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  • vintasalo
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    Originally posted by MonsieurM View Post
    reddpill , much appreciated your feedback on the clay experiment. ...if i may suggest also testing with aluminum in the mix

    Pier Ighina's Cosmic Energy Inventions - The Tesla / Reich / Keely of Italy - English Subtitles - YouTube



    Could you let us know what you know, the clues are killing me, haha..

    Aluminum powder/aluminum plates/pyramids... Oh can u let us in on the info more bluntly?

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  • vintasalo
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    I just made a post-it(tm) cell with nothing but spit between two pieces of paper.

    Haha... As gross as it sounds, it produced 1.4v and .5ma and rising

    Now to find what is in the spit

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  • Haggardhagi
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    Hi All, Been a while

    Hello all,
    Playing a little bit of catch up, been out of the loop for a minute, but still giving plenty of energy to this symbiotic little forum and the amazing group of people here.

    It seems things have slowed down in regards to the crystal non-galvanics, however, as momma said best, "patience is a virtue."

    For all those still actively and earnestly pursuing this tech, wonderful job, keep at it, as for others, We seem to have reached our hands out into some other interesting, however coinciding, resources and information/experimentation, Nothing is lost, these are still contributions towards a singularity. Thanks to all, I believe that all things are in their proper place.

    Another endeavor that must be kept in mind...Aether energy has been almost completely disregarded by the larger half of the scientific community for the past century. We are constantly learning and and embedding the observations of this "illusive" energy into conciousness. Keep in mind that our studies of non galvanic batteries are not just studies about batteries, but also about aether energy itself. This is a revolutionary step in the walk of humankind.
    Great job everyone...keep up the good play!
    Much Love
    Many blessings
    Haggardhagi

    Ps. My complete support goes out to all of you (that includes NickZ)
    That should be enough peptalk for another week or so.

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  • plengo
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    Sharing some interesting facts.

    I started building my 36 cells battery. I did 2 cells that are my baseline before I commit to 36 total.

    Those 2 cells behave strangely when using an Oscillator compared to when not. If you use the Oscillator it will slowly reduce the current power until 1ma or so BUT if you short the cell either with a very low resistance or direct cable, she loves to give current, lots of it and increases with time.

    It is very strange because I never had cells the shorted output more current than when not shorted, in other words, this cell likes more load and performs better.

    Soon I will have this gigantic (at least to me) battery and we will see how much power it will output.

    Concerning my other baseline cells using the grease, they are running wonderfully well still. Today they reached the 2.69v and I added water for the first time and they are back to 2.71 or more and pumping power out. This is indeed an awesome formula: Activated Carbon 50%, Sand 50% and Electric Grease with paper around Mg.

    Fausto.

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  • Allwest
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    I think one of the questions here is can we produce a cell with crystals that present any real power

    And when I say crystal I mean no galvanic action

    The piezoelectric (crystals) do not need any galvanic reaction at all, just deflection or heat to produce electricity

    So can we produce a high-bred that has a galvanic reaction that excites the crystal to double the output

    I think some of these cells have the making of such, when you pull power from these cells they increase power

    I have personally made some cells that did not care which electrode was the pos or neg, and jump back and forth

    I think that the ideal cell would be a galvanic cell that also took advantage of- or excite the crystals to increase the power

    Otherwise we are making (high dollar) galvanic cells, period

    just some thought & Best of luck to all

    Your thoughts?

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  • NickZ
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    Slider:
    Thanks, it did.
    I'm in the process of working on a Slayer SEC type of circuit, which I think that if it were provided by a small but strong solar panel, can provide that circuit with enough input to light many leds, wireless. And/or through a single wire can be distributed throughout the house.
    I don't want to derail this thread, so I'd better stop there.

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  • Slider2732
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    I didn't help ya just there did i, when we posted at about the same time

    Keep on truckin, these are still very much early days and we know what to beat

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  • NickZ
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    Brad: Again, thanks for the reply.
    The Silica Gel also helps keep things moist, but I don't know how well it would work after a while, if the cells are sealed.
    Before that type of cell was not what we were after, but, things have changed. As we now see that sealed dry cells don't output much more than a mA or two. And wet cells may not outlast them, but sure can out power them.

    Two of those tiny solar cells I have output 600 mA, and take no room and don't oxidize at all. That's probably the direction that I'll be taking, when I can afford go the solar route. Unless we really hit it off with our cells. I'm still hoping...but it's been hard getting any real usable light from them, for any amount of time.
    One AA battery connected to a small solar cell has more power than all my cells put together.
    So, I'm getting a bit discouraged, someone please pep me up.

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  • Slider2732
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    About this solar thing...
    Great idea there Brad, for places with no sun.
    I've just built a 'redneck' version of a similar concept. The idea, is to use several lights panels as one block and feed out to their circuits. That way, the panel block needs to be the only thing in the sun
    I have my main set of 3 small 1.8W panels that charge a car battery (desulfated with a homemade Bedini 3 coiler and converted to Alum the other day), then the small set of 5 solar garden light panels. The panels sit on a piece of wood, are connected in parallel and put out 2.3V @ 310mA. Behind them, is a stripped out TV remote control, in which an AA can charge, or the output feed out to charge many batteries in parallel. The remotes plastics enable a good angle toward the sun, by just resting on the ground. My garden light panels are rubbish really, bits of strips that aren't even straight ! Even so, i'll be advertising on Freecycle to see if anyone has some more they don't want. Would be cool to emulate the main 12V panel set and add capacity





    Btw, for Alum, do consider iHerb seller on Amazon. I got a 1lb bag of it for $12 delivered. It took just 3 days to arrive and 4oz of it has done a champion job on the car battery. That battery would rest at 10.8V and slowly leak voltage and current over a week. It has never gone above 2.5A usable current. With the Alum, it's on it's second day of charging with those 1.8W panels and is at 12.15V @ over 7A and climbing
    In other words, iHerb are excellent all round.
    Last edited by Slider2732; 04-23-2012, 09:27 PM.

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  • b_rads
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    Originally posted by NickZ View Post
    Ok, I get it now. It's so you don't need the sun to run the lights.
    Thanks for the explanation. Are your pill bottle cells filled with carbon? What is the output?

    The little radio shack solar cells put out 300mA each, but only 1/2 volt. I have two of them, so I should be able to at least charge the AA to one volt, and 300mA, but it doesn't. It does run my oscillator's led light (a super bright 10mm led) real well though, but only during the daylight hours.

    Magnetman does have some interesting videos.
    Activated carbon for aquariums, magnesium fire starter, and stranded copper wire with a fairly active electrolyte. Not the type of cells the users here are looking for, this is truly galvanic and made that way for max output. Let's just say it has more than sufficient power and will run this circuit for 6 months. The problem I have is keeping it moist and preventing the leads from breaking down. Need to try the Calcium Chloride possibly.

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  • NickZ
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    Ok, I get it now. It's so you don't need the sun to run the lights.
    Thanks for the explanation. Are your pill bottle cells filled with carbon? What is the output?

    The little radio shack solar cells put out 300mA each, but only 1/2 volt. I have two of them, so I should be able to at least charge the AA to one volt, and 300mA, but it doesn't. It does run my oscillator's led light (a super bright 10mm led) real well though, but only during the daylight hours.

    Magnetman does have some interesting videos.

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  • b_rads
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    Charger

    Originally posted by NickZ View Post
    Brad:
    I don't get it. Are you trying to charge your cell? What's the advantage?
    I've got two of those Radio Shacks solar cells that are about 1/2"by 1 1/4".
    I've tried to charge an AA with them, but have not had any luck. Just during the day, so no resistor used, as they are not connected at night. Any ideas?

    I had some disapointing results last night. I connected 6 cells together, only to find that the leds were even dimmer this morning than with using just one cell. So,
    back to the drawing board, again.
    Hey Nick.




    If I remember correctly, the Radio Shack solar panels only put out 0.5Volts each. You would need to add 2 to 3 more panels or run from the secondary of a joule thief to charge.
    Last edited by b_rads; 04-23-2012, 06:48 PM.

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  • NickZ
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    Brad:
    I don't get it. Are you trying to charge your cell? What's the advantage?
    I've got two of those Radio Shacks solar cells that are about 1/2"by 1 1/4".
    I've tried to charge an AA with them, but have not had any luck. Just during the day, so no resistor used, as they are not connected at night. Any ideas?

    I had some disapointing results last night. I connected 6 cells together, only to find that the leds were even dimmer this morning than with using just one cell. So,
    back to the drawing board, again.

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  • Allwest
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    Originally posted by b_rads View Post
    @Allwest,


    Keep up the good work.
    Thanks for the info

    How much power are you getting with your cell? and how long are they lasting?

    Best of luck

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  • Allwest
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    Originally posted by br0ns0n77 View Post
    I've seen some saying a higher temperature seems to bring up the amps. I can confirm that to some extent. Initially for the first few minutes when adding heat, the cell does go up dramatically, but then it levels off and slowly starts ticking down again. I was successful in finding a method of keeping the amps higher than normal with adding and subtracting heat. Using a hair dryer, I got the amps up to the level off point with heat, then once the amps started dropping I immediately pushed the cold air button on the dryer and the amps sky rocketed momentarily, then started declining again.

    This tells me that it's the difference in the hot and cold that is keeping the amps higher than normal. I was able to keep the amps from declining on load by moving the heat off and on the cell. Now how this could be applied to be useful, I have no idea. I just made an observation on how thermal difference affects these cells. Hope it may be helpful to someone.

    Good luck!!
    Interesting info

    Thanks!

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