ashtweth wrote:
Thanks Freezer , i think its worth looking into, I noticed the AC there also. Have not checked what the others are getting yet.
@Tesla project, Actually the idea came from TT brown, and i have not seen you build any thing to back up what your saying, you should look into a bit more , as for me being wrong as usual, i dont even know who the hell you are, maybe for a reason.I dont take any thing you said as seriously, not just for the content.
Ash
If you just took two minutes to get over yourself and weren't such a douche, you would realize that you dont need to know who I am nor do I need to stand in front of a camera talking a load of **** to 'prove' anything.
I just DO the experiments and then report the FACTS. Have you tried what I suggested? (putting those cement cells and other silly mixes in an oven until HOT and 100% dry). If you had, then you wouldn't have replied what you did.
You would see that it isnt a casimir bulldust effect and that it is all down to galvanics. Even a supposedly 'dry' paper towel (or thin tissue paper) between copper and zinc is 'wet' enough to act as the substrate for electron transfer between two dissimilar metals producing voltage. Dry that piece of paper 100% and you well get ZERO voltage.
Conduct the experiments instead of flapping your gums about casimir baloney and AC readings. I havent seen any of hutchinsons cells produce AC and out of all the experiments I conducted WITHOUT diodes etc, (making your circuit a radio receiver) I have never seen AC from a rock or one of these cement type cells. If it is there, it is incredibly tiny and useless.
Anyway, you go back to what you do best...shouting that there is FE where it aint before actually conducting in depth research. Oh...hows Steorn working out for you??
I am quite aware of TT Brown. You certainly don't need big piles of rocks if you are going to go to the trouble of building a radio receiver of any type!! LMAO.
Buffoon!