You have nothing to show yet again. You are talking about a device which you know nothing about. What a waste of time you are. It's a good thing Clarence is not responding to your questions.

Are you going to go ahead and make a replication?  If you do, can you measure the five power flows under different loading conditions as per my marked-up schematic?  Start with a fully recharged battery in each case.  You can expect shorter run times as the power draw from the load increases.

FYI, all the necessary readings and loading conditions have already been completed by Clarence and posted on these pages.

Can you link to a posting that shows that?

phoebus 33: Spot on.


What interests me about the Clarence experiment is the possibility of creating Telluric currents.
Ionic flow underground is a much under researched area.
The forerunners like Stubblefield and their technology has been lost in the mists of time.


Of course, some of  the highly qualified EEs round here don't even consider thinking out of the box.
They are in the BOX and their minds are forever enslaved.
They are much to be pitied.


The latest re-discovery of the Emme patent is a case in point.
Here is an earth/chemical battery which produces 3 kw.
The funny thing about it is that it needs less and less chemical input as time goes on and the current lasts longer and longer.
It's in the latest update of Patrick Kelly's book and I alerted him to it after a posting on this site.

The latest re-discovery of the Emme patent is a case in point.
Here is an earth/chemical battery which produces 3 kw.
The funny thing about it is that it needs less and less chemical input as time goes on and the current lasts longer and longer.
It's in the latest update of Patrick Kelly's book and I alerted him to it after a posting on this site.

Hi a.king21. I didn't realize that Patrick Kelly was still updating his book.  At one point he announced he
wasn't going to maintain it anymore, and I thought some other people began hosting his website/book?

All the best...

Mr.King
I believe we are about to turn a page in history....

Chet K

Yes VAR. Ahhh VAR.
var var var .
So easy.
Caught up with Tito L Oracion? Well no, he's still miles ahead.
But we're getting there.
(We hope) lol.

Yes, I wonder who will be the first to report a battery explosion... I hope they take a video, that will be fun to watch.

Unfortunately I think a lot of bad happenings go unreported. eg. when people go quiet it's always a possibility they accidentally killed themselves trying to replicate a capacitive charger circuit or something dangerous like that. Truth is for a lot of us our family/friends have no idea where we post so if I was to die by accident the posts would just stop.

One thing I definitely do not want to experience is a battery explosion, I've seen the result of a battery explosion in a workshop,
a great deal of equipment was ruined by it and it took a lot of cleaning up. A charging accident on a farm where I worked for a time.
At first the farmer who connected the battery to charge was annoyed that he had destroyed a battery that he needed to use, then he was extremely peeved when he seen everything that he had to throw away. I'll bet he claimed it all as a tax deduction though. So the average tax payer had to pay for his mistake. Like they do quite often. Everything made form cloth was ruined for starters.

If he had to pay to replace everything the bill would have been in the thousands. If a person had been there the story would be different, much worse.

Heck even the UPS gell cell batteries explode when the fools think they can continue to draw a few hundred watts from a couple of 7 amp hour batteries after the power goes out. I keep telling them to either install the software to shut down the computer in a timely manner when the power goes off or don't leave the computer running and go out because if the power goes off the UPS tries to power the computer but the batteries cannot take the drain and they either explode or just drain in minutes and the computer just gets it power cut anyway.

I've explained that the batteries cannot give out 30 to 40 amps for long only a few minutes. But one guy says the UPS is rated for 900 watts 1500VA so he tries to use it to power his computer, I tell him to read the manual but he refuses to do so. Funny thing is
he knows Ohms law but he still doesn't get the concept of an Uninterruptible Power Supply's purpose.

He even tries to run his huge TV from a UPS in power outages. He also tries to charge sulfated wet lead acid batteries with a 12 amp charger. When he puts a battery on the charger I move all my stuff and clear out, he says I'm full of it but he has lots of busted and dead batteries to show his ignorance. He lets batteries drain flat then tries to charge them, I try to explain if he keeps them charged they will last longer and if they do get sulfated he needs to do a long trickle charge or use a desulfator circuit or mine to get the battery to take charge, or go buy a battery desulfator. But alas if I suggest something, then what I suggest is the last thing that is considered. He's too proud to ask me to desufate a battery for him but not to proud to make himself look a fool and endanger others and their stuff.

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Yes it can be dangerous ,these men are trained professionals do not try
this at home in your spare time.

OSHA statistic for Jobsite injuries .
** more people are injured, maimed, blinded or even killed from the miss use of a common screw driver than  any other reported incident.

You two [Tinsel and Farmhand] throw lightning bolts around the kitchen
we don't hope you fry yourself ,or hope it gets caught on camera[Tinsel  ]....

we know that you take precautions.. don't expect anything less from the other builders here.