Its my opinion that the laws of physics concerning energy are wrong and need to be corrected. Here is why I think so.
I make home made water batteries. Each water battery equals 1.5 volts, and it consist of pure magnesium, copper and plain water, nothing else. So what is amazing about a home made 1.5 volt water battery you may think? Well how long does your store bought AA 1.5 volt battery supply power? Because my home made 1.5 volt water batteries supply power with non stop use for many many years and never require recharging. You may think whats the catch here. Of course there is a trade off but its not what you think. A single home made 1.5 volt battery will supply non stop power for many many years.
But a single water battery has a lower current output then a single regular store bought AA battery.
That means that a single home made water battery can only power low current devices when used by itself. A low current device may be a wall clock, or a motorized rotating stand, or a joule thief and so forth like other devices seen in my videos powered on water batteries. The up side to this is to get more current and voltage all that is needed is to wire more water batteries in series which increases their over all total current, which is the same technique used to power high powered devices that use more then a single AA battery. Did you know water batteries have an over-unity quality to them, heres how. I can take several water batteries and use them to recharge a single rechargeable store bought AA battery. You may say whats amazing about that then. Well I can do this over and over many hundreds of times recharging all those store bought rechargeable AA batteries with the same 5 water batteries. So I start with 5 water batteries to recharge a single 1.5 volt rechargeable store bought battery. So My total starting power of my 5 water batteries at 1.5 volts each that adds up to 7 and a half volts total, and from that I recharge hundreds of 1.5 volt store bought rechargeable batteries, one at a time of course, and it does time. But lets say I stop after recharging 100, 1.5 volt store bought rechargeable batteries. So Ive recharged 100, 1.5 volt rechargeable store bought batteries, Have I ended up with more energy then I started with from those 5 water batteries? You can do the math and see if 100, 1.5 volt batteries adds up to more then 7.5 volts. So you see that adds up to way more then the 7 and a half volts I started with in those 5 water batteries. Plus on top of this I end up with my 5 water batteries, the same ones used all along in this still full of power and still equaling a total of 7 and a half volts when its all done. Given water batteries supply power non stop for years and years up to decades even.
If your interested in any of my videos where I use water batteries to power things check out this link for my video channel https://www.youtube.com/user/stevensrd1