When I used capacitors it would not charge beyond the voltage of the cell.I must try that again.


Also to my way of thinking if a heavy mass can induce a slightly higher AC voltage.What can a higher AC voltage do back to the mass?


Break out the weighing scales and see what happens.If a slightly higher AC voltage can make a mass heavier then we have an unbalanced wheel for the price of a tiny bit of AC electricity.


triffid

Conductive thread for sale here. http://members.shaw.ca/ubik/thread/thread.html triffid




The thread has a synthetic fibre core which will melt if you push too much current through it. Shorting across the terminals of a standard 9V battery will cause melt-down in only a few seconds.
Consequently, the thread is not very good with solder. I have tried it, and it's feasible but barely so . There are, fortunately, other ways to make good electrical connections. These include sewing, tying knots, conductive epoxy and crimping beads. If you check out my Ideas page, you'll find links to many DIY projects that will help with this.

A real breakthrough it seems.   http://monothermal.com/monothermal/green_technology.html   This makes electricity from heat.
Good comments too on the pros and cons of green energy.

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Site:LRP:Victor_I._Klimov_-_%22Energy_From_The_Vacuum%22_-_Verification  energy from the vaccum involving solar cells.In a similar fashion our crystal batteries could draw more power from the vacuum. This link is from page 23 of the EF.


And repeating: The Klimov free energy systems are easily made self-powering, since there are various materials (such as tourmaline) which continually and freely emit the necessary "incident photons" that are input to the tiny solar cells. Just mix a tiny bit of one of those materials in the nanocrystalline buildup, and the photons inputted are thereafter and forever furnished freely, as thus is the tremendous output electrical energy from the very small Klimov devices.


 Small tellurium crystals act as "small self-powering batteries", and have the unique capability of emitting light (photons) in the far infrared region, freely and continually, without losing or depleting their dipolarity and its broken symmetry. As Nobelist Lee pointed out, broken symmetry is actually a basic mechanism whereby "something previously virtual has become observable". The broken symmetry of a source charge and its surrounding polarized virtual state vacuum produces a steady emission of observable photons, which continually form and replenish the so-called "static EM field" of the source charge. The proven broken symmetry of a source dipole does the same thing; it absorbs virtual state energy from the vacuum interaction and outpours a steady stream of observable photons, thus producing its "static fields". DeGeus, who died mysteriously in Douglas International Airport late last year while on his way to obtain tremendous financing to develop self-powering batteries, had apparently discovered some other materials that either did -- or could be induced to do -- that tourmaline "self-powering battery" effect, and even amplify it with a view toward eventual self-powering electric automobile batteries.

These cells generate over an amp of power. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG8qyN7y-PE&lr=1&




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG8qyN7y-PE&lr=1&ob=5

@all:
Here is my replication of the chemalloy battery.
 
Chamalloy Battery 1^st Attempt
 
The current seems very high for the weak electrolyte used.  I used the 4043 alloy in this build.  After 3 hours running LaserSaber’s mini joule ringer circuit I rechecked the short circuit readings and they have not fallen like my typical galvanic cells have.  This cell appears to be worthy of further study.  If I can get the longevity Sawt2 has on his, I will be very happy. 
 
Enjoy,  Brad S   

This video clip is on allowing failures to occur in your experiments.The lady is self taught in electronics and offers encouragement to experimenters everywhere.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhQ7d3BK3KQ&feature=related  Her workshop reminds me of my dads workshop in its heyday.triffid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOxMUZUJUS4  how batteries work by Gerie.