of copper used

    With the size mag rod you are using, I have had it up to 800 Ma for a short time with hydrogen peroxide

    Best of luck

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  • Lidmotor
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    Power to make BIG light

    Originally posted by Allwest View Post
    Lidmotor,

    What kind of power do you need from the power cells, to run the Super Joule Ringer 2.0 light to full brightness ?

    Best of luck
    On the Super Joule Ringer 2.0 that I made it depends on which bulb I use. The one that I really want to use is the Utilitech 7.5W AC led bulb that puts out 400+ lumens. My "Ringer" requires about 4W of power to make it happen. That is asking alot from a homemade water based mild electrolyte (that won't burn your face off) battery. A more realistic light is the Lights of America 2.5W AC led that only takes about half that. I think that it can be done if we get everything right. Electrode plate design with lots of surface area is a must to get the most amperage. All we need to do then is just keep adding cells to get the voltage up. We are reinventing something that has been done long ago and by many different people. Maybe if we are lucky we will stumble onto something new along the way. Human innovation is an amazing thing.

    Lidmotor

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