Crystalized cement battery is an radiant energy receiver

[justblirt]

I think I got the right stuff.called Car-go liquid glass metallic does that sound right? Thanks again for all your help

[justblirt]

Sorry meant no nonsense

[justblirt]

Ok I think I kinda got it.

The side of the tube and the wire are the connection points?

so do these have crushed crystal in the cement mix?

[prototype9000]

@justblirt like this + - + - + - i stopped using crystals i found that the sodium silicate makes the cement crystalize yeaht eh tube itself and teh wire or whatever you use as the center connection are the connection points

[justblirt]

I don’t get how the batteries are tied together do they have like a hot, common and ground or what?show us how because it seem like you have a pretty big piece of the puzzle everyone on here is doing some cool stuff but your work is solid nonsense and I want to get my own setup going so we can compare notes all I want to do is help make it work to the point of running a house in time but its closer than we think I can feel it.

Thanks again.peace

[prototype9000]

@justblirt solid nonsense my work im theonly one that has had one that lasted more than a few months. thats nonsense i guess. the cells are hooked in series

[bowengarner]

The Casimir Effect is only a part of the energy source. There is an ionic energy present in the uneven distribution of positive and negative ions locked into place in the matrix of the cement. But! taking it one step further, if you polarize the water glass, as a dialectric material, you can make this unit work like an electret. In that case, the energy source DEFIES THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS! That is energy pulled from the ether, from the quantum Jitter.

[justblirt]

Do they put off any oder or fumes?

[prototype9000]

@justblirt nope none at all

[BDDFOUR]

HeManCRO thanks for your comment about crystal voltage output. I think that you will find that if you place a load resistor etc across the itewm the voltage will go to 0. I believe it is likely you are measuring just stray noise. To get voltage from the xtal it has to be distorted - squeezed, twisted, compressed (the piezoelectric effect).

[prototype9000]

@BDDFOUR im not tapping the piezo electric effect it still works with a resistor just gets very dim. im working on tapping the casimir effect not piezo

[SuperDisbelief]

"Radiant" means zero fall-off, right?

[theonethatgoofs]

uuuummmmm should i tell you .................sure . ..........dont use concrete . go to your local hardwhere store and get muffler puddy . that is what hutchison used . it has silican and silican metal in it . and adds current . .

[prototype9000]

@HeManCRO i dont know depends on where you probe it you have to probe it just right or you will never see much of anyhting ill take a picture of it and email it mabe you know what kindof rock it is

[prototype9000]

@HeManCRO i dont have the jewel thief anymore but i still have the rock didnt really think it was worthy of a video though

[prototype9000]

@HeManCRO i have one thats giving out half a volt powers a jewel thief sort of on occasion not sure what kind of rock it is some kind of sedimentary rock

[prototype9000]

@HeManCRO i keep trying to improve my design and make it better and smaller my newest ones im planning should blow this one away i hope i might pull away from cement because it seems highly corrosive to aluminum though. and as time goes by teh aluminum plates seem to just dissapear in it. even after the chemical reactions have stopped mabe from the movement of electrons. atleast that what i have gathered form scientific papers about the casimir effect that that would happen to metals

[prototype9000]

reguardless of the medium used to seperate the plates

[uawwildbob]

wow dude, I have no idea whats going on here . 4-5 months is a long time . ya need more testing. ya realy need an explanation

[prototype9000]

@uawwildbob well theres little metal platelets in the battery i was trying to take advantage of the casimir effect. like john hutchinson actually the battery has been operating since august 3rd i may have been off the time calculation by a few weeks. but still it has been running a decent amount of time with one led replacement of the same kind because i accidently broke a lead off from it. im going to see how much longer it will go on for.