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This shows a homemade copper and magnesium battery using gelatine, Alum, and distilled water as a semi-solid electrolyte. I show the recipe for making one and a small finished cell running an electronic pulse…

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This shows my Muller Dynamo running on a homemade magnesium and carbon battery. This cell was built many months ago when I was working the the “Bedini Earth Light ” project. It is a…

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This is a simple copper and zinc homemade cell but it uses floral polymer water absorbing balls as the electrolyte medium. I show the cell here powering an electronic pulse motor.

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This shows a AA size homemade rechargeable batteries that I reactivated after many months being stored in a dried out and discharged state. The cell was reactivated by dipping in tap water and recharging…

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This is a simple homemade AM radio that was configured to run on a 3 volt rechargable battery and solar panel from a solar LED keychain light.

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This is my homemade AM radio installed in a wooden box. It is a simple “retro” radio design.

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This shows a couple of very simple homemade rechargeable batteries that use lead electrodes with an Alum (aluminum sulfate hydrate) & distilled water electrolyte. John Bedini has been successfully converting full size lead acid…

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This shows a homemade rechargeable cell that uses low grade electrical solder for both anode and cathode. The electrolyte is Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) and distilled water.