Trash Power - Zero CO2 and it's free

[JackTSunn]

@aranelinya . Hi. We have our secret Jungle Juice (made from 100% recycled Jungle) and that is high power and good for electric vehicles (have a look at metalectrique.co.uk).

For phone charging, lights etc. have a look at icanique.com. I want to hear from anyone who likes this technology and wants to get involved because things are moving and I will need all kinds of help. JackTSunn

[Gamer1234ist]

Hey, what else can be used in place of jungle juice.

PLEASE REPLY

[jonathandoneymusic]

whats the song?

[JackTSunn]

@jonathandoneymusic

It's called 'stop' by Ghost K.

[jonathandoneymusic]

can you show how to make this please

[maincourseistoocool]

cool, did you make that? but what is jungle juice lol?

[westkan]

60Wh? Amazing, bordering on unbelievable, with due respect

[JackTSunn]

Thanks Volkgardenbysquirrels garden lights are on my list too but I would caution that donkey doo electrolyte odours may affect your beer enjoyment.

[westkan]

@JackTSunn As is often the case the real genius comes with figuring out what 1 can be done with a new discovery. Best as I can tell the Baghdad battery didn't lead to many improvements in the lives of the everyday person. That the Baghdad battery, wan indeed a battery is speculation. recorded history your cell here works based on the discoveries of Galvani,Volta & others. The Air AL cell is another interesting cell.

[VolkgartenBySquirrel]

Where did you dig up the information? A book I read in 4th grade described the Babylon battery as a clay pot with a copper rod and 'an old spear', with the electrolyte being some truly repulsive donkey doings. Ammonia soaked clay works VERY well - and did you just show me how to power my garden lights? Thank You very much, Jack - I like it!

[Vansk8erO8]

Nice...Hey, what's the songs name?

[yellowmetalcyborg]

@Vansk8erO8 ghost K stop

[Vansk8erO8]

@yellowmetalcyborg Lol Finally someone tells me after a few months later....maybe a year later..

[yellowmetalcyborg]

@Vansk8erO8 You're welcome, check out my chanel i'm working on a similar battery myself.

[pandamanman89]

congratulations u made a Baghdad battery, the Egyptians had them. you are now caught up with 4000 year old technology, crisis solved.lol

[JackTSunn]

Actually, can you imagine being the bloke who, 4000 years ago, built the baghdad battery from clay, pitch, an iron rod and some red wine vinegar. Genius.

[glenisah]

Simply amazing

a simple and eco friendly method for power generation.

Is there any limit to it's size because those blue plastic barrels would be perfect or just an old discarded plastic trash can. Wow this is so cool

Can you point me to a how to article please

[L00NGB00W]

@glenisah

The whole point of using an aluminum can is that it is made of aluminum, and serves as one of the electrodes in the battery.. If you used a plastic container, You would need to build a second electrode.

Wikipedia ---> Battery

[yellowmetalcyborg]

@glenisah It's not eco friendly. You need tremendous amounts of energy to electrolyse aluminium from its ore. Recycling is a better option.

[glenisah]

@yellowmetalcyborg Good point thanks

[Lamborghini0000]

whats this song called?\

[JackTSunn]

I wish I knew. I love this song and I would like the band who wrote it to play on a beach with amps powered by beer cans.

[Lamborghini0000]

If you can't remember it, ho is it even playing?! XD

[Lamborghini0000]

Ah, I got it, its at this -------> watch?v=B7F-FN5Y3v8

[6Nicad6emus6]

@JackTSunn Song: Super Sense - Artist: Antonio Di Leva

[6Nicad6emus6]

@6Nicad6emus6 Sorry, if I'd seen all those comments I wouldn't have replied.

[dzpharo4life]

@Lamborghini0000 super sense by antonino di leva

[dzpharo4life]

@Lamborghini0000 Super Sense by Antonino Di Leva

[runisle]

Hello, it looks great but what do you mean Jungle Juice? thanks

[L00NGB00W]

@runisle

An acidic liquid....

Vinegar, Orange Juice, Milk, Sulphuric Acid... etc...

[haydickhead]

ace song!!! whats it called??????

[VolkgartenBySquirrel]

Yes! Yes! Yessssss!!!

[Careica]

Where did you get information about (wrote in your description): "An aluminium can like this has about 60Wh of electricity"

So this can light up even 11 W CFL lamp too? For many hours?

[JackTSunn]

The industry standard figure is 4kWh per kg (theoretical 8.1)

The new version will be capable of about 10 watts so you'd need two to power your lamp but it would run for 120/11= ie >10 hrs

[scottwstew]

hey free fan, haha if you live in a hot ass place you would love that.

[JackTSunn]

Glad you like it.

[sterling69]

potato works better.. and can be grow 4 free ;)

[JackTSunn]

Sounds interesting, especially the free potato bit. Let's see the video!

[dixdidix]

fake or not fake, that the question?

[JackTSunn]

The answer to your question is that it's real. We're sending our Trash Battery 3 out to Africa in February for trials.

[dixdidix]

very good :)

[ibercaracole]

C'est quoi le principe ?

[JackTSunn]

It's an electrochemical reaction between aluminium, air and water.

[liadon666]

hey prof...I think you should just say : OXIDE-REDUCTION is the process involved...

[nahuelito2007]

vos estas jodido de la cabeza flaco...

[JackTSunn]

Hi Madmax, you're right, that's why we're in France where most power is nuclear. Most aluminium is produced by hydropower. The energy is free to you if you use waste aluminium, you paid for the beer, not the can.

[OldWizeFrog]

LOL

[madmax200769]

Aluminium power isn't CO2 free unless the electricity which was used to produce the Al. was generated by nuclear, wind or solar power etc. You're simply harnessing the stored potential energy of the metal which usually occurs as an oxide. The same energy is violently released in Thermite by reacting powdered aluminium and say Iron Oxide. Hardly "free" other than beer being "free" if your mate buys it for you.

[hartiberlin]

Please come to overunity dot com and explain your battery. Many thanks in advance.

Regards, Stefan. ( admin of overunity dot com )

[JackTSunn]

The Bagdad Battery is quite different. We're using waste Aluminium to make power - and it's free (CO2-free and money-free!). The Bagdad battery is feeble; ours produces 1.2V per cell and the power depends on the area of the cathode. This is a serious battery. Check out metalectrique dot com

[OldWizeFrog]

ok TY guys yeah this was tought in school. It salves my problem about a few things and here is a thought. has any one ever made one in the shape of a pyrimid before??? im going to try it

[doctoreast]

He's using vinegar or some other electrolite. Web search for the Bagdad Battery.

[OldWizeFrog]

what is métalectrique?

[JackTSunn]

Métalectrique SAS is the company name.

[doctoreast]

Bagdad Battery

[JackTSunn]

I hope you like this. Remember, when you throw away aluminium foil, or cans it's like throwing away petrol. Make your own power, for free.