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  • CrystalDipoleMatrix
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  • John_Bedini
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    John K

    John K,
    Will try to talk to you during the week, Thanks for posting that. I will seek permission first.
    John B

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  • John_Bedini
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    Hydrate

    Originally posted by cgalvisardila View Post
    John, can you post the exact formula of the hydrate#5?, just so i'm sure i'm ordering the right thing... thanks!

    carlos
    14103 Sodium metasilicate pentahydrate, tech. - Alfa Aesar - A Johnson Matthey Company See Post #2869 Be very careful with this stuff, Handle with care and do not use to much in the cell. But get SeaMonkeys permission first he might replace it with bleach and give some good advise to not ask me anything, because it is just confusion here.
    Last edited by John_Bedini; 02-20-2012, 07:07 AM. Reason: Adding information

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  • John_Bedini
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    Good Fausto

    Fausto,
    Very good so you have seen the same thing, I did say that in some earlier posts. Whether anybody wants to believe me or not it's not the Galvanic Cell everybody keep trying to make it out to be. These type of cells have very different properties then what is floating around the internet in some of the degrading groups. Use cotton Fausto and paste it on both sides and bake it you will see that it makes a difference. it's just a suggestion as I do not want to confuse the group, SeaMonkey might get mad and write some more bad press on me.
    John B

    Oh Fausto find a piece of copper you can form the black oxide on at a later time. Make sure that you have no conduction at all with your meter, should read in the Meg ohms when connected, you could do the hot point test and see what device you have you might find something strange at that time also that I stated some posts back. The black oxcide will help the cell. Good Test
    Last edited by John_Bedini; 02-20-2012, 06:27 AM. Reason: Adding Information

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  • plengo
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    @All,

    My last post tonight. On my last video - Crystal Cell 20 (Crystal Cell 20 - YouTube) I recorded something very, very interesting.

    Once Bedini said that the
    Reid Cells reverses in voltage
    but I could not really understand until tonight.

    Watch the video until the end and let's talk about it, please.

    Good work guys.

    Fausto.

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  • cgalvisardila
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    John, can you post the exact formula of the hydrate#5?, just so i'm sure i'm ordering the right thing... thanks!

    carlos

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  • CrystalDipoleMatrix
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    @ All : Heating the copper to form black layer: CuO
    Take powdered iron pyrite, mix with hydrate #5 and little water, spread a layer on the magnesium. When the cell will be operating for some time, this will form a black to gray layer on the magnesium: FeO. I don't even know if I'm on track but if I am, this will be big!

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  • CrystalDipoleMatrix
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    Iron pyrite/ Iron II oxide (ferrous oxide)

    I think that the iron pyrite doping on the negative plate will mimic the ion transfer from the magnesium/zinc/galvanized steel via the ferrous oxide/sulfate production because of the reaction of water and electrolysis. This oxide has a oxidation state of +2, like magnesium or zinc. For the perfect source of infinite power, we just need 1: A potential difference between two plates, 2: Play with oxides to restrict the corrosion (galvanization) and make the rectifier for the current amplifyer, 3: Having the best crystal (salts) combination for maximum conductivity and 4: Having the hydrate #5 to catch the water in the air and growing the crystals. For the magnetic effect seen in a previous youtube video, I do believe that ferrous oxide II,III can forms too because of the iron pyrite oxidation and this can have some ferro-magnetic attributes (energy distributor via the magnetic line forces, who knows!).

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  • ibpointless2
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    Double post
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  • ibpointless2
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    Originally posted by NickZ View Post
    So, it makes me think that maybe some kind of oil may help to maintain the working levels, instead of water, maybe there is an oil that will do what water does, but while protecting the cell from oxidation.
    Any ideas??? Otherwise I'll have to use the water tube, like some are doing now.


    This is what I've been trying to do. I've tried everything from honey to bug spray and even human spit too and everything in-between. So far I can say that its hard to beat water but I have something that can help to protect the metal. Adding petroleum jelly to the magnesium electrode first can help to protect the magnesium. Its not perfect but it does help.

    The hunt for a liquid that's like water but not water is a hard thing to find. But it did lead me to something NASA was working on in the 60's. NASA was looking at gallium as a negative electrode for batteries, this seems very interesting as gallium is a semiconductor. The only problem with gallium that I would know of is its expensive. Also gallium has a low melting point, it can melt in you hand, so if it does corrode just melt it to recombine with itself again.

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  • NickZ
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    I've been working with my carbon/aluminum cells to see what was happening with these dry cells. It turns out that the reason that they all have dropped in voltage and especially in current is because they have dried out.
    I took out the carbon and wet it, put it back in the capacitor cans and the voltage went back up. I thought that I had used dry carbon, but it seams to dry out more in time. So, it makes me think that maybe some kind of oil may help to maintain the working levels, instead of water, maybe there is an oil that will do what water does, but while protecting the cell from oxidation.
    Any ideas??? Otherwise I'll have to use the water tube, like some are doing now.

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  • plengo
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    Originally posted by jehdds View Post
    Fausto,
    Great observations. Here is an idea for you and all for the use and application of the Iron Pyrite. If one could machine the magnesium to have a Finning type to create the appearance of a heat sink and have the pyrite dust placed between the fins and then wrap in the paper perhaps the laminations of the Mg and Iron pyrite would have enough surface area to keep all but the very edge of the magnesium protected yet have more surface area than you even have now. Thinking like 1/16" to 1/8" machined fins on the rod keeping the central core. Does this make sense? I could upload a diagram if my articulation of this is suboptimal.
    Very Best Regards,
    Jim
    PS Again your comment about the decayed tooth made me smile great analogy.
    Great idea. I understood what you meant.

    I was thinking with my buttons: what IF magnesium is only needed for the voltage difference of the Copper/Mg? I tried a copper to copper both electrodes but one with Pyrite on it and it worked although it was only .5v potential difference.

    May be what we need is not Mg when using Pyrite?!!!

    And yes the tooth was a great one, I knew you would laugh since you are a dentist.

    @All,

    some of my latests videos:
    Crystal Cell 19a - Crystal Cell 19a - YouTube
    Crystal Cell 19b - Crystal Cell 19b - YouTube
    Crystal Cell 20 (big surprise) - Crystal Cell 20 - YouTube

    Fausto.
    Last edited by plengo; 02-20-2012, 04:38 AM.

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  • jehdds
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    Fausto,
    Great observations. Here is an idea for you and all for the use and application of the Iron Pyrite. If one could machine the magnesium to have a Finning type to create the appearance of a heat sink and have the pyrite dust placed between the fins and then wrap in the paper perhaps the laminations of the Mg and Iron pyrite would have enough surface area to keep all but the very edge of the magnesium protected yet have more surface area than you even have now. Thinking like 1/16" to 1/8" machined fins on the rod keeping the central core. Does this make sense? I could upload a diagram if my articulation of this is suboptimal.
    Very Best Regards,
    Jim
    PS Again your comment about the decayed tooth made me smile great analogy.

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  • plengo
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    Originally posted by cgalvisardila View Post
    HAHAHA!! thanks fausto, ill try it... funny i noticed we are all online at the forum right now... i wonder if we are all making cells... i know i am.
    Yes, testing, measuring. It is starting to take a lot of time. I have about 15 different cells running all over the house (kids love it in the night) and I have to measure everyone everyday.

    At least I have ONE very good cell that I think I can start measuring using an automated USB device and leave it there for months.

    I am seriously going to design something and sell it on my site.

    Any advices from the pros about the dangers/tips/tricks of the business, I am all ears.

    Fausto.

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  • cgalvisardila
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    Originally posted by plengo View Post
    I did had the same problem as you do, where is the little tube to use? well remember McGyver (https://www.google.com/search?q=macg...1095&bih=988)?

    I took an electrical wire from a lamp and removed the wires from inside the insulation. There is your little tube.

    Fausto.
    HAHAHA!! thanks fausto, ill try it... funny i noticed we are all online at the forum right now... i wonder if we are all making cells... i know i am.

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