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This is a replication of Jonnydavro’s aluminum pan oscillator. His circuit uses one transistor, a 4KV trigger coil, and a some thin aluminum cooking pans. The feedback signal for the transistor comes through the…
THIS IT IS THE COMPLETE EXPERIMENTS WITH METALLIC ROTORS, AND IN THIS OCCASION I AM GOING TO TEST WITH ALUMINUM COVER…! OBSERVES WHAT IT HAPPENS…!
This is another homemade voltaic cell using a 4 oz. piece of zinc/aluminum alloy as the anode. The cathode is a small plate of copper and activated carbon. The electrolyte is tap water with…
I wanted to show the effect that the high voltage has when flowing invisibly from terminal to terminal. Of course, the aluminum jumps around when direct contact is made, but there is a cool…
Make yourself a real laser out of scraps, junk, pennies and clothespins! Inspired by Nyle Steiner’s work at http://www.sparkbangbuzz.com/tealaser/tealaser7.htm Thanks, Nyle! I learned a lot from this project, and it works surprisingly well. WARNING:…
A small ion thruster made from tin foil and wire. Decent thrust despite being crude.
See my heater design at http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Sterling_Allan%27s_H-Cat_Heater_Design See http://HCat.me for the open source project page Visit us at… http://PESN.com – our exclusive news stories http://FreeEnergyNews.com – from around the world http://PESWiki.com – the Wikipedia of…
www.hydrogen-energy.jp also discussed over here www.overunity.de This technology can be used to generate hydrogen simply by adding either aluminum or magnesium to functional water. Two liters of hydrogen can be generated for each gram of aluminum, whil…