You should be making these types of batteries wish me if you are a prepper one of the most important reasons why is that even when these batteries go bad you can crush them up and remake them and they continue to work.
Now these type of batteries come in all types of forms, they even have concrete and cement batteries. What you need to understand is when you have a natural battery the way the Earth Works anyway, and you come across people who always say these types of comments( So you have an electrochemical reaction going on, thus forming more salt crystals. It certainly wouldn't last forever. Is it eating up your copper shell, or depositing onto it? Nonetheless, you're not getting more salt crystals from nowhere. The refining of many metals such as aluminum is a highly electric intensive process. In a sense what you're doing is storing electricity when you refine the metals, then releasing that stored electricity as you let the metal corrode. As far as filling a room with dry cell batteries to supply the power for your house. Sure, you can do it. Buying a couple of tons of copper, magnesium, and the other required salts won't be cheap. ) I want you to keep this in mind. If you make things pull double duty or triple Duty what we call ( overlapping Unity systems ) like cement you'll never hear those people saying those types of comments they spend billions of dollars concrete find out that if you take ordinary dirt and alkaline is it turns to concrete.
Our whole system works on a cycle everything gets Cycles up or Cycles down and we know the rule that you cannot make nor can you destroy it. So if our system works in this way then you're on the right track batteries that work in these forms also reconstituted, and don't you find it funny that if you buy a car battery that the warranty and how long a battery last is about how long they reported these batteries last with A continuous power output. With a lower cost of course he wants you to use a car battery keep charging it and then buy a new one how much money did they put into batteries alone they never talk about that when they're making their points we spend thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars by what we could be making on your kitchen table with household things we buy anyway. In one of the most important things is salt comes from nature so you wouldn't have to buy it copper comes from nature so if you know how to smell your own copper then again the cost goes away those comments only keep you in their system to buy everything because we really don't know anything.
Because of all you YouTubers who worked on crystal batteries also known as solid state batteries this is what you calls the industry to do.
Batteries that last for ever?
Is it possible?
It sounds too good to be true, but apparently it has been done by a man named John Hutchinson an insane Canadian scientist of the 80's who explored free energy, anti-gravity and strange nuclear effects. Recently he has all but lost his mind which makes his claims of free energy hard to believe.
But time and time again professional scientists and garage scientists have backed up his free energy battery.
A device he calls a "Crystal power cell" It really works, I myself have made 100 small crystal batteries out of spent 30. cal carbine bullet shells, some Epsom salt, Rochelle salt and magnesium and a few other ingredients.
I have melted the ingredients inside the bullet shells, inside the case the bullets came in, rows of ten are stacked in series and each row is stacked in parallel the whole thing gets around 8.5 volts at around 720 milliamps But here's the thing that baffles me, the batteries have been under load for 6 whole months without stopping and it hasn't even faltered at all. It just keeps going, I did the project to see if the crystal power cells lived up to there promise the whole project cost me about $30 because I had the bullet shells laying around and so far they have lived up to the claim, these batteries might really last forever. Before I did the project I looked online to see if they really do work here are some videos I found.
Amazingly the first video's live feed is still going after more then 2 years! check out the live feed
http://laserhacker.com/?page_id=20
The way it get's it's power is through the piezo electric effect that generates electricity through the vibrations of ambient heat all around us. Though each power cell generates less then a volt at around 60 miliamps they continuously provide power for who knows how long.
But you have to remember history, not to long ago the basic Idea of a battery was just some coins stacked on-top of each-other with some saltwater in-between. It was called a voltaic power cell
the only way you can get enough power for anything is to stack them both in series and in parallel just like the crystal cells.
They had to have a whole room full of voltaic piles to demonstrate that these "batteries" were useful for anything.
You could power 6 houses or more with a room full of crystal power cells the only difference is that they never go out, they
the longest recorded test took 10 years and they only stopped working because the salt crystals grew too much and cracked open the shell it was made in. so think about this do I want 10 years of power for free or ten years of electric bills hmmm... hard to choose
As far as developing a battery that (practically) doesn't wear out goes, a better candidate for research might be the Oxford Bell, which has been verifiably working more or less continuously not for just ten years.... but for almost 175 years!
Of course most of us are going to wait to these companies develop it so we can just simply buy them because. that's what we do we let the thinkers be thinkers and let the doers be doers and the consumers be consumers, and they just want all you to stay in your seats
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